The Rise of the Human Race, Summoning Chinese Gods and Demons at the Beginning
by Gong Gaohou
About This Novel
Summon thousands of Chinese gods and demons to forge the immortal Chinese court. Here Sun Dasheng wields his stick to cleanse the universe, and hundreds of tribes tremble and bow their heads. Here is the True Monarch Erlang, whose heavenly eyes are so powerful that he controls all realms, and the evil spirits are trembling with fear. Here there is also the leader of Tongtian who uses four immortal weapons to forever control the fate of our human race.
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Official(5)Scraped 4d ago
Seeing the destruction of Chen State and preparations to destroy Cai State, I still want to say a few words
1. No matter how loyal you are to summoning gods and demons, as an emperor, not to mention being on par with gods and demons, or even surpassing gods and demons, you should have some cultivation, right? Otherwise, as a mortal, you want to fight across domains? Second, the title of the book is The Rise of the Human Race. I didn't see any drama about the local human race participating in the war, and there was no plot of conscription. Although the local residents are mortals and not enough to participate in the war, this is not a reason. Can mortals only be mortals? This is a fantasy world, can't we recruit soldiers and train them to become talents? Third, the people of this country are mortals, and most of the other countries are mortals, so why can't the mortal army participate in the war? Let alone letting them charge into battle, couldn't they summon the gods and demons as the main force and the mortal army clean up the scene behind them? Fourth, the participation of the local army in the war can at least slightly reflect the trend of the rise of the human race. I haven't finished reading it, but I can guess that sooner or later, we will fight outside the territory. Are we going to rely on the summoned gods and demons to stabilize the rear and fight outside the territory? This is just fantasy, otherwise it would be strange if the country could survive for a long time, and we still want to expand outside the territory.
Xiao Baiwen, eunuch, is as big as the ocean.
It takes no effort to write 10 chapters, but others can finish it in three chapters.
It looks pretty good, right? Why is it ranked so low?
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Can the protagonist only summon gods and demons? The protagonist should also be given some personal strength! It's not okay to make the main character a mortal.
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Official(5)Scraped 4d ago
Seeing the destruction of Chen State and preparations to destroy Cai State, I still want to say a few words
1. No matter how loyal you are to summoning gods and demons, as an emperor, not to mention being on par with gods and demons, or even surpassing gods and demons, you should have some cultivation, right? Otherwise, as a mortal, you want to fight across domains? Second, the title of the book is The Rise of the Human Race. I didn't see any drama about the local human race participating in the war, and there was no plot of conscription. Although the local residents are mortals and not enough to participate in the war, this is not a reason. Can mortals only be mortals? This is a fantasy world, can't we recruit soldiers and train them to become talents? Third, the people of this country are mortals, and most of the other countries are mortals, so why can't the mortal army participate in the war? Let alone letting them charge into battle, couldn't they summon the gods and demons as the main force and the mortal army clean up the scene behind them? Fourth, the participation of the local army in the war can at least slightly reflect the trend of the rise of the human race. I haven't finished reading it, but I can guess that sooner or later, we will fight outside the territory. Are we going to rely on the summoned gods and demons to stabilize the rear and fight outside the territory? This is just fantasy, otherwise it would be strange if the country could survive for a long time, and we still want to expand outside the territory.
Xiao Baiwen, eunuch, is as big as the ocean.
It takes no effort to write 10 chapters, but others can finish it in three chapters.
It looks pretty good, right? Why is it ranked so low?
...
Can the protagonist only summon gods and demons? The protagonist should also be given some personal strength! It's not okay to make the main character a mortal.
More, more, more, more, more, more, more, more
More, more, more, more, more, more, more, more
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