I, Ye Tiandi, Was Dug Up from the Start

I still hate this kind of novel. It's really annoying for the enemy to provoke the protagonist every day.

The author's protagonist, the Immortal Emperor, shouldn't be the Immortal Emperor like Perfect and Zhetian! If so, this strength is a bit weak! There is also the strength of the army. You are already an Immortal Emperor. Since the generals of your army are not even quasi-emperors, they must be in the realm of covering the sky! With the strength of Zhe Tian in the later stage, if the army is not even Sendai, then it is basically cannon fodder!

Let's change the name to "I'm in the qi-training realm and call myself the Emperor of Heaven"

I was poisoned after reading Chapter 2

Ha

** Is simply a role model in **. You belittle the protagonist and then promote the failure of the place. What good does it do to you? You can survive. There are several gods in the local country. You can't deal with so many gods no matter how powerful you are. I think it's acting. I want to know how many people hope that their country will fail. Isn't that true? How much do you hope that your country will be destroyed by the other party? Even if everyone doesn't I believe that it must be to support the victory of one's own country. There is no one who crazily belittles oneself to promote the other party and promotes the enemy. Let's not talk about other plots. This is equivalent to judging the nature of your book. It is destined to be only **. Although it is a novel, but be realistic. When your country is fighting with a locality, do you hope that the other party can defeat your country and then your country will be destroyed?

About "I, Emperor Ye Tian, ​​I was dug out at the beginning" written by Qingqing Jijiji Chapter 3: Is this a play? Chapter review.

Wouldn't it be nice to just go and destroy the country? The emperor cannot be humiliated

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