Then add in stories that were half-historical.
There was both history and fiction.
Who could dislike that?
Otherwise,
why did so few people read Records of the Three Kingdoms, while Romance of the Three Kingdoms spread throughout the world?
Who didn't know that Romance of the Three Kingdoms was an embellished historical tale?
And yet there were still people who thought... That was the real history.
Our Guan Yu was just that badass.
Our chancellor was just that broken.
Once a work involved history or legends,
if it was done well, it could take off rapidly.
But if it was done poorly and went too far in indulging its own imagination, the problems could be just as great.
Here,
Little Griseo definitely had to single out The End Valkyrie for criticism.
Choosing the thirteen strongest people throughout human history was fine.
You Japanese claimed Lü Bu was one of the strongest humans, and sheesh, she could let that slide.
But even if Lü Bu counted,
what about the others?
What about Li Yuanba? Li Cunxiao? Xiang Yu?
So they were all inferior to Sasaki Kojiro, were they?
The funniest part was this!
It claimed to be a council of gods judging humanity.
Where was the Chinese pantheon?
Besides, if the Chinese pantheon had been there, the Western gods probably wouldn't have had much to do.
While watching it, she had the expression of an old subway passenger staring at a phone. What the hell kind of gods were these? They were all fighting in close combat.
Besides, her Brother Zheng wasn't the same as the one in the Type-Moon world. You kept insisting this was history.
The historical Ying Zheng was an emperor!
Other than someone with absurd martial prowess like Xiang Yu, or an emperor who had conquered on