Why do I feel like Sun Ce has an unusually strong ability to change history?

The change of destiny can be done even in the easiest mode, perhaps because of that.

In some cases, the difficulty jumps much higher than the achievement conditions for that stage’s Musou challenge.

I was lured by the martial arts of the staff and fought at the summer mouth battle with unmatched skill.

Gan Ning is too awakened in a fit of desperation!

The unmatched dark Zhang Jiao has a crazy level of strength…

Even Zhang Jiao, when attacking with the level 101 extermination of the phoenix, is surprisingly effective.

I think the most difficult changes in Musou Tensei are Shiraokusan or Chibi of Wei.

Can I sell all the lower-level weapons? Is there any reason to keep them?

>>7

For the synthetic trophy, 6 + how many large ones…

If you want to aim for the strongest weapon beyond the hardship of level 7… (not necessary for most people)

There is nothing in particular below 5.

I am unable to be invincible…

When I challenge, I’m the one with a crescent blade repeatedly delivering gut punches to the enemy generals…

Unlocking the achievement for weapon level 99 is quietly annoying once you realize it later.

You can pick up a lot of +6 weapons with 99 achievements, and actually, +6 weapons are also sold in the shop.

It costs a hell of a lot for that.

Is it impossible to attempt the Musou Challenge right after clearing the first round?

It’s about a level of around 50.

>>13

For now, just give it a try, me…

I finally realized in my third playthrough that I can use the Hyper Double Chaos Dance without consuming any gauge…

>>14

I wonder if that uses the gauge of the accompanying general.

Once you shoot, you can’t use it for a while.

I could probably take it down, but the time limit is too short!

>>17

Well… there are hardly any…

When facing the difficulty level of Wu, the biggest enemy for me when fulfilling my destiny will be Huang Gai…

Challenge lover without time limits.

I want everything to be like this.

>>18

I saw that even at 70 it’s tough, but it really varies quite a bit.

For now, I only understand that Lu Bu is dangerous.

>>22

If it’s Lu Bu at the Tiger Trap Pass, it’s not impossible because the Liu Bei brothers are strong.

After you take the sword, it would be good to try taking that sword with you.

I thought about getting a trophy, but the low-rank Totenki isn’t dropping at all… even if I buy it, it’s way too expensive…

I’m running out of money, do you have any recommendations for making money?

I can only find things like “You can earn 6000 in 5 minutes by researching, so it’s a great deal!”

I’ll take care of Dark Zhang Jiao! So I’m leaving that to you, Dark Huang Gai!

The rank 8 sword, the Hōten Gekki, and the Zetsuei can be challenged immediately in the second week without any particular difficulties, so it’s good to use this as a stepping stone.

Guan Ning is too strong! Tai Shici is too strong! Liu Bei, you’re strong too!

>>26

I thought that, but then I was taken aback when I was easily defeated at the Red Cliffs of Sun Wu…

When I’m doing the Sun Quan route, I feel like it’s the final destination… that’s how I feel…

Is it half-hearted to place a rank 7 weapon in the challenge?

While I’m engaged in a fierce battle with Guan Yu during the invasion of Kahi Castle, Liu Bei is closing in on Cao Cao’s throat, and in some cases, he might even take him down right there…

For now, I just finished the Liu Bei route and was soaking in the afterglow, only to find out there seems to be a branching path, and I was filled with despair…

I made 7 weapons +99, but I’m satisfied because they’re easier to use and stronger than 8 weapons.

There are quite a few challenges related to defeating Lu Bu!

Lu Bu is really strong, but since there are no time limits, he’s actually pretty nice.

Once I got the sword and the polearm, I started to think that these two are probably good enough.

Please give me more strange weapons in the DLC!

Xu Shu’s whip-like sword! Sun Ce’s tonfa!!

It was quite tough to defeat Lu Bu while being inside some castle on the Cao Cao army route.

The decisive battle with Lu Bu has no time limit.

I would like you to try challenging yourself before you fully grow up.

I want to lower the level that I can handle better now!

Zhou Tai, you’re the only one with that sword-like thing. Give it to me too.

Basically, I mostly rely on swords and the Fang Tian Jia, and I only touch other weapons to fulfill challenges or with accompanying generals, but isn’t Sun Shangxiang’s R1 + X ridiculously strong…?

>>42

You’re strong enough that I think you should already call yourself a bowman, Hitokane.

The drawback is that it can only be obtained through the Sun Wu route (it’s still somewhat better since it can be obtained before clearing).

8 weapons simply have double the attack power of unenhanced 7 weapons, so it’s great to use them in adversity as enemies melt away.

It seems that Gan Ning is regarded as being on par with Zhang Liao.

No matter how I look at it, Zhou Yu seems to be stronger.

Zhang Liao is a monster, so the portrayal in this game was modest.

>>45

Prepare yourself!

Prepare yourself!

Prepare yourself!

>>47

(Smacking lips while dancing in a wild frenzy and blasting away)

I can’t quickly pull out the L button charge! It’s all jumbled up!

It’s funny how Sun Shangxiang suddenly remembers her archery skills as if it were her last martial art.

That bow is too strong; it would be better to give up the Kyokum Sphere and keep shooting just that.

The weapon certainly has firepower, but since it doesn’t have any abilities related to evading or countering, it’s difficult to use for someone like me who’s not that good at action.

The chakram is difficult to handle, but theoretically, it is the strongest.

It is necessary to accurately stack and solidify the setup technique on the opponent.

>>51

I couldn’t tell what was happening in the 2-minute and 34-second video of Musou Lu Bu…

Since he breaks the rules and uses unlimited unlimited strikes, I think Kan’u is ranked among the strongest class in this work.

If there’s a next installment, Zhang Liao will definitely come.

I like it when the thrown sphere gets stuck in the terrain and is fixed in place with a gritty sound.

I achieved +99 with a level 1 weapon bought from the shop.

It wasn’t that troublesome, and it was cheaper than the six weapons.

Isn’t Zhang Fei’s weapon not strong? If you set up a counter, they just die on their own.

Martial arts give overwhelmingly good things from Wu, right…

Shu isn’t bad, but those who learn at a higher level are more competent, and Wei only gives low-cost options…

>>57

The direct power bomb from Kōgai is great, isn’t it…

>>57

The bond martial arts of Wei are quite easy to use.

Even if Guo Jia is not alive, I still think you should send that.

>>57

The Guo Jia counter is the strongest in one-on-one battles.

The general who has a role in Hefei hasn’t appeared yet.

Come to Hefei quickly!

The sword counter in martial arts is surprising…

I used the trial version and completely forgot about it, and then I was like, “You’re here of all places?!”

I think it would be just right to have the third one as a musou after clearing the second with normal or difficult difficulty.

It might be good to try hard and challenge yourself since you have experience points to spare.

Is it better to finish training as soon as you receive it?

Does it disappear over time?

>>61

Even if the camp changes, I will continue to remain.

The musou generals on the musou difficulty are so tough that I don’t feel much of a difference in attack power between the 8 weapons and the 7 weapons.

>>63

In the case of characters like Dong Zhuo, even with 8 weapons, the damage output is only the minimum guaranteed damage, so a +0 weapon with a damage effect at 7 weapons will deal more damage.

Even without that, since the firepower type only has Musou Rumble and Martial Arts, if you equip a 7 weapon with 10% damage to generals and a 10% increase with a 5% decrease in defense, you’ll quickly surpass the firepower.

I want to marry Sun Shangxiang, so I’m going to Wu for the first time… from now on, it’s Red Cliffs for me…

Kata and Saku are dead, but it’s probably both of their faults for being too naive, so I think if I manage it well, I could save both of them… that’s what I think.

Is there a story about whether a firm life leads to the death of tactics or the opposite?

I was thinking how annoying it was that Huang Gai kept causing problems, and then he betrayed us!

>>64

This made Zhou Yu smile as well.

I want to stylishly fight by using the enhanced stage that comes from avoiding with the crescent moon blade, but it’s too difficult for me, who has relied on parrying…

The difficulty is overwhelming; having two generals only causes constant interruptions, which makes it tough…

It’s impossible unless it’s one-on-one…

If I finish Zhang Jiao’s bond, can I skip to the second chapter?

>>70

If you’re done with Diao Chan level 4, that’s good.

In Shu, there is little interaction among military commanders, so it can be quite tough in the first week as the achievement points for martial arts are limited.

Isn’t the evasion martial art unnecessary since the crescent blade upgrade turns green so quickly?

>>73

I don’t think there will be any situation where I would seriously use the martial arts that generate fields that always turn green inside.

I tried to take the Red Hare, but it’s impossible!

>>75

In fact, the Red Hare is the easier one.

It takes time, but I’ll wander around in the middle to long range while avoiding Lu Bu’s attacks.

When Lu Bu misses and turns gray, approach with a transformation kick for a combo.

You can win by repeating this.

When the fate of Nagasaka changes, even though Cao Cao is charging, I’m like, “You’re the one praising me, huh?”

>>76

Every time something happens, it’s definitely Liu Bei… it’s a pervert who comes on strong.

I wonder which recommended route is for the first week.

>>77

Personally, I prefer Kure.

I don’t have to fight against Kihirobu, and I can get the Huang Gai Buster and the Shoko Explosive Bow.

>>77

If you want to take it easy, definitely go with Sun Wu.

However, besides the final battle at Red Cliffs, it cannot be denied that the continuing battles lack impact, so if you’re looking for that kind of thing, Cao Cao or Liu Bei would be more suitable.

It’s natural that the general being slammed with a power bomb takes massive damage.

The impact from dropping it affects everything around it just as much, which is wildly outrageous and amazing.

>>78

As the difficulty increases, it’s too strong that there are no interruptions in chaotic battles.

After that cool scene, I got injured and was left in the bathroom without anyone realizing I was Huang Gai…

I’m excited that the voice actor for Yu Jin looks just like Yu Jin and can play the role perfectly…

I haven’t really liked the Sun Wu until now, but I’ve come to like Lu Su in this game.

>>83

He looks and sounds so dandy, doesn’t he?

I think it’s such a great game that I want to erase the memories of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, so let’s close the thread and clear it!

Wei really has a lot of talented people…

>>88

As the conversation progresses, I’m somehow surrounded on the map…

It’s Lu Bu! I got here, but it felt pretty good to see the generals being cut down at an incredible speed.

You’re being ridiculous…

>>90

We’ll stop you, the three of us brothers!! (Stop)

I think the Red Hare series is the most difficult.

It’s fine to struggle in the first round with Wei.

>>94

This guy always misjudges the order of superiority.

Isn’t it scary when someone (as strong as Lu Bu) suddenly turns around and charges into your ranks the moment they arrive on the overwhelmingly favorable battlefield?

This work is too interesting.

When you do the Lu Bu Challenge, you’ll be able to predict or dodge all of Lu Bu’s attacks.

When I became able to completely evade the red slashing attacks that come in rapid succession, it became really fun.

Sticks are generally hard to obtain because strong martial arts usually involve high-difficulty challenges, so it’s somewhat difficult to deal damage.

>>102

The worst thing is that I don’t feel any stronger even after taking on high-consumption martial arts.

>>113

Every weapon has at least one overpowered move, but with the staff, I feel like it lacks firepower, which is frustrating.

Hey, you! Leave Lu Bu to us and go ahead! … I said go ahead!

>>103

I don’t understand! Anyway, I’m going to do it!!

>>103

That… when we die, we’ll be together…

Cao Cao is supposed to be a serious character, but the creepiness just oozes out, which is really not good.

Following Cao Cao, despite being a large army, it’s interesting how they often find themselves in tight spots.

They’re telling us to choose our side soon, but at this stage, comparing Liu Bei with those two is something else.

I think you’re a bit biased towards me, right???

>>106

The heart of Liu Bei’s benevolence is nice…

If you don’t know about the Three Kingdoms, Wu might seem a bit plain.

Let’s make it full of peaks in Wei.

In Shirōkōzan, if you defeat one of the generals targeting Cao Cao at the start of the Cao Cao problem, you’ll have a lot more leeway.

There’s a high possibility of a dilemma where doing that may not allow you to make it in time for Guo Jia’s lifespan.

>>109

Please stop coming into Yuanxi’s base!

But I’ve heard that you can actually bypass the base here.

>>122

The issue with Yuan Xi’s interference is that after capturing the base right in front of us, Zhang He and the others advance smoothly.

We will enter a state of combat with Yuanxi, so no interference will occur!

Lubu’s throwing technique martial arts, please!

I completed all achievements and got 50 bodyguards, but the hardest part was…

Defeat of Guan Yu in the Invasion Battle of Kahi Castle (8 Weapon Yanyue Blade)

That Guan Yu is incredibly tough.

I wanted a weapon that could extend the parry.

I don’t need a 20% increase in Musou Rage or anything like that.

In the end, a weapon raised to around +20 with enhancements like +10 to critical damage or +10 to attack with -5 to defense is stronger.

If you start with the Wu route, you can enjoy all the various aspects of Huang Gai! Well, it won’t make sense to those who know the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, though.

I just cleared Mount Hakuro yesterday, but as expected, Guo Jia died…

I wonder if it’s because I took care of Cao Cao in the early stages…

It’s quite a hassle even after they go ahead, so it makes me feel like those three brothers really handle things well…

I hate Zhuge Liang appearing in my personal battles! Baaaaaan!

The hassle of a command going from dominant to a complete mess is just like this…

I truly believe that Origins is the best work in the series, no exaggeration.

The teasing skills of the big brother here are high.

>>123

It’s interesting that Cao Cao is watching everything from behind this.

I cleared the first playthrough with Wei, so I’m progressing through the IF scenarios while also filling in the events, but the event with Dian Wei’s death and Guo Jia’s survival was really tedious…

Since I can’t use the skip feature after Dian Wei’s death, I have to advance to Mount White Wolf on my own…

I got the red rabbit horse, but I couldn’t handle the bow until the end.

>>126

It’s best to shoot the bow quickly over here too.

I think it’s amazing how, despite the basic structure being the same as previous works, it has evolved significantly.

The number one cause of death in the battle against Lu Bu was being hit by an unexpected arrow.

Even Xu Shu is wearing blue clothes, so Huang Gai should make more of an effort to hide his betrayal.

>>130

There was no time to change before the Red Cliffs…

I want to become Dong Zhuo’s lover.

Geez! Just when I looked away for a moment, Mengde is misreading the strengths and weaknesses again!

Even though Tsukihime made my love doll without permission, it got taken away by Zhuge Liang. What is happening here…?

>>134

I’m admiring a doll with Zhuge Liang.

It’s common for fans of idols to get married to each other.

>>134

Every woman I meet seems to be great, but in the end, I always get cucked…

>>134

In the hut where our shoulders touch, Kong Ming ❤ My Boy Robot ❤ Tsukie is sleeping side by side.

If it’s the Sun Wu route, then Lu Bu will die in the narration…

The Wei route is too dramatic…

I’m happy that Dian Wei is alive, but he’s about to die together with Mengde again!

When I went on the Sun Wu route, something white was being nicely scolded by Sun Quan, and I just couldn’t handle it. What is this guy?

>>142

It’s pretty wicked to kidnap the emperor and put him in charge of themselves, yet people seem to have a favorable view of it… what is that about?

I wonder if the fact that they successfully integrated those minority groups is what makes them good at it.

I finally went to chapter 5 in Wei.

I heard that the familiar theme plays when you defeat Wen Chou and Wen Yang on the Yuan Shao stage, and my excitement skyrocketed.

Somehow, Shu is playing the main character.

I only knew about Wu before the Battle of Red Cliffs and up until Sun Ce’s death, but every time I try to do something, the foreign tribes rebel really hard…

>>148

And to resolve everything with violence is the worst! That’s what Kōgai does.

>>148

Although Musou Son-Saku is a refreshing older brother, to be honest, he is invading Yangzhou as harshly as, if not more than, Cao Cao, so it’s no wonder he is truly resented.

Cao Cao has his guards protect him, or…?

Basically, since we usually awaken to a state of unmatched power, it’s not much use even if we increase the damage of our continuous attacks, right?

I just started chapter two today, but if the rescue from Wu doesn’t come, I’m going to die— I wish they would notice. What is this uncle…?

>>152

But they treat me to meals…

>>155

Will the item I ordered come properly?

>>164

I’m sorry, but there is no Japanese text provided to translate. Please provide the text you’d like me to translate.

>>152

I can’t take it anymore.

Before Lady Zhen marries Cao Pi, it’s fine for me to marry her, right?

Shouka, would it be okay for me to marry you before you marry Liu Bei?

While keeping a mid-range distance and fighting Lu Bu, if you turn your back to him, our strong attack won’t hit, so I think it’s more stable to dodge once before using the strong attack.

When I start playing Musou, I think that Guan Yu is way harder than Lu Bu!

I mean, those brothers-in-law are way too strong.

>>158

While it’s still hazy, it makes sense that I’m being watched by Wei and Wu without being able to see what I truly need.

Is there a weapon skill that is better to take first, which can be obtained at the Musou difficulty?

Isn’t the bond level max already strong?

>>159

None of them seem to be worth the effort.

I think it’s a good idea to tackle the problem of not having time to comfortably take down weak enemies while rushing around the battlefield for a long-pondered plan by facing the final large army at the end of the stage.

Where is Tsukiei no Kizuna 5?

>>163

Letter after completing the Bond 4 mission in Chapter 4.

>>173

Thank you, I let it slip away…

The whiteness is too clouded by hatred for the Han Dynasty…

From an outsider’s perspective, it’s clear that Cao Cao is using the Han court.

>>165

I understand that.

Simply using authority is out of his judgment.

But for some reason, they cooperate in the capture in Kure.

The lines in a pinch are so distinctive that I often think you have a weak presence; it’s like, “You’re going to die, old man.”

Certainly.

Uncle Kan is very capable at work, so he’s always assigned to the separate task force and almost ends up dying.

>>170

Even so, there’s no way the layout of Red Cliffs is like that!

>>175

At the opening, Chou Ryō is like… a river otter.

This is my first time experiencing the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but aren’t most of them married?

Aren’t you going to talk about your son or anything like that?

>>171

Sons who don’t appear in such works generally don’t have a decent record left behind…

This time, it’s really good that the large army is a large army, right…?

Riding a cavalry charge feels incredibly great.

>>172

The violence of machine power is great, isn’t it…?

Ta-da! Ta-da! Ta-da! Whoa, it’s fun to move forward together!

I understood well why Wu became disorganized after Sun Quan’s death.

Isn’t the subordinate and the ethnic group an amazing gathering, Soko?

I thought that 90% of the conversation was just messing around with mob characters, so there’s no way this is popular in Kure.

I felt like I really recognized the voice of Yu Jin, and it turned out to be Butcher from the Boys.

Watching this work, it really feels like Sun Ce is going to be assassinated.

This time, we won’t include what year it is in the narration, so it might be a bit unclear.

Cao Cao thinks Liu Bei has become a boring guy, huh… It’s been 8 years since he’s been holed up.

It’s interesting that the white character acts like a rival yet is not strong at all…

Ms. Kan, who can’t last a minute at Red Cliff…

I’m not good at reading the motion of Guan Yu’s crescent blade.

The pause is too unique.

If I try to avoid Sun Jian’s death, some kind of phantom Zhang Jiao is ridiculously strong and I can’t make it in time. Is it possible to manage even on the first round?

The part where Liu Bei in “Origins” parts ways with Lu Bu and gains Jingzhou is undeniably cool.

But it’s hard to give up the usual Musou where you simply keep mowing down enemies.

In this work, it’s okay to stand out as much as Huang Zu.

I was surprised that the name of the plan to tie the ship with that chain isn’t “the plan of linked rings”…

I hold back so that I can properly listen to the white one’s lines…

You shouldn’t look into things like Jun-nii or Kan Tou’s son!