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Trial version strategist…

Their background is too much like a real hitman that even jokingly being called a yakuza doesn’t apply…

What is a kendo sword like?

>>6

In a matchless state, it’s an ordinary longsword.

In SD Gundam Sangokuden, there are throwing knives.

It seems to be interpreted that way.

>>123

Isn’t it a throwing knife even in Musou?

A thrown knife, or rather, a sword with a rope attached.

Aren’t you actually on this side (the muscle-brain side) too?

>>7

They say you discarded your sword and devoted yourself to scholarship!

The true nature of Zhuge Liang.

It has become somewhat visible now.

>>10

You’re one of those brainless muscleheads too, aren’t you?!

I’ve never seen anything like this sword technique other than this person’s explanation.

It seems that, because of that background, at first, he was treated in such a way that he didn’t want to engage with his academic peers.

Unlike Sui Kyou-sensei, who uses vague expressions, it’s really appreciated how straightforwardly you give advice, Jo Genchuu.

>>13

…Someone capture this guy!

Of course that’s true…

Were you a former delinquent?

>>17

Former delinquent, or rather, a complete criminal record holder.

It can be considered a level where, even if tortured, there are connections that would help you out.

>>17

Yankees don’t do contract killings, do they?

What is missing?

Zhuge Liang Kongming?

>>21

The hint is something that starts with “chi”!

>>47

Well, I am a strategist…

>>47

Liu Bei knows the heavens and relies on them.

Ride the chaotic world without fighting in the chaotic world.

Just look at people and take their feelings into account!

What an irritating man!

>>44

Chen Deng, huh…

>>49

Shall we eat sashimi of river fish…?

>>44

It’s power!

>>44

Certainly, Zhang Fei’s nipples cannot be said to be sufficient, but…

It seems that you have risen quite a bit in your career.

>>24

Not only Xu Shu but also Meng Jian and Shi Tao have achieved some level of success, so most of Kongming’s friends have risen in status.

Isn’t it like someone like Kan’ei if you’re a Yankee?

This guy is…

>>25

That person is someone who wrote “Favorite things: murder,” isn’t it crazy?

The smarter someone is, the more they want to stay away from those who consider killing as an option!

Isn’t it quite common in this era to commit murder for revenge?

>>27

If it were the person themselves, it would be one thing, but this guy is just someone acting on behalf of someone else to get revenge by killing.

>>33

He is a righteous man who can stand up for those who are powerless.

>>33

In the remake of Romance of the Three Kingdoms 8, it was a normal action that raised fame!

>>33

Regardless of whether in the East or West, there have been cases where individuals in a position to seek revenge, who were physically weak or lacked martial arts skills, would pay someone to carry out the revenge on their behalf.

After becoming a proper military commander, he has been calm, hasn’t he? I wonder if he broke mentally around the time he went to Cao Cao’s place.

There are many people who kill others due to political conflicts or by mobilizing the military, but this guy is a former serious gangster…

The reason I was hesitating about whether someone like me should serve Lord Liu Bei is…

>>31

It’s the same as when Diao Chan couldn’t be with me…

But he’s a good guy who thinks about his mother.

Is it the sleeping dragon? Or maybe the phoenix chick?

I thought he was just some whiny character, but this guy is actually that insane?!

>>36

After being arrested for carrying out a hired murder at someone else’s request.

Perhaps the only connection to my comrades who can withstand the officials’ interrogation in this era is to some extent…

After all, the Liu Bei group…

Liu Bei is more or less…

I was impressed by the depth of Mr. Mizukagami’s kindness.

He wasn’t just an old man who said “good job, good job.”

I found out that in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Xu Shao was aware of Pang Tong’s chain plan.

Since he was a refugee from Xuzhou, Kongming was avoided, but he got along well with other outcasts or something like that.

In Musou, they don’t talk about that era, right?

>>52

Well, every time I want to serve Lord Liu Bei… but since it’s a show, there’s a possibility that I might change it up someday… maybe.

I’m sorry for the sudden request, but could you help me get a job in Liu Bei’s army through your connections?

>>54

Zhuge Jin has found a job!

Zhuge Liang resigns!

Mom is quite eccentric too.

>>55

She’s a great mom who really supports my son Liu Bei’s enthusiasm.

Huh? My son is going to work for Mr. Cao Cao? I should just kill myself…

The thread image is one of the few men who clicked with Liu Bei, who generally dislikes intellectuals.

The thread says that Liu Bei was lectured on how to get along with difficult intellectuals.

>>58

To put it bluntly, it’s a former Yakuza who studied with the Yakuza…

>>58

Isn’t it just a tutorial character after all?

>>58

If he had been taught how to interact with knowledgeable people who aren’t difficult, wouldn’t Kong Ming have avoided dying of overwork…?

>>114

Knowledgeable people who aren’t difficult to please are mostly going to Wei…

I have studied briefly with Cao Cao’s army and have experienced genuine military strategy discussions…

Considering the affiliation, it might be natural, but I can’t help but feel confused that the Wei route seems to have the most appearances.

Where did you put the sword?

It’s cool that Xu Zhou used a sword in historical facts.

It’s like a modern version of an intellectual yakuza.

The fact that they were using a fake name makes me suspicious.

Zhuge Liang comes from a humble background, so he worked hard and transformed himself through effort.

In Eiji Yoshikawa’s “Romance of the Three Kingdoms,” I feel that Liu Bei’s mother was also quite strong.

>>72

Liu Bei sold his family’s treasured sword to buy tea thinking of his mother, so I got angry and scattered the tea leaves on the floor, telling him to go retrieve the sword.

It was true what the anonymous person was using as material…!

That’s what happened.

A player new to Romance of the Three Kingdoms sees Xu Shu on Cao Cao’s route.

Who is this guy? Is he Liu Bei’s spy? I couldn’t handle it.

This guy looks like a spy, but he’s not a spy; there is a different spy at Red Cliffs.

>>74

At least Huang Gai should wear blue clothing and make an effort to hide the fact that he hasn’t actually betrayed anyone.

>>74

If you take someone hostage by their family and force them out, it’s only natural that movements like that would occur.

In “Musou,” the level of exaggeration is such that it obscures the historical misdeeds of Cao Cao, making it hard to convey the truth.

I could see it a little vaguely as well, you know?

It’s truly impressive that someone reached the position of Inspector General in Wei, where prestigious families like the Xun, Man, and Chen are all around.

I joined Liu Bei! My mother has been taken captive! I separated from Liu Bei and joined Cao Cao! My mother committed suicide! I won’t offer any advice to Cao Cao!

>>77

(In official history, they have quite a respectable rise in rank.)

>>77

In Yokoyama’s Romance of the Three Kingdoms, I believe they silently recognized Pang Tong’s chain strategy even after seeing through it…

>>81

Well, there were certainly no shortage of players recklessly charging into the Eight Gates Golden Chains without a plan…

Right before Xu Shu arrives, it’s at a laughable level of pure muscle…

That’s what happened.

>>81

It’s amazing that there are five people and all of them are wild boars.

>>86

I’m here too!

Those five people there don’t understand the military council very well!

A voice that seems to be on the verge of killing someone, lacking any composure, along with a hood like that of an assassin, is my trademark.

I am Xu Yuanzhi.

In the 7’s if route, they are lively.

>>88

Even in OROCHI, I’m feeling lively.

Anyone who doesn’t cherish their mother won’t succeed at anything, so it was the right decision to go under Cao Cao!

Tonight, please see through the Eight Gates Golden Chain formation!

With the eye that reads the wind!

>>90

Key

…?

Is this the place…?

Only Guan Yu understood the situation.

Is it a bug that even after triggering the change of destiny on White Wolf Mountain and clearing it, the white phoenix doesn’t appear?

We are wandering around the misty mountain until retreat and defeat.

>>93

I became like that too; it doesn’t change even if I rewind, so I ended up starting over from the beginning.

In Surikin, I laughed because Zhou Yu’s mother committed suicide too soon.

I only had the image of a strategist, so I was surprised to see him doing really cool action in 7.

The Cao Cao army is coming…

In 7, they were the strongest character.

Hahaha! I don’t really understand, but thanks to you, I managed to break through the Eight Gates of the Golden Chain or whatever it’s called!

>>99

Hmm… it seems that, albeit faintly, it’s starting to become clear… what we need…

There’s much more convincing strength in fighting compared to those who shoot beams or something.

The sword fighting was refreshing, wasn’t it?

When I dive into the solution with memories from a past life, I’m asked, “Do you really know how to solve it?”

I know, so I don’t need any explanations from the summit. You guys come over here too.

Xu Shu’s mother is even more popular than Xu Shu…

I see… The entrance to the Eight Gates Golden Lock is coming into view, albeit hazily.

I really like that the trigger for entering the Shu IF route in 7 is when Xu Shu goes to see Guan Yu.

If only there was a reliable strategist for Guan Yu in Jingzhou… I’m sure all Shu fans think about that, right?

By the way, that poet isn’t coming today…

>>112

Zhuge Jun isn’t bad, but compared to Shiyu and Meiran…

>>117

That aside, don’t take Zhuge Liang’s mother as a hostage!

>>117

I’m not interested in things I already have…

I will find the weakness of that formation! …There is a weakness, so for now, find the suspicious entrance!!

In fact, I didn’t realize until the challenge that the light of the correct gate can also be properly seen from the opposite side of where I currently am.

It seems that Liu Bei’s army is about 50%.

As I thought, what we lack is power.

You’re amazing, Uncho.

I understand that it’s annoying to people who have a custom of refusing an official position at least once if they receive an invitation.

It’s so obvious from the color of the clothes in Musou…

Xu Shu wears blue clothes properly, so he is trustworthy.

I’m looking forward to your costume…

Purple Phoenix! You should be able to find a different entrance from the others!

>>125

Keyyyyyyy

(…I have no idea what the difference is.)

>>125

Eh…!?

What kind of disgraceful costume is going to come…

If there were such an obvious weakness, it’s only natural that the Wei side would hide it.

I had the impression that Xu Shu had an intellect of around 87.

In recent works, the abilities are incredibly high.

>>130

Wasn’t it around 90 since a long time ago…?

The Musou has a long string attached with a small blade on the sword.

You throw it or use it like a whip.

It’s an unexpected level of activity for a strategist.

Although it’s a tutorial strategist, there are too many works where you can enter an if route by keeping this guy around.

>>132

There are too many occasions where there isn’t enough of a strategist, both before and after Zhuge Liang joined Liu Bei’s camp…

>>146

Especially in relation to the Shu Han, a doctrine that somewhat adopts a system of regional armies must be established, which necessitates having one staff officer for each regional army.

>>155

Prideful Guan Yu, and Xu Shu powers up Zhang Fei, while Pang Tong smoothly intervenes…

It seems like if you’re not around, brother, you would probably charge in from all the entrances of the Eight Gates Golden Chains at the same time and conquer it.

I was wondering why there are interactions with Inahime in OROCHI.

I never expected the characters inside to be Kirby and Meta Knight.

I would like to see a perfect Shu with Kongming, Xu Shu, Pang Tong, and Fa Zheng all together.

>>137

For some reason, I’m being called to the casual conversations of the strategists.

>>137

7if is relatively close to that.

It was really strong.

Even when asked by Xu Shu if he had any opinions, he didn’t have anything in particular to say… even if he were to.

Probably no one is saying anything because everyone thinks, “Well, the way we’ve approached this is just how it is…”

Although it might be just average under Cao Cao’s command, if I were in Liu Bei’s army, the range of what I could do would probably expand significantly due to the lack of talent.

It’s a mercenary group with no education, for better or worse…

If you break through the Eight Gates of the Golden Lock with pure strength, then Xu Shu will only serve the role of a guaranteed exchange ticket for Zhuge Liang…

Once I defeated the enemy general that appeared, I was able to break through the formation, so I suppose I was right…

It seems that the knife attached to the string is actually more like the main body of the sword.

What I wanted to do with throwing knife techniques was like the maneuvering gear from Attack on Titan, which is Musou’s swordplay.

I never thought Xu Shao would come to release the chains.

>>148

I won’t make suggestions for Cao Cao, but if I leave it alone, I’ll be in danger too, so I’ll work really hard.

Military council image

Wei: After discussing among multiple strategists, Cao Cao makes a decisive decision.

In Wu: Zhou Yu is thinking and speaking while Sun Ce is laughing.

Shu: Anyway, let’s attack! For righteousness! For righteousness!

I mean, if the Eight Gates Golden Chain formation has weaknesses on 3/8, it should be easily broken through by brute force.

Think a little more, Rakan-chuu.

I love the exchange with Pang Tong at Red Cliffs.

Melancholic

>>154

You’re really going to say something that hits hard and then just leave, aren’t you…

>>154

Goodbye, Motonao.

It’s really heartbreaking that this is our final farewell in this life.

Zhuge Liang moves well even in the abyss.

I quite liked the sword fighting in 7.

The voice…

>>169

A voice that sounds like it’s been fighting for 100 years is great, isn’t it?

Ryo Toh has come back to life…

In Wolong, I have also properly mastered the role of a strategist, but that aside, the actions, demeanor, and fighting style exhibited in the story completely embody that of an assassin.

The Eight Gates of Golden Chains can be broken through sheer force by just me, so if all three brothers, who are equal to or stronger than me, and Zhao Yun worked together, we could likely break it all at once.

Knowing the history later is painful…

It’s a bit funny that while Pang Tong and Xu Shu call each other by their courtesy names, they both refer to Kongming as Zhuge Liang.

It seems that nowadays when they talk about “gokken” over there, they mean fencing, but back then it was something like throwing knives, akin to so-called assassins or similar types of killers.

It’s more like a smart gorilla than a gorilla.

Having a somewhat awkward sense of distance with Zhuge Liang makes me laugh.

The Eight Gates of Metal Change their expressions with each numbering, but…

Origins was interesting because it felt like a human-powered fortress.

>>168

I can’t remember which numbered one it was, but there was a time when it had turned into some kind of mysterious cave, right? Eight Gates Golden Chain.

The rock goes “zugogogo” and moves, creating a route split.

>>185

Maybe 5 or 6.

Super annoying guy.

>>185

I think that’s Ishitei Hachijin.

There are so many similar names like Hachijin, Hachimon, and Hakke that it’s just too confusing…

>>185

That is the Stone Soldier Eight Formation.

>>185

I think it was the Stone Soldier Eight Formation from 3.

I thought the nice uncle suddenly disappeared and a shady old man like Zico’s dark merchant took his place, but then he brought along his companions from the same faction, and this is…

You know what happens if you don’t ally with Liu Bei, right?

Because it’s Zhuge Liang…

Well, but Zhuge Liang has you, kun.

There should be a life-sized robot of me-kun at home, close enough that our shoulders touch.

>>172

I also have a wife that I NTR’d from someone…!

>>172

They even go so far as to get married among fans…

Because it seems like Zhuge Liang honestly looks down on the two of them…

I think I could have enjoyed the eight gates sincerely if there hadn’t been a turret.

It seems that Zhuge Liang really likes Xu Shu quite a bit…

The theory that Orekun dislikes Zhuge Liang.

The previous Kongming felt like a reliable wise person, but the origin Kongming feels somewhat unpredictable, so I understand wanting to keep a bit of distance.

>>181

Hehe… Well, I’m just trying to create the atmosphere, you know? Hehe…

I like that the Zhuge Liang in Origins is honest with me and expresses how tough it is to play a genius.

If you’re going to do it, you’re talking like a strategist…

If Xu Shao had been the rebellious boy with a sword, he would have immediately fit in with Liu Bei’s gang of three brothers.

In the story, it’s interesting how all the characters have a unified perception of Zhuge Liang as that annoying guy!

I want more weapons added gradually, other than silly ones like boats or desks.

Only unpleasant people can become strategists.

So, did Jozho prepare to bury his bones under Liu Bei because he didn’t receive a letter?

I first learned about the Eight Gates Gold Chain at 7.

I was bracing myself thinking that something like a fortress would come.

I found someone who seems to have become friends with Joujo for some reason.

Give me a hint about how the correct gate of the Eight Gates is different.

In the end, I figured it out with my psychic powers, but I don’t know if there are actually other differences.

I can unlock the Eight Gates, but I can tell the difference even without the key. What’s going on with that?

Please forgive me, as I must not be seen as a sleeping dragon, Motonao.