Don’t pull off such a surprise, even before talking about having a sense of surprise.

What do you think about the white one?

Thanks to you, I was able to stop everyone.

While the two were enjoying fishing, Gon was troubled. What do you think?

Both Wei and Shu seem to be laughing at how clever their strategists are, saying things like “Zhou Yu… what a strategy!”

>>7

It seems like this is the only one who can stand toe-to-toe with Zhuge Liang.

>>7

Zhou Yu seems like he might die young from stress.

>>39

Cao Ren has no luxury to stay in Jiangling, so I’ll live long while suffering from stomach pains.

Dark Huang Gai cannot stop Huang Gai as he rushes to the lord…

I never thought I would end up moving the two of them…

It looks terrible that we will have to embrace the factions of Emperor, Ken, Saku, and Ken as bombs within our camp in the future.

However, since I’ve taken office in Sun Quan’s government, I cannot ignore the direct requests for concealment from the young lord who has sworn loyalty or from the long-time relationship with the elder lord…

If Cao Wei had won a great victory at Red Cliffs, would the rest just be a formality?

>>13

The Son family is one thing, but I’m scared of Liu Bei running away.

Since Mr. Buntai is alive before the divergence, he can serve in another country while holding onto secrets…

At least convey it to Zhou Yu.

>>15

But to deceive the enemy, it begins with the allies, as Zhou Yu said…

Also, my acting is bad…

What was this Shirakawa thinking in the historical creation of Go if? It seems they are struggling with the interpretation.

>>17

It seems that “General Fukuten” has become a synonym for a uselessly strong eccentric or odd person in later generations.

The white guy from the Wu route is taking on the role that Yu Ji used to play in previous works.

Before the release, I thought it would be Saji or Ujii.

In the old Wei if scenario, Wu surrendered easily after Zhou Yu and Lu Su died, which was quite laughable.

>>19

Give up already? Resist just a little longer!

That scenario turned out like that, huh?

In the first place, if those two die while the surrender faction and the fighting faction are arguing, it will turn entirely to surrender.

A surprise that could make usually calm people extremely angry at a joyous occasion can’t be considered a truly good surprise.

I thought Cao Cao was just a kind uncle giving you troops, but the anonymous analysis is scary.

>>24

I won’t let you end up as just a traveling warrior, will I?

I understand that it’s necessary to inform before meeting the person in question, and I also realize that there’s no other time but now to convey this to everyone.

However,

Kongming betrayed…!? But there’s no choice but to push through…! It was a total failure with ridiculous acting.

There must be a better excuse than that!

I thought you might secretly correspond on your own, but I realized you were able to stay quiet more than I imagined.

I secure food for the volunteers…

>>30

I start to understand Gan Ning’s feelings a little bit…

I actually need to look for a job in the military… because of that.

Sun Ce and Zhou Tai, as well as Zhou Yu and Xu Jing, are voiced by the same voice actor, you know.

I thought he was too talented to be just a regular volunteer soldier.

Considering the stability of the workplace, Wei is strong.

Shu lacks… talent…

>>35

No experience required! It’s a friendly workplace!

If this were to lead to a situation where only Zhou Yu knew that Sun Ce was alive, it would have been completely absurd.

I think Kure was in complete chaos after that.

I’m 고민 whether to get a job at a large company or a venture company…

However, it is understandable that there is no time or room to change policy just because there is a departing lord in front of that great decisive battle!

If Guo Jia had actually been there, would the outcome at Red Cliffs have been different?

It’s said that it’s better to live long and make others suffer than to die quickly, that’s the kind of expression Zhou Yu has.

If a sequel comes out, what reason would there be not to make me one of the Five Tiger Generals on the Shu route?

It feels like the kind of ending where instead of working in the open as a general, you support behind the scenes.

It seems like Cao Cao is already thinking that giving an excellent servant without an official position soldiers would only lead to searching for a place to establish themselves.

>>46

I have to make money to pay for the food of the soldiers following me, you know.

>>46

It seems that being stuck as Wang Chong’s guest was quite a shock.

It’s fine to retire old soldiers like Huang Zhong.

>>47

Beard…

(Wei Yan makes the player laugh just by talking normally.)

The more you know about Ma Chao, the harder it is to pierce through the blade of righteousness.

At the point of official history, it’s just awful that Kongming thinks that Guan Yu definitely wouldn’t agree with Huang Zhong’s promotion…

>>51

It’s a bad aspect of Guan Yu that became fatal in historical records…

I wonder if Origins2 will be a Romance of the Three Kingdoms game without the Battle of Red Cliffs or Lu Bu.

It’s not me.

I don’t know.

Genka said.

Done things

I wonder what Wei Yan was thinking when he was given that characterization…

In the Three Kingdoms works, even if the eldest son and Dian Wei die coolly, there are parts of Aicheng that don’t really evoke much emotion.

>>55

It’s because the cause is the cause…

Zhao Yun is like… some kind of machine that absolutely kills Cao Cao?

I’m thinking of buying it now, but are there any development elements or hack-and-slash elements?

>>58

I have it.

It becomes particularly prominent from the second lap.

>>61

Thank you, I will buy it.

>>58

It’s thin, but it does exist.

Weapon levels and weapon development may become hack-and-slash elements that can be obtained through the growth features.

It’s really terrible that it’s so hard to talk about how cool Dian Wei is.

>>59

I’m sorry that there is a survival route for me when young master and lord’s relatives have passed away… I can’t help but feel obliged to be considerate!

Knowing the origin of Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao, one can’t help but feel the flow of time.

Actually, there was something I was hiding…

(It must be about the lord…)

Sun Jian and Sun Ce are alive and going to reclaim the throne now.

(What…!?)

The Red Hare Challenge is too impossible.

I’m starting to compromise and think that maybe it’s okay to use Zetsue.

>>68

To be honest, the Absolute Shadow is more convenient for me.

Since the time I was with Liu Bei and the volunteer army, I really feel like Cao Cao has been watching me intently…

>>69

Even though I’m teased by Jun-nii, if someone suddenly said “Purple phoenix…” it would be scary.

>>137

He is a poet, after all!

>>141

Nice follow!

Although the reason is within myself, I truly think that Cao Cao’s remarkable character in accepting the surrender of Jia Xu and Zhang Xiu and allowing them to serve as officials after my son was killed is incredible.

Flip it around, and it might mean that the situation against Yuan Shao was so dire that they even wanted to rely on such an opponent’s help.

Cao Cao, who allowed the surrender of Jia Xu and Zhang Xiu, is impressive, but it all starts with “Hey!”

As a simple means of transportation, a motorcycle is the best, you know.

The red rabbit horse can defeat enemy soldiers with a single blow, so riding it around among the enemy troops increases the number of KOs rapidly and it’s so much fun for me.

If I’m going to use the Fangtianji, it might be better to use it with the absolute invulnerable Shadow.

Oh dear, I’m really fed up with widows.

I don’t mind which camp it is, as long as it’s the worst.

It is unforgivable that my purple heron does not appear in the world.

Meng De.

Isn’t Tsuemon Taka (Nobunaga’s horse) more difficult?

>>81

At first, I’m walking towards Zhao Yun, but since Zhang He can hold on quite well, I’ll instead head towards the side with Zhou Cang and Sun Shangxiang. If we take out all four of them quickly, we can keep everyone alive, so that’s about it.

If Cao Cao liked me that much, he should have given the Red Hare to me instead of Guan Yu… No matter what, Guan Yu would have escaped anyway…

As the difficulty increases, I become more and more of a muscle head.

If I were in the enemy camp, there would still be elements to draw them in with lower generals, but if they traveled alone again, it seems like all connections would be completely gone…

I wouldn’t say there isn’t any hack and slash, but it feels really casual, like the recent Musou games.

In simple terms, as long as you have enough skill slots, all that’s left is to steadily train.

Acquiring the Red Hare in a Romance of the Three Kingdoms game is more like a status symbol than a matter of performance…

The challenge has content that is like a lump of muscle, which is a problem.

>>87

(Military strategists with their heads in their hands)

>>87

Huh, even though Sun Jian is dead, we’re going to defeat Liu Biao from here?!

>>87

Huh, you defeated Liu Biao…? By yourself…?

Each famous horse has its own strengths, but as long as it’s a horse, even a gray one would be fine…

I already got Red Hare before that thing with Guan Yu, but still, give it to me.

It’s sad to see Xu Shao break through the eight gates while ignoring orders.

>>92

That being said, it’s a pursuit that catches the eye of Mengde.

>>100

(Why…?)

This is more like the Shu Route, or rather the Guan Yu Route.

I wanted to join Liu Bei and the others on Yuan Shao’s side in the Battle of Guandu.

>>95

Stop trying to avoid Cao Cao’s poetry invitations.

Are you telling me to single-handedly destroy Yuan Shao’s army…?

The type where you charge into a large army ignoring the tactics feels like something that is overly justified in a narrative.

It’s funny how it feels when you charge in alone and people are like, what is that guy doing?

Dad is dead!? Seriously!? For now, retreat! Retreat!

Huh, Liu Biao retreated alone? Is that allowed… I see…

I made that Sun Ce totally taken aback…

“With this brainless muscle approach, we have no position as strategists… It’s so ridiculous that Xun Yu says it that I can’t help but laugh.”

It seems like Sun Ce’s emotions are all over the place.

In the Battle of Nagasaka, for some reason, I charged into Cao Cao’s massive army…

If we defeat Liu Biao, they won’t pursue us anymore, so we can escape safely!

For now, the thought of taking down Liu Biao at least is more in line with Sun Ce’s way of thinking, isn’t it?

I guess he couldn’t suppress his agitation after my father died…

If I follow Liu Bei and escape to Yuan Shao’s place, the noble family will probably welcome me…

The challenge usually messes up the strategist’s plans, but I guess they’re thinking it’s understandable since it’s you.

Cao Cao is probably welcoming you too!

>>110

I wish I could have had the red rabbit horse at Yuan Shao’s place…

Seeing your complete disregard for strategy and your brainless moves, big brother just bursts out laughing…!

>>111

Hahaha!

Look, he charged straight into the Eight Gates of the Golden Lock and broke through!

What is Zhang Liao from Hefei, who performs so naturally like you?

Cao Cao won’t give me the Red Hare…

There were parts where the voice actor for Sun Ce seemed to be struggling a bit.

The performance of “Huh… what…?” when I heard the report that Sun Jian had died, and I couldn’t process it, was really good.

I thought the performances of Sun Ce and Hou Tao’s darker sides were good.

Well, did my dad die there? I don’t care, let’s charge into Liu Biao; I think that’s not very much like Sun Ce.

So as a veteran, I’ll show you a different way.

>>116

It’s common, but in terms of the game, it’s a complete retreat; however, since we took Xiangyang Castle instead of just driving them back in a field battle, the situation will be turned upside down!

There’s someone who gets called an idiot for charging in first, but I’m also going to charge into the Zhang Jiao army! That’s me…

I have a feeling that in the Wu history route, I will end up participating in the invasion of Jingzhou with Lu Meng and Lu Xun after the Red Cliffs and lead Guan Yu to his fate.

>>121

In the battle of Huashang Road of the Cao Cao route, Guan Yu said, “You have your path, and I have mine! From here on, we will only compete with our martial skills!” and fought with a pleasant spirit.

I would be disappointed if I faced you at the Wu Route Han City, Shiran-dono… I’m scared that you might say something cold like that.

Sorry about that! Gon!

Haa, listen to me, Ore-kun.

Ko Shaji: “Huh?! Why the hell are you here?! Weren’t you supposed to be rescuing Cao Cao?!”

I was thinking that there might be some muscle-headed people who ignore strategies and just defeat Zhang Liao at Baohuang Slope… something along those lines.

This guy… did he foresee my moves…?!

>>125

There were actually people like Xu Shu back then…

They’re a bunch of hopeless people, but I came to like them because they get happy when I go to help.

As the Cao Cao army advances, Xu Shu warns to escape, receiving reports like “It seems they drove back the main force at Changban.”

>>127

I have a feeling it’s probably your doing.

I wanted to defend the granary at Wusou in place of Junyu Qiong…

It’s nice that there are proper reactions from the characters even when they behave strangely.

I feel like I can’t see all the patterns.

When playing Musou Abyss, there’s always that one character who has both Wei and Shu affiliation tags, and I find Xu Shu very useful…

You’re holding onto the matter of the Akutobuma a bit too much, aren’t you?

>>135

Even though I don’t really use it much when I receive it, I’m greedy enough to want it if I have the chance to get it…

If you play with brute force, there are generally corresponding lines.

It’s amazing how well-crafted it is.

When I went to help Sun Ce because he was in trouble, Zhou Yu said that it was different from what we had discussed, but it’s okay.

Tell your friend, who is getting into trouble on their own, to complain as they please.

I was wondering why no one was attacking this base… so I decided to attack it randomly, and then Dong Zhuo said, “Oh… so there’s someone who has their eye on that base… not bad,” and I thought, “This feels different from before!?”

The thoughtfulness of Fuchi Gel towards the sudden poem.

I think it would have been good if the Red Hare had an infinite dash or something like that.

When you listen to the story, it gives the impression that Jia Xu became a subordinate of Li Jue after Li Jue killed Wang Yun and seized power.

Recently, Mr. Jia Xu, who is trying to elicit sympathy, said he has been feeling strained due to being suspected by Lord Li Jue.

>>146

It’s a desperate situation where I can’t even complain to anyone.

Mengtai’s bad habits are really troubling…!

After playing Origins, if you look at the collection of reprimands from 4,

It gets scary when I can’t produce results like you.

>>148

Kan-san, if this continues, you’ll be less noticeable than me!

It seems like they’re going to scold me.

I feel like the absolute shadow is more useful in this work.

>>149

The easiest to obtain in the challenge series, and on top of that, it stands out with its versatility.

That scene gives off a vibe where everyone is desperately trying to look away, thinking, “This person suddenly feels creepy…”

It’s impressive that even the eldest son’s enemy is used, not just family background or conduct.

There are just points to nitpick regarding the background of how it became a grudge.

Fuchi Gel always looks out for me.

As expected, he is the man who took the top spot as the military commander I want as my boss.

Aside from performance, the fact that horses other than Zetsuei are placed at quite high difficulty rewards often leads to them becoming trophy horses.

>>155

If anything, it seems that the seemingly unreasonable Takuro actually tends to work out surprisingly well.

“You make me suffer, huh? That’s strong! I like it!”

I think Zekkei has been a stable companion since ancient times.

Zhang Liao is taking a long time to accompany me…

It’s amazing, Mr. Guo Xiu, considering you could have been executed.

It has nothing to do with Jia Chong, right?

I’ve come to a branching point, but I’m unsure where to go first.

For some reason, I have a feeling that if I start with Shu and Wei, I might be satisfied and not do Wu…

>>163

Everything is fun!

>>163

The recommendation is Shu, Wu, and Wei.

I think it’s best to make the final battle of Wei the last one.

>>163

If you’re not used to games, I recommend starting with “Goe.”

If you go to Shu Wei, there’s an unavoidable battle waiting with the super strong Lu Bu.

I, a null gamer who burned out after getting the Red Hare…

People who usually play games like Dark Souls probably find it easy, but it was tough for me.

>>164

No, you worked hard enough.

That’s end content.

I heard that Wang Yun was killed the other day.

Well, the world has become a dangerous place.

>>165

Lord Wang Yun…

I think Wu, Shu, and Wei are good.

If it’s your first time seeing Romance of the Three Kingdoms, especially…

At first, I was thinking of Wei! But I ended up choosing Shu because I was convinced by the clumsy Zhang Fei’s invitation.

The game featuring only Lu Bu is wrong.

>>173

But Lu Bu is not like this.

>>173

But I understand that Lü Bu needs to be this strong…

The Red Hare Challenge has a restart point, so I managed to get through somehow…

If it weren’t for the checkpoint on the way, I probably would have given up on the Red Hare.

It was tougher to run around as a healer than to face off against Lu Bu…

>>178

It’s scary how I recover about 80% as soon as I arrive…

>>181

This is also a kind of talent…

But, you know…

Because you are a beginner, I want you to watch the final movie that clearly shows Lu Bu’s strength.

I can understand why even those who aren’t young ladies would be attracted to this.

Honestly, I feel like I have enough weapons at level 8, so I’m ignoring the use of the red hare.

Is it possible to mass-produce that life-sized doll of me, Tsukihira-san?

I think that will definitely be useful on the battlefield.

You appear gracefully at the necessary time.

The deceased purple phoenix makes the living Nakata run.

>>186

You’re not dead after all, are you?

>>191

Ta-da! Ta-da!

The real thing casts Blizzaga, so I don’t feel anything even if my doll breathes fire…

>>187

Zhuge Liang: “Well then, I will make it possible to emit light.”

Don’t misjudge the situation again!

Isn’t it too much, Cao Cao, when necessary…?

Zhuge Liang and Yueying seem to be extremely busy and have no time, but it looks like you’re not neglecting the improvements to the doll.

The text you provided seems to be incomplete or not coherent in the Japanese language. Therefore, it cannot be accurately translated.

Moutoku, don’t move from the starting point!

I thought so, and then I was ambushed…

>>194

Xuzhou is surprisingly weak for the Wei army and strong for the Shu army…

“I recommend taking Wu because it can avoid Lu Bu and Meng De.”

>>196

Here come Yuan Shao and Liu Biao again.

Brother!

What do you mean that Purple Phoenix and Zhou Cang are not one of the Five Tiger Generals!?

That couple seems more likely to make a car wash than a tank.

>>198

Are you going to wash it?

…seems like it will be washed.

Is there no route to help with the doctor’s work while acting as a bodyguard…?

>>201

You were not born under a star that allows you to live like that.

>>204

But it’s okay for Akawa-san to live as she likes…

>>201

I want you to lead this volunteer soldier to the purple phoenix.

Are you saying that you can’t do it?

Using dolls and playing dead together is a brutal combo.

In her past works, Tsukihime was made to live much longer than one might consider unfortunate.

The talent shortage in the later Shu dynasty is too severe.

The Wu route is difficult to react to since Huang Zu is not a ridiculously strong general.

This doctor is trying to kill me!!!!1!!11!!!