A Solo Game in the Northern and Southern Dynasties

When I first read the first chapter, I felt that the author had set up a pretty awesome cheat system, and then added some stupid settings, saying that this cheat system was not useful. But if I think about it for a moment, I can think of 100 ways to use this thing. How could it not be useful?

Author, I've figured out your formula. In a day's update, you dedicate about a third to historical events, then another third to an encyclopedic section (e. G., Five chapters on Buddhism, five chapters on archery), and finally, the rest to how the protagonist's cheat abilities work.

To be honest, if an ordinary person were to travel back to ancient times, unless they were born into a wealthy or powerful family, in an era where everything depended on one's birth, without any special advantages, simply achieving a modest level of wealth would be quite an achievement.

With system-controlled minions, zero-latency remote communication, and buildings with attributes, this game, with such a massive cheat code, ended up being a mere child's play among feudal lords. With its system subordinates and zero-latency communication, it would be invincible in feudal society. Not to mention the architectural attributes...

If, like last time, the abdication and the establishment of a parliament are the end of it, then this book seems to be focused on the plot of a miraculous conquest of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. People are tired of other dynasties; they're not interested in the idea of ​​a saintly figure in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The late Ming Dynasty was barely acceptable, but a republic in the Northern and Southern Dynasties is unacceptable.

The classic trope of an orphan with a younger sister. But since incestuous relationships are out of the question, they had to include a burdensome younger sister.

Knowledge gained from systematic education Pollution from the information explosion in the internet age A full-channel instant messaging network. None of them were put to great use. To learn to read, one must memorize characters before joining the army.

The author has very sound values. This surpasses at least 99% of the authors on Qidian. Many historical novels begin by describing the suffering of the people. As they talked, they ended up in brothels, enjoying wealth and luxury. The protagonist of the previous book only married one wife in the end and stepped down after unification, which is unimaginable in many historical novels.

It's getting increasingly absurd. Everyone else is a god-like general, but your system-controlled soldiers and historical figures aren't? Is this some kind of reverse cheat?

I agree with what one of you said: if you're going to write a main character, then write one properly. Why keep bringing in Gao Huan? If you like Gao Huan, then make him the main character. Saying things like this is disgusting.