As the Emperor of Heaven, I Summon Billions of Immortals

Cultivation of immortality is not about fighting and killing, but about being familiar with the world.

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There are still 100,000 soldiers in the Huben army, and there are several generals and masters under him. He has to fight on his own. In history, there is no emperor who knows how to do it by himself. How can he feed so many subordinates?

First of all, I saw some comments saying it was a good read. After reading Chapter 15, I was not in the mood and couldn't continue reading. As an emperor, why are you going to compete with others? Don't you use the subordinates you summoned? Is this a cool article? I saw that a total of 3 people were summoned in Chapter 15 plus four people from Xue Rengui, two generals from Feitian realm and one from Qianyuan realm. I didn't see any effect. The highest level of the sect is Feitian realm, and there is also a feud with the royal family. Wouldn't it be nice to just push it back? Even if the sect is far away, the people from the sect have entered the imperial city, why are they still allowed to live freely? What kind of cool article is this? From the beginning of time travel to the end of the game, it is equivalent to writing 15 chapters and there is still no change at all. How can the sect be arrogant, stable and arrogant? The protagonist is still nestled in the palace, and the masters around him have not shown their full potential at all. Is this a cool article? This is purely hydrological.

Now everyone who summons text has a problem. In other countries, there is a strong man who can survive for decades or hundreds of years without incident. The protagonist has one hundred and eighty strong men and there are crises

As an emperor, he personally goes to the battlefield to face the enemy personally. The protagonist's subordinates are all rubbish. The people summoned are all rubbish. The emperor should live in the temple and strategize and win decisively. An enemy thousands of miles away has to be killed by the emperor himself. You can write about the majesty and mystery of the protagonist. You can write about the protagonist without facing the enemy. The protagonist is amazing.

First, when the protagonist has the ability to destroy the sect, he still allows the sect to act recklessly in the dynasty. This understanding is to allow the protagonist, as the emperor, to see the miserable scenes in the dynasty, so that the protagonist will be angry and think of the situation in the dynasty. Second, as an emperor, although he already has enough masters and generals, he still feels that it is better to do it himself. Faced with the casual challenge of a small character, he still accepted it. Seeing here, every time I see the protagonist who is the emperor, as long as there is a scene, there is definitely a protagonist present. How is this different from a personal expedition? If a dynasty requires the emperor to take action, just once or twice, and take action every time, then why does it need ministers, generals, and soldiers? Third, when the enemy has already come and is preparing to destroy the sect, if you can directly take action, it will be a lot of nonsense. In the end, it should be destroyed. Since they all have to be destroyed, wouldn't it be better to destroy them directly instead of destroying them later after talking a lot of nonsense? Fourth, there is still a lot of nonsense, and I see women unable to walk (read the comments). In the Shenhua Valley, when facing the old Valley Master, there was a lot of nonsense. The Valley Master has a background, the Taicang Dynasty behind him, the strongest person is in the Life and Death Realm, the protagonist has the trump card and is also in the Life and Death Realm, not to mention the protagonist is also in the Life and Death Realm. Dugu Qiu failed, but the Old Valley Master persuaded the protagonist to surrender to a prince who is not in the Life and Death Realm. This can be said to be an insult to the protagonist, right? As the saying goes, a master should not be humiliated, and those who humiliate him will die. If it were me, the old valley master would have died countless times, but the protagonist was helpless and furious (the behavior of the protagonist was in my opinion).

It's too much for an emperor to go into a fight himself.

They are all novels written by novice Wudi, but this one is much worse than the Emperor of Heaven system. It is very embarrassing to read random summons. Even if you have a lot of skills, at least there must be some logic in the summoning. The historical generals summoned in the front can also produce characters from the fairy tale. It is too early to release the characters from the fairy tale world. It does not mean that it cannot be written. The novel is just compiled, but some characters have been seen too much for old bookworms, and the impression is too deep. If they are summoned in the early stage, isn't it embarrassing to look down on their level? I read one a while ago. I was still in a cultivating civilization, and there were not even immortals. The God-killing Spear and the Four Immortal-killing Swords could be signed into the prehistoric world. It was so embarrassing that I just gave it up. Old bookworms have fixed impressions of genres when reading books. The background of the world is not equal to that. There are too many things out there, so it is better to just make up something by yourself.

The whole book of yours is about fighting. After defeating this sect, fight that sect. After finishing the sect, hit the holy land. The whole book is either summoning or on the way to attack other places.