Three Kingdoms: Uncle, I’m Really Going to Give You a Hard Time

You shouldn't post this in the history or gaming sections.

I feel there's something wrong with the book title. Why not remove the "do" part? This elevates the entire book title.

What is the relationship between that book and Guan Yu?

Compared to that novel about manipulating Guan Yu (which I couldn't finish after a few chapters), this one is a masterpiece of the "supporting the Han Dynasty and assisting Liu Bei" (manipulation-themed) genre. It portrays Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness, and the protagonist, possessing modern morals, can understand and empathize with him. The only current drawback is the infrequent updates.

When you encounter this kind of story, you always have to ask yourself: Is the protagonist simply a tool in the real world, or will his true self come to the Three Kingdoms world?

If gamification only applied to the protagonist's own traits, that would be fine, but instead, a global gamification was created.

I've read three chapters; it's just too abstract.

There was a phenomenal book back then called "Lu Bu's Life Simulation," the author of which you might want to take a look. He wasn't initially well-received, but his writing improved steadily, eventually becoming a legendary work. I heard from his colleague that he earned several million yuan.

Was the protagonist some kind of gaming god in his original world? This was his first time fighting a powerful boss like Lu Bu, and he parried perfectly every time, dominating the fight without a single mistake.

It looks pretty cool; so far, the main character is controlling Liu Bei and killing everyone in sight.