Song on the Sand Table

The scene where the scout hit someone, and the screenshot of him being exposed, I saw it in an unrelated group. The online world is so small.

I've long admired the name of the Thirty-Two Eunuchs!

What kind of people would have a Guan Yu figurine at home, rather than a statue of him?

There's absolutely no enjoyable part to it now, and the author seems to be slowing down the pacing again. They're pushing the pace while simultaneously fighting. The farming aspect doesn't feel like farming, and the battle for supremacy doesn't feel like battle for supremacy. It feels like the reader and the protagonist have very little involvement; they're just following along with the supporting characters. If the author continues writing like this, this book is going to flop.

I couldn't stand watching it anymore. The protagonist was acting like a god in the sandbox, personally and frequently getting involved in everything, and engaging in all sorts of degrading actions. The protagonist set himself up as a god, frequently descending and getting very close to the villagers, but in reality, he didn't have any real abilities. The mismatch between his established identity and his actual abilities felt very jarring.

To put it simply, it's just a difference in the rules of the game. Why bring up right and wrong? Trying to justify the use of modern football rules? The whole thing falls apart.

Is there no author who can write a protagonist with high-class qualities?

I just realized that everything from the Western Industrial Revolution existed in our country long before that; it was just destroyed by the Qing Dynasty.

The most overpowered aspect of your cheat system is the ability to parachute troops at will. In a battle, you could simply place Guan Yu or Lü Bu next to the enemy commander, and they'd be blown up immediately. Enemy supply depots could be burned at will—a devastating attack, much faster than killing on the battlefield.

I don't understand one thing: why does the protagonist call Qin Hui "father"?