I’ve Already Founded a Nation, and Yang Mi Wants to Survive in the Wilderness?

The protagonist needs to understand his current identity and responsibilities and put his own interests and those of Dazhou first.

Therefore, why outsiders can also learn it, then the protagonist's advantage is nothing. Believe it or not, the plot behind is definitely that the outside villain is more talented than the protagonist, and then he is inferior to the protagonist, and then the protagonist cheats and wins.

The protagonist can have a harem, but can we exclude Yang Mi first? Ordinary and confident, even though he is just a star, he still has the guts to look down on the protagonist, the king of a country? If it was really in the form of a tribe, it would be fine if she looked down upon it, but this was all after the founding of the country, not to mention that the protagonist's country had martial arts that they did not have. This is as ridiculous as a wealthy petty bourgeoisie looking down on a self-made billionaire.

Leading the human race to rise, such a noble thing, what has it become now?

This is another book that won't come out before the main character is on the shelves. It's very well written. You authors, please stop writing these books in the future. It's annoying to see it.

When does the protagonist appear?

It's no problem to write about the protagonist leading the rise of the human race. Add an entertainment star, *shit.

The wilderness is so vast and the human race is so ignorant, why do you want to create a holy land?

The protagonist has so many superhuman men! The protagonist can directly incorporate this parallel world!

Are there any Feilu novels that are a bit intelligent?