This　paper　shows　that　after　integrating　with　virtual　synchronous　generator　technology　and　removing　integral　path　from　controller,　rotor　angle　control　(RAC)　changes　to　virtual　rotor　angle　droop　control,　which　can　be　used　in　stand　alone　microgrid.　The　new　control　strategy　has　something　in　common　with　RAC.　First,　the　control　parameters　remain　unchanged　in　all　controllers.　Second,　power　balance　and　system　frequency　can　be　restored　automatically　and　autonomously　(no　communication　or　dispatching　center　order　is　needed　during　this　process).　Aside　from　these,　the　new　control　strategy　has　other　merits.　The　load　change　can　be　shared　nearly　in　proportion　to　voltage　source　inverter　(VSI)　rated　capacity　under　the　new　mode.　The　sharing　ratio　is　acceptable　when　complex　topology　and　highly　resistive　lines　are　used　in　microgrid.　This　paper　shows　how　the　effect　is　achieved　and　gives　corresponding　simulation　results.　©　2016　IEEE.