I've read some repeating reincarnations and simulations and this combines those two aspects into one. But my only gripe is the lack of simulations themselves, the simulations are used more as a crux for the original story of the three kingdoms to have significan changes, like what Lu Bu gains is so that his plot in reality is shaped by what he experienced in the sim rather than the story revolving around him living the sim life and gaining more experience through it constantly. It just seems like at the start of the story we got a lot of sims but after the 3rd sim it became more of a way to add more plot to how Lu Bu would go around doing things. Because ofc the lives he's lived have significant impact on him. In short, I was expecting more sims rather than what we have in the story. That being said this story is gah damn remarkable.
I've read some repeating reincarnations and simulations and this combines those two aspects into one. But my only gripe is the lack of simulations themselves, the simulations are used more as a crux for the original story of the three kingdoms to have significan changes, like what Lu Bu gains is so that his plot in reality is shaped by what he experienced in the sim rather than the story revolving around him living the sim life and gaining more experience through it constantly. It just seems like at the start of the story we got a lot of sims but after the 3rd sim it became more of a way to add more plot to how Lu Bu would go around doing things. Because ofc the lives he's lived have significant impact on him. In short, I was expecting more sims rather than what we have in the story. That being said this story is gah damn remarkable.