The Three Kingdoms Ice Age

It is obvious that Lu Bu is suppressed. In the article, Lu Bu's force is basically equal to 50:50. The only point that can reflect the advantage of force is that it is okay to kill small soldiers and activate Wushuang. Well, I think this Lu Bu's expressiveness is completely fine if it is replaced by Wang Shuang, Yan Liang, and Wen Chou. I can only say that I haven't seen Guan Yu yet. According to the current expressiveness, Lu Bu takes the lead and beats three heroes. I think it's about the same if three Lu Bu beat one Guan Yu. If Liu Bei can defend Dong Zhuo and add troops from the west, can Yue Jin be greater than Dong Zhuo? According to the three heroes fighting Lu Bu, it would take three Dong Zhuo and a group of Xiliang soldiers to defeat Lu Bu, and then you are afraid of Le Jin? After upgrading, it will be difficult for you to take down Lejin. I won't pick on you. If you beat someone naked and have equipment, it's no problem for a few hundred rounds. But now that the furnace is not turned on, you are afraid of Lejin. Why, Lu Bu has been beaten out of his inner demons? Return the King of Ghosts and the King of Turtles. Can intelligence enhancement be so powerful? Oh, nine points of intelligence is so amazing, it makes the protagonist feel helpless. Dude, this is Lu Bu. Before Bai Menlou was slaughtered, he was drinking heavily at home and said that with the square halberd in his hand and the red rabbit horse on his hip, he could dominate the world. Now this Lu Bu looks like a real-life force. In reality, one person cannot defeat hundreds of people, and he is not Xiang Yu. But you can't use realistic settings on the protagonist and fictional settings on the enemies, and then make them appear to be all smart and almost monsters, and all the generals are so powerful that the main character is a turtle. In terms of IQ, he looks like a man who failed in Plants vs. Zombies. In terms of force, he looks like a soft-footed shrimp who bullies the weak and is afraid of the strong. And you said that the original generals are not as expressive. This explanation is okay, but how many matches did you play the Ghost King Lu Bu before you were reborn? Isn't there a person in history who has played more matches than you till death, Le Jin, who has better control? Guo Jia has 9 points of intelligence. Which performance in the novel is worth the 9 points of intelligence? Ten wins and ten losses to flatter? A legacy plan? How come you almost didn't fuck anyone else after ten wins and ten losses? Why doesn't Cao Cao have 9 points of intelligence? I remember that Cao Cao originally planned to wait for them to have civil strife without exerting pressure. Zhou Yu has 8 points of intelligence, as the big Dudu of Soochow, and then destroyed Cao Cao's intelligence army on the Milky Way spaceship - we still don't know how many of the group of counselors Cao Cao brought originally should sit at the same table as the 3-wisdom Lu Bu. Maybe Cao Cao would have won with a few less Lu Bu. And the noble 9-wisdom Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong, 8-wisdom Fa Zheng, 9-skill Liu Bei, 8-skill Zhao Yun, and the Tianlong Babu spaceship finally crashed. In the story, Chang Banpo and Adou Gaga killed Zhao Yun's 8th skill, and Gaogui 9th skill Liu Bei fled south in panic. There is also the great time-travel plus rebirth plus 👻 Wang Lu Bu. The end result of the stacked buffs is that the first copy of Luoyang City was controlled by others from the beginning to the end. The ghost king Lu Bu, a time-traveler who has not been reborn, was "encircled and suppressed by the lord's forces" when his development fell behind at the beginning. Really, based on this starting dungeon, just one lord's force can hold Lu Bu's coffin board firmly. How could Lu Bu He De go against these people before he was reborn? The setting itself is okay, and the plot arrangement feels watchable, but the expressiveness of the various characters in it is a headache. If you want to stress it, you can't stress it so much, right? If you want to strengthen it, you can't strengthen it like this, right? Just like what I commented, you started with Guo Jia's 9-wit so powerfully, how do you plan to arrange the strongest form of 9-wit? Also, I really don't understand why you have to choose the main force. Is there any special meaning in bringing troops and horses everywhere to push the map? If I were to choose the rebel thief by directly riding on the horse, I would directly ask for the red rabbit horse and squat down to kill the lord. As soon as the lord builds the furnace, he mounts a red rabbit, a horse, and a flying dragon, stabs him in the face, and then runs away. Anyone who wants to destroy the lord's power will show up in seconds. There are loyal ministers and treacherous ministers. They are all on horseback to play rebels, and they are all on horseback to cultivate immortality. You like to play the late stage forces and play the lord. The rebel Lu Bu uses the strongest early stage values ​​​​and the most shameless Huangchao worldview mechanical monster to directly mount the horse and press him to death, and also builds a furnace to produce resources? Don't dare to build a furnace within the Han Dynasty's territory. Family support? They've all traveled through time, they've been reborn, they've all been fantasy, they've all had technology, but don't you know that people are the power? Just trample all the ministers in the street, can't we fight the war without the support of aristocratic families? Did Lu Bu have any family support in the novel?

I don't know what you are bragging about. 39 combat power can only kill small soldiers. The soldiers behind them were all hitting the target, but Yuan Shao was shot in the throat and still survived. The cavalry charged and ended up fearing a Lejin, really nb. There were clearly 3,000 soldiers in the back, but inexplicably, only the guards were left, and the other 3,000 simply disappeared. Return to the old author, an old author writes like this and still brags about it, all kinds of overwhelming power. If you use force to suppress your troops, you still suppress them. Write to you, mother.

At his peak, Lu Bu's cavalry couldn't kill Le Jin. Yuan Shao pierced his throat with his sword, but the cavalry could still revive him after a few cavalry charges. You're not Lu Bu, you feel like a retarded version of Pan Feng.

Creative, but no content. Lost the watermelon for the civil servants and generals of the Three Kingdoms to fight for hegemony, and pick up the sesame seeds for the intrigue among the players.

There are some things that I don't want to say out loud. As Lu Bu, who is recognized as the most powerful person in the Three Kingdoms, he could not kill Yuan Shao by piercing his throat due to mental calculations but unintentional. You can brag about Hua Tuo's medical skills, but your subsequent development in your previous life is so much better than Lu Bu's, and you don't have the means to kill him with one blow. When you played Le Jin, I thought it was strengthened by your playing in later generations. You have experience in later generations, but you still can't break through Le Jin and you can't kill Guo Jia. I thought you were using your cleverness to scheming, and I defeated it with my own strength. But now, I don't feel the meaning of you choosing Lu Bu.

What's the Three Kingdoms Ice Killing? If you keep doing this, I'll get good reviews.

Ah, here, the only difference between loyal ministers and traitorous ministers is that traitorous ministers can usurp the throne, but loyal ministers cannot? Then why should I choose loyal ministers? What's the benefit?

Shennong died of poison. Just looking at the first twenty chapters is still an excellent work. The setting and plot at the beginning are great, but there are many blunt plots that fall behind later. It feels like the author wants to prepare for the boss at the beginning and writes a lot of hostile forces. But the other characters with 9 attributes at the beginning are all very strong. The protagonist knows who the enemy is in the later stage but does not take action. The top value is almost zero, and they are not as good as Ding Yuan at the beginning. It can be said that in order to pave the way for the subsequent plot, the early plot is not very logical. Invincible is not easy to write and it is understandable to leave Zhang Liao halfway, but it is outrageous that Xu You, a civil servant, is faster than the army. There are a lot of inconsistent and illogical things that are done to advance the plot. In the scene between Jia Xu and Zhuge Liang, sometimes Jia Xu is described as dirty and sometimes Zhuge Liang is bad. Neither of them seem like good people, and the result is that a third party takes the blame for the previous life. The scene where fans trust unconditionally is hard to describe. Just like on the first page of a Conan comic book, a circle is drawn on someone's head and says he is the murderer. On the last page, the truth is announced and the murderer is discovered to be someone else. When I look at it, I lie to you is written next to the page. It is also often written that someone had a good relationship with someone in their previous life, so there was a hidden camp. Not to mention the absurdity of encountering and recognizing each other in the game, nor the pressure of death in the game, this dark camp setting is too poisonous. No need for brains, no need to behave rationally, insert any outrageous plot at any time, just ask the brothers in the past life to obey the words in this life. It's okay once in a while. How long does it take for a group to travel together? The world is so big, and the probability of meeting each other by chance in the same area is too low. There are a lot of these relationships in the article, and the plot is very blunt.

What's the point of choosing Lu Bu? Liu Bei, at the peak of his military power, is the most extraordinary, surrounded by two iron men, Liu Bian, the peak of power, with great righteousness and imperial power in the world. You can't do this with force, power, or intelligence. It's just a matter of character. After being reborn, I got the first kill in the first dungeon and was revived. Doesn't it mean anything?

The protagonist has been reborn and cheated, and the start is not as good as the start of a lifetime. Is this cheating in vain? I suppressed the protagonist so hard at the beginning. I'm afraid the protagonist would cheat all the time in the later stage. As a result, the opponent had all kinds of deus ex machina, but they were unreasonably better than the protagonist.