Rising to Power as a Dungeon NPC

I clicked in because it said it was a Three Kingdoms online game. In the early stages, the online game elements were not strong. The system was basically responsible for giving the protagonist benefits and helping him to increase his strength. The player's presence was not very strong. It was just mentioned briefly that the system helped the protagonist develop his power.

Online games are outdated and can't keep up with the times. I can't even finish reading old books anymore, but I still hope that authors will write better ones. I don't remember much of the plot of the previous Three Kingdoms stories, but I will still support them in the New Year.

Seeing the author's bio, I was overwhelmed with mixed feelings. Indeed, online games have long since declined; those once-enthusiastic friends are no longer online, let alone writing derivative works depicting the prosperity and fantasy of a bygone era. 😭

No wonder it's so well-written, turns out it's the author of "Stopping the War"!

I subscribed to the whole thing because the content up to chapter 200 was so exciting, and to encourage the author. I dropped it because the plot was just too ridiculous. If these plot outlines, like the three killings of Liu Bei and meeting the system, were put in the synopsis, I definitely wouldn't have clicked on this book.

Three Kingdoms and Wuxia online games spawned many great novels back in the day, but in recent years they've been completely overtaken by e-sports novels, which is a real shame.

The book is good. Here's a small piece of advice: never try to seduce female gamers. I once read a similar novel where the protagonist transmigrated into a Three Kingdoms game as an NPC and ended up fawning over female players 🙂. It was really toxic.

Bro, you could make the list with a normal martial arts MMORPG, Three Kingdoms, fantasy, or Xianxia MMORPG. Time-traveling NPCs isn't a popular theme to begin with, and you've gone and transmigrated into dungeon NPCs. Look at that Shushan MMORPG on the list. There are so few normal MMORPG novels these days. Next time, don't go off-topic. Write something really abnormal, and I guarantee you'll subscribe to all of it.

I gave up after the third chapter. What's the point of being forced to control your body if you don't accept the mission?

The beginning was quite good... But after the protagonist killed Liu Bei three times and then resurrected him, it lost its appeal. Later, it mentioned killing other generals; why could everyone else die but Liu Bei couldn't? I dropped it.