Before Yuan Xi arrives, I’m going to annihilate the western base with true awakening in seconds, that’s the best push from me!

I buried my weapons, but honestly, the selling price of weapons is being looked down upon too much.

The training series is priced at 100,000 yen, but it sells for 5,000 yen; the weapon shop is really taking advantage of us.

I’m surprised by the lightness of the update’s footwork…

It’s impossible to defeat Cao Cao at the Musou difficulty on Changban.

There’s not enough meat buns, and when I went to get some, they were already restored.

I couldn’t defeat the unmatched Lu Bu, so I used a bunch of items and beat him up badly.

It feels that changing one’s destiny is harder than facing challenges.

>>5

I haven’t done it, but I don’t feel like facing the Dark Zhang Jiao on Musou difficulty…

The pun-people will be skinned from their heads in seven days and have their flesh shaved off in inch-sized strips from their legs, slowly leading them to death over a long period of time…

I thought the text was a bit small, so it’s quite helpful.

This is my first time playing Musou. Which difficulty level is good?

>>9

Purple vine… My first Musou will pursue history…

Never challenge adversity…!

>>9

Any of them is fine, but if you’re good at action, the most difficult one is more rewarding.

I was scared thinking those guys were hated enough to be erased…

Destiny changes are meant to be done at a low difficulty, you know.

Doing it at a high difficulty level is just masochism…

Tian Wei said he would retire and live off Cao Cao’s life as a pastime now that he’s dead, but I wonder if Guo Jia will die of anger after the defeat at Red Cliffs…

>>13

Even if Dian Wei is alive, it’s the same.

>>18

It’s not just a dedicated difference for this!?

I’m looking forward to the true route.

Is an update coming?!

The pun soldier will die on the 21st.

The normal mode seems quite difficult and feels like a trap.

I think the first round’s destiny change is pretty tough; Dark Huang Gai, can you hold out a little longer…!

>>21

In the first round, even at the historical difficulty, it’s tough with that kind of firepower.

Dark Kan’to can’t suppress the desire to stand out more than everyone else…

>>22

I watched the video of everyone surviving in Musou: Red Cliffs, but despite the meticulous attention to detail, in the end, it turned into a terrible prayer game relying on fate.

Dark Huang Gai cannot control Huang Gai’s feelings as he runs to Sun Jian…

>>23

Do your best, you!

The tough part about the changing fate is the time limit.

Challenges with time limits suddenly become difficult.

>>25

Crash-kun… I wanted you to heal when I approached…

>>25

In the challenge against Wei at Chibi, we tried for 21 minutes with a change in fate, but I ended up saying, “Don’t fall into the river, Huang Gai!” about twice.

If Sun Ce were alive, you wouldn’t notice it if we just went on as usual!

I tried to defeat Dark Zhang Jiao on easy difficulty in the first round, but I couldn’t do it.

It’s unavoidable since I don’t have any martial arts or equipment, but my stamina gauge isn’t decreasing at all…

The fragrance of yellow cover is lacking, Hakuran!!

In order to survive in Xiangping, Guo Jia must defeat Lu Bu at a speed akin to a speedrun.

Only Tian Wei goes out to battle without changing, even when brought back to life by a heavenly mandate.

Guo Jia and the Sun father and son also withdraw from the public stage.

When I ring my mobile bell, I feel a little bit alive.

I think many people aim for a change in destiny starting from the second round, but the difficulty increases in the second round, so it’s tough…

I unleash a combo of throwing stones! Arrows! Fire arrows!

Incorporating survival into a historical storyline is quite difficult, you know.

It’s not a complete if story like 7.

The changes in destiny have nothing to do with difficulty, just accept it.

If I’m going to twist fate in the first place, I think it’s strange if I don’t sweep away the weak soldiers with my unbeatable strength, so I can go for it.

I got so hyped up from the successful fire plan that I fell into the river…

In the second week, the difficulty was increased, but since I went down a different route, it seems like I can change my destiny.

I had it, but I ignored it.

Dian Wei… please die to bury Cao Cao’s widow’s lewdness in the darkness.

But if Wei achieves a great victory at Red Cliffs

It’s quite the outrageous development where Mengde wins after satisfying his preferences.

I can’t even properly listen to Cao Cao’s line about not being satisfied…

I want to play for a long time, so I’m intentionally saving the true route.

>>44

In other words, since there are event completions, you’ll end up doing everything anyway.

I can only interpret “hospitality” in that way…

Is the destiny change in the Shu route still relatively easy, I wonder?

I was able to manage even in the first round of adversity.

In the Wei route of the Huagong Dao, I cleared the challenge by rescuing everyone with the Red Hare, but I couldn’t save Zhang He.

Hyper Zhao Yun is just too strong…

The basic fate was as I had thought it would be.

No matter how many times I tried to rescue Dianwei, it just wouldn’t work, so I looked up a strategy.

It was due to hurrying too much…

Having reached the max level, I set out to pursue history at Kanto.

He said he would kick aside the large army head-on and immediately capture the eastern fortress.

Enjoying the abnormal situation that feels like a combination of Lu Bu, Guan Yu, and Zhang Liao, multiplied by three.

I think that’s a good thing about Musou.

>>50

I didn’t really find pushy tactics or reckless play appealing, but this time it’s honestly really fun.

Many unnamed characters who didn’t understand the survival of Sun Jian skipped the movie in the case of survival.

A crazy number of people are really coming this way…

I was a little moved.

Zhang Fei in the Battle of Changban, as strong as history describes.

I send a bug report that Ling Tong doesn’t get off the ship and the event doesn’t progress during the Huang Zu subjugation battle…

When the battle with Huang Zu begins, Huang Zu retreats, but Gan Ning does not show up.

I achieve a clear victory by decimating the headquarters in just three minutes, known for my rapid advance, but Guo Jia has died, and I am left perplexed…

>>55

Lord Guo Jia… As expected, the wounds from the battle with Lü Bu…

Cao Cao cannot keep up with the rapid advance…

>>56

Once we break through the western base’s door, we will immediately advance.

A few minutes can extend your life.

Despite causing a great uproar in the assassination of Dong Zhuo, even Lu Bu was counterattacked.

I wonder why I had such power but still failed the assassination, as I escape and twist my neck…

It’s incredibly fun to deal a belly punch to the large army and summon horses…

The stick doesn’t have much of a refreshing feeling, though…

>>61

There is definitely a lack of a powerful technique that deals widespread damage.

The strongest technique has a long motion, and its range and power aren’t that impressive either.

Why does Guo Jia charge at Lu Bu and die so quickly?

What do you want to do?

In the end, I was a bit moved to finish it off with Cloud Long.

The problem is that in the next sliding block puzzle, Zhou Cang got the finishing blow on Meng De…!

>>63

It’s not tightening…

>>64

I heard a voice saying “I defeated the enemy general from off-screen!” and I thought, what?

I couldn’t believe my eyes when the two characters for victory appeared on the screen.

Since it was my first Musou, I was confused about the fact that Guo Jia was a retinue general.

>>65

I understand.

Who? A mob?

>>65

It’s also a precursor to the true ending…

I can’t let myself fall behind my boss’s success!

Guanyu! Zhang Fei! Xiahou Dun! Guo Jia! Me!

Isn’t it strange that I’m alone? I think…

>>67

In terms of combat power, it’s acceptable, but it doesn’t look very good…

>>94

Me and Guo Jia getting excluded from the movie…

>>94

I think it’s okay even at the bottom.

>>94

Moreover, it’s natural for Xu Zhu to be closely attached to Cao Cao’s guard, so it makes sense for him to be in a support position.

Unlike previous Musou games, it’s normally difficult, but can you really start on HARD right from the beginning?

Isn’t it like a losing event class, like Zhang Jiao?

>>68

If you get used to the action and the system, you’ll manage somehow.

Only Lu Bu from Xu Province might be a bit tricky.

>>68

The behavior patterns may change, but it’s not like I can’t play.

I think you can win if you can properly dodge and parry.

It is assumed that we do not consider time.

>>68

It was hard from the first round, but it wasn’t that tough.

Boss battles like Zhang Jiao or Lu Bu from Xiapi are quite tough.

Is it possible for Ryoutou Papa to survive? When Gan Ning gets into trouble, he just goes all out and it’s really annoying!

I shouldn’t have imagined Cao Cao getting finished off by the original character in the story.

>>71

Somebody and their companions…

It only looked like Chen Gong left because he was fed up with the Neo-Roma concentration.

I couldn’t do it because I was clearly waiting for a signal from Huang Gai…

>>78

When waiting outside, the wild yellow caps won’t come out due to caution.

Make sure to keep a good distance and wait.

As we gradually start to push back against the large army…

It starts to feel like the usual Musou!

Well, I understand Chen Gong’s feelings.

I thought, “Isn’t this too much for me in the first playthrough with Wei? So I took a different route.”

I shouldn’t laugh at Lu Bu from Xiapi killing the soldiers, but I couldn’t help but laugh.

It’s so much fun to see the distant warrior crack and break with a belly punch…

When you think of the strategist of Wei, the image that comes to mind is Sima Yi, but is he in this game?

>>86

Not here.

>>86

It’s not my turn yet.

>>86

Still in a period of being a NEET.

>>93

Could it be that Zhuge Liang also had a time of seclusion?

>>96

It appears because of the Red Cliffs, but it comes out and ends there.

>>96

It will make a full appearance in Chapter 5.

By the way, there are a total of 5 chapters.

>>108

That was bold…!

>>108

I see…

Our weaknesses are beginning to come into view, albeit vaguely.

>>116

I’ve been such a muscle-headed person that it has taken this long.

It was a bad thing that I was strong enough to rely on just brute strength…

What are those warlords who seem to be stronger than me, who feels like a relatively special existence?

>>90

In the end, I’ll be said to be almost as strong as Guan Yu, right after Lu Bu…

There are some events not covered in the official history of Wei, but is this the rumored one where Dian Wei survives and Guo Jia dies?

But even if Dian Wei survives and Guo Jia dies, I still couldn’t see it in the official history. What are the conditions for that?

The difficulty changes quite a bit between easy, normal, and hard, so if it seems too difficult, feel free to lower it.

If it’s to the point where your HP is tight during hard mode, then that’s quite common in the early stages.

>>92

I don’t have the confidence to master gauntlets or hard gear early on.

Sima Yi is Cao Pi’s best buddy.

I thought it’s pretty strong that Lika Kushi drove out Lu Bu, but in the official history, Guo Ju did lose to Lu Bu in single combat.

>>100

They are strong, but they’re really terrible, so they are not suited for entertainment.

>>100

When it comes to simple individual combat skills, Lu Bu is truly strong…

>>117

Ma Chao, who is often described as being on par with Lu Bu and Zhang Fei, has a disappointing image compared to the portrayal in the novel, as he was almost killed by Yan Heng and was intimidated by Xu Chu.

I think the puns are not that great, but if I miss them while moving, it feels kind of frustrating.

The famous general, Sun Shangxiang, presents a question here!

What is it? Tell me!

I want you to remember that I was lost and wandering after losing my memories…

Once I regain my memory, I will cast Blizzaga.

I’m watching over you, so I’m cheering for you.

It was no good because I compromised a little.

True, I behead the pun soldier!

I think the issue with Zhang Jiao’s rock throwing is that, even though I know it can be deflected, the timing is incredibly difficult to get right.

>>106

Continuous rock throwing makes even the timing for avoidance difficult.

There are more fierce warriors in the Dong Zhuo army than I expected, so it’s no wonder that they would form a coalition.

>>109

Dong Zhuo: A general with rich combat experience and a master of cavalry shooting.

Lü Bu: Needless to say

Zhang Liao: Needless to say 2

Li Ru: The strategist who remains calm even after poisoning the emperor.

Kaku: If we adopt this guy’s strategy, we usually win.

Rikakushi: Barbarian Duo

Kakushin: Generally strong.

Gyusuke: Generally strong.

The high-cost pole weapon martial arts technique will improve significantly if maximized, so first use it 30 times without any distractions.

Seriously, at least give me this when my weapon level is 8!

>>110

The level 8 technique isn’t really great compared to other weapons…

>>110

It’s quite a trap that the strongest techniques for gauntlets and staffs are exclusive to the Wu route.

I’m pretty regretful about not taking it in the first round.

>>149

The flying circle is also restricted to the Kure route.

In other words, the staff is only obtainable through the challenges exclusive to the Wu route, so are they really planning to make us use it?

When doing challenges, there are times when the progress is reckless, and it leads to cases of major traffic jams in conversation, which is funny.

Since I took the route of waiting for Huang Gai after the duel at Chibi of Wei and the one-on-one battle with Zhao Yun, followed by the duel with Gan Ning and the prayer platform with Kong Ming.

The comment about my defeat in a one-on-one battle at the waiting area for Kogai coincided with my standing out.

In the early stages, my impression of Kong Ming was that he looked like a farmer.

When you try to look up a pun and leave it alone, you end up being subjected to it endlessly.

The trash that becomes material is Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu.

A worthless person who doesn’t become material for jokes.

Zhu He, who can break stones with a hand sword, is dead just because he was surrounded by the government troops, so I arbitrarily believe that an unparalleled general is an existence beyond that.

In the first round, Wei is really intense in the Battle of Guandu…

This work is from the time when Zhang Liao had not yet given up being human, right?

Chapter 5: I see, our weaknesses are beginning to come into focus.

The image of the sword is stronger with Xiahou Yuan than with Guo Jia, you know.

You had something that looked like a pool cue, didn’t you!

>>127

It’s good that Guo Jia wasn’t made into a stick…

I mean, the general can be defeated by someone other than me.

I thought I had to be the one to deliver the finishing blow with just a little bit left.

Cao Pi is definitely a jerk, but I don’t know what kind of face I should make seeing my wife being treated like this.

>>130

I’m relying on Cao Pi…

>>133

I pledge my loyalty to Cao Rui, but I can’t help looking at him with a special gaze…

>>130

Is it really okay to have a heroine like this in a Musou game that feels like a hentai game featuring a married woman?

Isn’t it completely a pick-up line for an affair?

Isn’t Zhou Tai’s weapon somewhat special? Am I imagining things?

>>131

The motion itself is reminiscent of a bokken.

It feels like the weapon has crushed a bokken.

>>131

It’s only Zhou Tai who has a sword.

I think it will probably come with an update or DLC.

When Cao Cao was in a tough spot, it was no good for him to recite poetry to all his generals.

What happens if you charge into the Eight Gates of the Golden Chain with brute force?

I can win.

>>134

Brother… how would we have won if we didn’t have Murasaki?

>>148

Guan Zhang and Yi De, charge through this gate!

Zhao Yun and Zhou Cheng will charge in from the opposite gate!

If we charge in all at once, we should be able to break through!

>>148

I don’t know…

>>148

I don’t understand…

But for some reason, they win.

Although the people from Wu seem more like muscleheads, they’re actually pretty smart.

>>135

After all, Zhou Yu is strong.

>>139

Even when Zhou Yu is not around, everyone tends to use their heads and express their opinions.

I feel like most weapons are pretty strong after all, but that’s only true once they’re leveled up.

A painful weapon is painful when you are training.

>>137

Before learning the techniques from Sun Shangxiang, the area was incredibly difficult to use.

When you learn the explosive bow, it becomes incredibly strong…

But you know,

If Lord Wang Yun hadn’t said that he would not pardon anyone for a year.

If Mr. Jia Xu hadn’t said something like we should just charge into the capital like this.

Rikakushi might not have turned out to be a mess.

It’s unfair that there are special conversations even when you play like an idiot…

>>143

It’s made with the assumption that you’ll charge into the enemy’s main camp alone anyway.

>>143

I love challenges like suppressing Yuzhou or Niuzhu where the muscleheads get all hyped up!

>>171

It sounds interesting to support the retreat of Lu Bu or to go beat up Yuan Shao, so Lu Bu says to let me join in too.

I thought it was surprising that Guo Jia survived, saw through the betrayal, and that the plan at Huayang Road was unsuccessful.

Lonely

>>144

It’s a bit funny that if you prevent the fire attack, the difficulty of clearing Chibi actually increases.

>>152

Everyone participating in a desperate deathmatch is seriously tough.

Even though I’m an experienced player in the series, I was really surprised to see Zhuge Liang’s beam.

>>145

Even Zhang Jiao is launching rocks after being taught by a hermit, yet he naturally fires beams.

I want to use a curved sword.

I want to use the fan beam too.

The appearance of this Diao Chan is a bit different too.

If you go to Wei after taking the Shu route

Military council… I was moved that the military council is so well organized!

The biggest enemy of clearing Chibi in 21 minutes.

Cao Cao doesn’t run away at all.

>No.1282881000

Xu Rong is strong too.

Cao Cao has defeated Sun Jian.

Cao Cao is misjudging the strengths and weaknesses again.

There are many motions in this work that make you think, “I saw that action in that other piece.”

Punny soldier, are you… going to disappear?

>>167

Especially the pun lovers in Shōhai were thoroughly dealt with.

This is called the Xu Zhou Massacre.

Hehehe, as usual, I will reward myself ❤️

The staff being placed in a troublesome spot for both rank 8 and martial arts is quite unfortunate.

Especially, martial arts are easier to obtain in other high-cost level rewards or bonds.

Liu Bei’s military council with Cao Cao is quite solid.

>>174

The movements of each general were being indicated accurately, and I couldn’t believe it!

No… this is precisely what a military council is supposed to be…

>>174

Purple Phoenix… I’ll rely on you to do a good job.

Lord Liu Bei! These individuals are all lovers of puns who have nowhere to go… Please! Please save them!

Since I practiced archery, I think it’s strange that Lu Bu could hit a spear a hundred steps away and that Dong Zhuo could draw a bow with both hands…

>>176

If it’s not that much, I guess you won’t be able to leave a name in the martial arts…

The new version of Zhen Ji is excessively erotic, which is troubling.

While being restrained by Taibei Quake or Taibei Tornado, attack by spinning in place.

This is it.

But there was an alternate scenario during the Cao Pi mob era where Zhen Ji was weighed against Yuan Xi…

The gauntlet can generally be handled with a floor slam, so it’s not a big deal if the Huang Gai Power Bomb is a route-limited item…

Zhuge Liang also doesn’t fully understand the exact entrance to the Eight Gates Golden Lock.

Seriously, how did you get through it without the purple chrysanthemum?

Is Takajun more of a subordinate to Lu Bu than to Dong Zhuo?

I was the first to capture the heart of Zhen Ji…

A great feat to have them meet before the wedding…

Cao Cao’s army has a solid military council.

The unfavorable situation on the battlefield causes Cao Cao to die at Mach speed.

Strategically advantageous, yet the enemy’s morale is high and our allies are being killed off one by one.

>>187

When Mengde takes his eyes off for a moment, he misreads the strengths and weaknesses…

Zhang Liao is treated like a subordinate of a subordinate of Dong Zhuo.

Because Cao Cao quickly misjudges superiority and inferiority, my bodyguard will end up being exclusively assigned to take care of Cao Cao.

I really like how shocked Zhang Jiao was when he single-handedly caused a large army to collapse in the Battle of Jizhou.

Since this is included as a challenge in Chapter 1, it packs a punch.

Cao Cao doesn’t see himself as just one of the pawns and wishes to stay in a safe place.