Starting from the False Emperor, He Began to Take Concubines to Live Forever

It was okay at the beginning, but I took it for granted after becoming the emperor. Many operations are very smart. The more I watch, the less interesting it becomes. The overall evaluation is average.

After becoming the emperor, what did he write? He didn't have any opinions at all. He didn't understand ordinary martial arts, and the country was in dire straits. The emperor didn't think he understood it, so he just wanted to become an immortal?

The protagonist is a little anxious to deal with the landlord of the aristocratic family. With the protagonist's plug-in, he can sleep with a woman peacefully for two years, and then he will be invincible. Anyone who wants to die can just wave his hand. Then use the spiritual energy in the palace as a bargaining chip to ask the monks from all over the world to send girls into the palace to speed up the growth of cultivation and spiritual roots. If they are good enough, they can start the unification war. However, you still need to be cautious when reviving spiritual energy. You must at least sleep until the Nascent Soul stage before letting go of spiritual energy to revive. Or you can sleep until you reach the golden elixir stage and cultivate a group of foundation-building monks. According to the power standards of the Mayfly Sect, and then reach a power that can occupy these territories in the world of cultivation, you can then revive your spiritual energy and welcome the contact of the world of cultivation (open a new map). Or maybe the protagonist trains foundation-building monks, first sends them out to explore the strength and situation of the monk world, and then activates spiritual energy recovery according to the situation! As for Xu Xuanwu's rebellious intentions, now that the protagonist has the ability to manipulate the innate warrior's strength at will, he can directly show his cards, inform Xu Mujun of the matter, and let him take care of his son. This can also be considered as a face to the hero, and express that his strength does not need to be punished!

You only have one chapter a day, right?

Is the author serious about what he writes? The protagonist is the shadow and stand-in of the emperor. To put it simply, he protects the emperor from death. Shouldn't such a person be trained to be a death soldier? How could it really be possible for the protagonist to be an emperor, to deal with all kinds of things, and to give the protagonist a concubine? Just seeing this, I don't need to read anymore.

A bunch of idiots are talking about good-looking things. The leader of a country can live forever if he has a golden finger. He is so eager to cultivate immortality. Xiao Binghe doesn't care. He just hangs up the governance of the country. The world is about to end. The protagonist is obsessed with cultivating immortality. He is crazy and wastes my points.

The plot is okay, but the author is obviously not good at it. His wording and sentence making skills are too weak. Some of the titles are scary and make you laugh when you look at them.

Um, modern people shouldn't say they don't know about things in the Leng Palace. The feudal officials are also like that. The conflict is about to start again. Is it a story about cultivating immortals or a story about fighting for hegemony?

Don't be too outrageous. An emperor asked someone with a foreign surname to borrow his seed. Why, the throne was planned to be quietly handed over to an outsider.

After Goldfinger can control the male and female children, it always gives me a weird feeling, as if Goldfinger is the father of which group of children.