Games Descend Upon the Myriad Worlds
游戏降临诸天万界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Instead of Wei, Shu, and Wu fighting each other, it seems better to write a story where they unite, advance their technology, and conquer other places. After all, there are games like Civilization where you can advance your technology.
About historical events and figures.
I can only guarantee it won't be too outrageous. For example, who killed Hua Xiong? 1: Guan Yu (in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms) 2: Sun Jian (Records of the Grand Historian) 3: General Xing Daorong of Lingling (bragging) I might write 1, or I might write 2, but I definitely won't write 3. With this explanation, it should be clear to everyone.
The emperor, feeling bored, left.
The beginning was alright, but the later chapters about Kangxi became increasingly unengaging. Should we put them on hold? I don't even want to subscribe to any chapters with these two parts.
They said they wanted Wei Xiaobao and Emperor Kangxi to play comedic roles, but the main character's maid was incredibly gentle from the moment she appeared, which was a bit off-putting.
Why limit yourself? Comedy shows can't have people die, Pokémon can only be childlike, and they don't have much fighting power when you take them out. If you write them all like that, where's the drama? Every story is just the same story. The main character isn't important. What's important is the changes in the ensemble cast and the drama. Just cause trouble and that's it. Do you think this is historical fiction?
The more they write about Wei Xiaobao and his companion, the less appealing it becomes to readers. 🙂
Hurry up and get rid of Kangxi; it's so annoying to read about him. Why write about the Qing dynasty?
Why is the first part of the Investiture of the Gods such a piece of crap? Why can't we just use the classic old version of Investiture of the Gods?
The road has narrowed again; what's the point of writing about the Qing Dynasty?