Traveling Through Japan's Warring States Period, but I Have the Three Kingdoms Killing Pendant

As the title states, this book is about Japan's Warring States Period, but it is not a historical fact. It can be considered a novel or a myth. There are assumptions and boasts made by the Japanese to add fuel to the Warring States Period. The theme of the Three Kingdoms plug-in is novel. As for whether it is good or not, it is a matter of opinion. Anyway, the strict and logical party will definitely not stand it. There are some logical flaws in the plot, but it can be covered up by the author's suggestion that the protagonist has good luck. After all, foreign historical novels are considered a niche within a niche at the current starting point, so go for it. Just sauce.

Three Kingdoms + Japanese Warring States Period, I would say that AI cannot replace humans.

The main reason is: I like his daughter (Dagwu) better. If he dies, Inahime will be gone

The author has some problems 1. The scene transition is not smooth enough. For example, when I started to respond to the message, I did not describe the scene directly and saw the person who assigned the task at that time. I just chopped off the one next to me. It was too omitted, including the envoy Oda later. The scene transition is not enough to create a sense of atmosphere. The missing step 2. There are too few side descriptions. The protagonist just came out, killed the general, and saved Imagawa's head. It can be said that it turned the tide, but there was very little feedback. I only remember Takigawa Kazumasu mentioned one sentence to build momentum, and then it was gone. Without positive feedback, it is difficult to have the desire to read. 3. The Three Kingdoms killing mechanism is very novel, but it is really cumbersome. The current fighting scenes look very much like a turn-based game. Come on, author, there are only a few authors writing about Japan's Warring States Period. I hope there will be no more eunuchs and it will be a masterpiece as soon as possible.

A common shortcoming of writing about traveling through Japan's Warring States Period is that they don't write anything smaller at the beginning. They have to focus on celebrities from the Warring States Period. There are a lot of introductions at the beginning. To be honest, it is very difficult to read and tests your patience.

This is a negative review ——Although the book itself is good, the tradition of the Three Kingdoms Killing cannot be lost😃

There will be no height descriptions in this book, nor will there be any out-of-scope content such as counterattacking the Ming Dynasty, sailing to the Americas, and conquering Southeast Asia. The most important thing is to change the Wu family through conquering the dynasty The content of this book can be summarized in four words: Slaughter the Wu family By the time it is finished, only a small half of the Wu family will be killed Like a monkey riding a pig, or five thousand yellow turban warriors sweeping through Japan. What does this have to do with what I am writing? We have come to the wrong place to discuss the facts about height. There are many places to discuss it. I am just a bad book writer. What is the use of talking about it here?

1: I remember that Han soldiers have a skill called "Guard". When they are killed, they can draw one card and then discard one. It can be used as the protagonist's small skill to kill less famous people 2: Lu Ji, it is not bad to let the protagonist be Brother Orange. The author has not figured out how to let others use cards. Let the protagonist use 🍊 to block first. It's okay 3: Liu Qi's question 4 Niu Fu and Li Jue, their skills are related to blood or the upper limit of blood volume 5 Pang Hui's old feud 6sp Pang Tong, not very recommended. After the mourning is over, you can only overpower the protagonist's skills. It's a bit supermodel, but I want to say 😄

I know every word, but why it feels weird when I read it, I can't explain.

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Is there a magical skill that can be used as a red card to kill?

Chacha has been mentioned in the introduction, but where is Ashi, her mother's most beautiful woman?

Why do I feel this narrative is so awkward the more I read it?

It's quite interesting to read, but the writing style is a bit like a translation, and the description is a bit uncomfortable to read.

I don't know what the author's writing is like. I only know that I'm going to give Three Kingdoms a good review on Steam, and then say that I came here because I read this book⌓‿⌓

The subject matter is quite interesting. Next time, let's do a story about the Polish hussars who saved the siege of Vilna and possessed the Three Kingdoms Killing System. Or Ferdinand was possessed by the Three Kingdoms Killing System one second before he was shot by the Serbs.

What kind of game advertisement should be written in a novel?

Can you write more details about the transition? I often realize the transition is halfway through, which affects the perception.

Strange, I clearly voted for the monthly vote, but the author's work information still only shows 0

I'm currently just curious about how tall the pig's feet are 🙂

Samurai's throbbing😁

As a Cao thief, how could he not capture the three sisters Ashi and Asai together?