Strange Three Kingdoms: Starting with a Simulator

The protagonist has a brain, but only a tiny one. After witnessing Emperor Ling bathing in human blood in the simulation, he even simulated forcibly storming the palace gates to plead for mercy?! You know you're a sacrifice, and you're aware of your own limitations; isn't this simulation a pure waste of points?

I started reading "The Mysterious Three Kingdoms," and at the time I thought it might rival the wildly popular "Mythical Three Kingdoms," but then it stopped updating. Earlier this year, I discovered the author had finished his second book. Looking back, the author mentioned encountering unforeseen circumstances every time he wrote, with constant misfortunes happening to his family and friends. I've already assumed the author has retired from the literary world.

Author, you don't want to be left without reading, do you? 🥺

The book begins at a leisurely pace and creates anticipation, but some inconsistencies may arise in the middle of the story, making it a bit jarring to read. This is also what some readers have mentioned – the time-travel storylines weren't handled well.

Dude, I just posted saying your writing was pretty good, and you've already created a second time traveler, and a female college student at that? I'm outta here!

It seems the author got carried away with writing, got carried away with their own enjoyment, and then, seeing the mediocre results, thought they should just write whatever came to mind.

Actually, it's quite good; there shouldn't be so few people.

Look what this is, a sofa? Have a seat.

The road ahead is tough, and this is one of the few books I'm currently following on Qidian. The creativity and pacing are fantastic, so please don't stop reading it! 😭

The beginning was indeed messy, but it was quite interesting. I hope the author can finish it properly.