Stat-Boosting Three Kingdoms: I Can Steal Other People’s Traits
加点三国：我能夺取他人词条
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- Completed
- Length
- 685k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
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I got to chapter 11. The beginning was okay, but I felt uncomfortable when that woman appeared later. I always feel that in many novels, a woman has to be introduced as the story progresses, and then the protagonist's thoughts are influenced by that woman. Seriously, the protagonist and that woman have only known each other for a few days.
I lost interest as soon as I saw the protagonist's name.
The kind of story with a cheat-like protagonist should be a wish-fulfillment novel, right? But after reading about twenty chapters, it was all conspiracies, and I couldn't continue.
Nurturing seedlings
Despite some shortcomings, the current situation of the three kingdoms standing independently is a rare occurrence, so let's support them.
Why don't you just name the protagonist Qu Qiu?
There are just too many flaws to even begin to describe. First of all, what's with this "people from Liangzhou look down on warriors" nonsense? The Han Dynasty was known for its martial spirit, especially for producing generals and ministers.
The protagonist has changed his name.
To optimize the reading experience for the generals, . Loyalty to the Koreans!!!
The protagonist's name alone is enough to ruin the game; even "Dog Egg" or "Dog Leftovers" would be better.
The things they've been writing lately have gone too far. The emperor died by assassination, and the eldest son of the Yuan family also died by assassination. The Yuan family keeps doing this kind of thing, even their own brothers do it. Who will respect them in the future? If they can't win, they resort to assassination. If you set this precedent, everyone will do it. If you want to speed things up, at least come up with a better excuse. How about sudden death from an illness?
Just wondering, does taking this entry mean it's no longer available? If so, you'd have to raise dozens of historical warlords to support just one protagonist, and without so many historical warlords, it wouldn't be fun.