The Three Kingdoms Game

The Yellow Turban Army shouted "Heaven is dead, Huang Tian shall stand." This heaven belongs to the Han Dynasty, which is considered a kind of political opposition. If everyone calls Huang Tian, ​​doesn't it mean that the Han Dynasty is going to perish? At least now most people should just think that the Han Dynasty will repeat the events of Han Dynasty. It will not until Dong Zhuo burns Luoyang and moves the capital to Chang'an that people's hearts will turn. So I can add a paragraph later on why everyone accepts Huang Tian's statement.

Is Diao Chan mentally 10 years old? Have you never seen a girl in real life? If you can't write a heroine, just don't write it, okay? Really humble

Historical texts are more important Another single woman? Many girls? Also tell me in advance

Anyone who knows history or any story of the Three Kingdoms will understand that this book was simply written by a blind man

Since it is a game mission, then there should be classic Three Kingdoms game branch rewards missions such as the invasion of the Southern Barbarians, the northward march of the mountains, the entry of the Xianbei, the Western Qiang knocking at the pass, the southward march of the Xiongnu, the rebellion of the pirates, and the Five Hus coalition forces, etc., Right?

When the princes attacked Dong, they called Lü Bu a Wenhou... Why did Lü Bu become a marquis due to his merits? Kill Dong Zhuo! So Lu Bu is Wen Hou, but it is unlikely that Lu Bu is Wen Hou at this time. The author must have a sharp head🤓

It was only a few chapters after it was released, and it started to feel a bit broken. I have been reading this book every day since I discovered it in Shang Sanjiang. When I reached 100 chapters, I didn't bother to open it. It only took a few days. I clicked in today and took a look. I saw that I hadn't subscribed yet. The first few sentences were about stockings. I really smiled. There was also Diao Chan's professional attire in front of me, which gave me the illusion of dreaming back to ten years ago. The plot of the previous online game is quite interesting. Once you enter Luoyang, you will become more and more obsessed with it. I don't exclude you from starting a harem, but you can't just start it when there is nothing left to do, right? You kind of rely on Lu Bu to please you, and you think that you have this status because of your control over Lu Bu, so you form an alliance. Just as he is about to betroth his daughter to you, he turns around and looks for a concubine. You are not writing love stories, and you are not setting a heroine, but you are just collecting stamps. During the critical period of stamp collection, you have been writing this kind of thing for several days in a row, which makes people's eyes black. There is also this opening, starting with the Zhou family, children of aristocratic families, which is indeed novel, but it is obviously based on Soochow, and writing Liu Bei and the three as clowns will attract a group of spectators, but it will also make some people uncomfortable because your writing is very rough! It's interesting that the world has turned into an online game, but just for the novelty, once you enter Luoyang, the appeal of this book drops off a cliff. It feels like the protagonist might as well be set as a country villager or something like that. The prelude to this different Three Kingdoms will be opened little by little, which will give people a sense of gradual progress. Obviously the subject matter is very good, the idea is also very good, and the path taken is also very interesting, but when put together, it becomes this tasteless and wasteful waste. Is there anyone with similar themes? Or do you have any recommendations for similar novels? I can't stand this book anymore. Fortunately, I only spent more than two hundred coins. It's not like I was fed a big meal halfway through the subscription. I'd better stop the loss in time.

I wrote it well at first, but then I felt it was crooked.

Why are you scolding me? I think it looks pretty good. I stayed up late to catch up on the update.

The book has seriously strayed from the topic. The game version of Three Kingdoms focuses on the Three Kingdoms. Games are the point of differentiation. At least, the reason why I was attracted to it was because I wanted to see how the heroes of the Three Kingdoms fought within the framework of the game, and how the protagonists dealt with, grew up, and even separated themselves from each other, fighting for the world or supporting the Han Dynasty, becoming famous throughout the ages. But for now, I have been focusing on deepening the game mechanics, towers, and predictions. These have a bunch of conceptually more complete and richer books in other divisions. The main content is the Three Kingdoms, and the game mechanics are embellishments. … From the current point of view, the protagonist's entry into Chang'an is considered the ending of the book. I don't know how it will develop in the future. There are always Nanman invasions there, which is boring to watch.

In the first few dozen chapters before entering Chang'an, the flaws are not concealed, and the fairy grass level is achieved. After entering Chang'an, it was obvious that I couldn't stand it anymore and couldn't understand what the plot was trying to do. I don't want to comment on the chapters before and after it is released, and I have no intention of subscribing. This way of writing is not very long, even 300 chapters is difficult.

One or two a day, Diao Chan, Diao Chan, Diao Chan, are you annoyed? If I want to see Liu Beiwen, why don't I come here?

Can you please respond to the questions that everyone is most concerned about? Otherwise, if you are suddenly disgusted after reading half of it, it will be a lose-lose situation for both the author and the readers. The self-reliance aid list can be said in just one sentence.

Gamification, gamification is not thorough, historicalization, historicalization is not good, stuck in the middle, neither up nor down, left, left, right, etc.

After reading the part about Lu Bu's star talent, I feel that the setting is a bit rough. It can be completely improved by using the existing settings of the Four Symbols and Twenty-eight Constellations. For example: Taking the Jiang star as the starting point, the Qinglong star district is in the east, the Xuanwu star district in the north, the Suzaku star district in the south, and the White Tiger star district in the west. Eastern Qinglong District (Cyan): Talents tend to be agile, projectile, wind and thunder and other agile characteristics. Southern Vermilion Bird Zone (Red): Talents tend towards blazing characteristics such as spells, flames, and explosions. Western White Tiger Zone (White): Talents tend to be strong, close combat, killing and other killing characteristics. Northern Xuanwu District (Black): Talents tend to be defense, life, ice and other tough characteristics. Microscopic Node Design: Twenty-Eight Constellations In the four major star regions, corresponding constellations are distributed as talent points or key nodes. The constellation nodes in the Oriental Qinglong District include: Spica (Dragon Horn, enhanced critical strike), Kangsu (Dragon Neck, enhanced projection), Ansu (Dragon Heart, increased core damage), Osu (Dragon Tail, range attack), etc. The star nodes in the Southern Suzaku District include: Jingsu (enhanced continuous damage), Xingxiu (enhanced starlight/sacred spells), Yisu (enhanced movement and casting speed), etc. The constellation nodes in the Western White Tiger Zone include: Kuisu (strengthens two-handed weapons), Pleiades (strengthens critical damage), Rigel (strengthens melee range), etc. The constellation nodes in the Northern Xuanwu District include: Dou Su (increases armor), Xu Su (increases dodge), Room Su (increases upper limit of life), etc. Then you can design the Big Dipper to surround the general star and unlock it through special conditions to achieve the "true" career as written in the article. You can even design one of the three labels "True", "World" and "SP" to obtain it. In addition, you can discover the hidden Yinghuo (unlock the "demon"), Luohu (unlock the "devil"), Jidu (unlock the "ghost"), Taibai (unlock the "immortal"), and Ziwei (unlock the "god") through "stargazing".

After the protagonist enters Chang'an, I feel that the plot is not as interesting as before. Is it because there are too many boring trivial matters?

I finished the current one in one go. I feel it is very in line with my taste. It is a very novel Three Kingdoms genre. However, when I opened the comment area, there were many bad reviews, so you can only take a look at about ten of them to see if they suit your taste. I personally recommend them.

What are the benefits of beating the emperor? Why are you so arrogant? I thought you were Lu Bu.

I thought he started his own business, but it turns out he started his own business with someone else

Not everyone has panel data, but the author needs panel data to see the plot. To put it bluntly, what readers see is that the author's big hand controls everything.

The Koto route? After reading a few chapters, I felt that the main character was jumping around again and again. You are just a country boy messing around. Brother Zhou Yu, you go around to tease other camps, claiming that no matter who comes to power, there will be a good ending. It makes me sick.

I suddenly found a question, why didn't mathematics be valued in ancient times? Isn't it easiest to use mathematics to manage a town in ancient times? How many people, how many taxes, how many fields, how many people can this place support? When you become an official in a county, shouldn't you check the accounts? Then we discover and solve problems based on the things on the account. The same goes for the army and the country.

Did you forget about the awakening mission Shidao you wrote in Chapter 8? How many chapters have it been? It's not finished yet. Could it be that it wasn't completed at the end?

It doesn't feel as good as the cute girl Romance of the Three Kingdoms

You don't have to seek power to usurp the throne and become emperor, and the power of rule does not have to be limited to imperial power. You can write a protagonist who is a saint and brings order to the world and brings peace to the people. You can create an Eastern pope and a constitutional monarch. The times are progressing and the new ideas are also very interesting. Gamification is a very good new theme, and this is true for the historical novels of the Three Kingdoms. As for whether it fits the original history or not, I put it bluntly, this is just reading novels. As long as it is interesting, there is no need to hold on to this part. (Those who can't accept it should go to Zizhi Tongjian) If you read too many serious novels, you will find that the emperor has a lot of literary truth. It doesn't mean that if he is not an emperor, he is a dog. Isn't it true that everyone admires Mr. Zhuge's story of saving the building from falling and working to the death, and we can also sympathize with it. (I'm not saying you should write it like this, I'm just saying you can have new ideas)

The theme of the Three Kingdoms game was quite popular in the past, but I don't know why no one wrote about it later.

It's pretty good, but updates are too slow.

Isn't this author a die-hard guy who plays Three Kingdoms?

In the early days, I felt that the protagonist's resourcefulness was not inferior to Chen Xi in the beginning of Shenzhou III. However, we still have to look at the later part. The game panel feels that it is easy to destroy the balance. If the generals and soldiers cannot be well balanced, the Three Kingdoms will also lose its charm. Generally speaking, the initial stage was very good.

The difference between the comments is too ridiculous. They all read Xiaobai's novel and they require the protagonist and supporting characters to have superior strategies. Isn't it enough that Xiaobai's novel is enjoyable to read? Let's talk about the author level 1. No article written by Platinum will be to everyone's taste. If the requirements are too high, it will only cause the book shortage to become more and more serious.