A City from the Start, Summoning Gods and Demons to Build a Supreme Immortal Dynasty
开局一座城，召唤神魔立无上仙朝
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 507k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Building a Dynasty Step by Step, From Imperial Dynasty to Divine Dynasty, Devouring Planes
Novels Where the Protagonist Always Uses a Sword, Around Two or Three Thousand Chapters Long
The protagonist should always use a sword. Around 2,000 to 3,000 chapters.
Looking for a Story with a System: Kill Monsters and People to Gain EXP and Loot, and Summon Troops
Please help me find this. It had a System, and you gained experience and loot by killing monsters and people. You could also summon different troop types. I read it many years ago and can't find it now.
Any Invincible Fantasy Stories About a Dynasty's Rise? Nothing Awful, Please
No simplistic, amateurish stories, please. I want at least decent writing. I've been reading for twelve years, and I can't get through a book with poor prose.
Looking for Satisfying Power Fantasies: Fantasy, Resurgences, Wild Imagination, and More
Highly rated.
Stories About Establishing a Heavenly Secrets Pavilion and Being Invincible Across the Myriad Worlds from the Start
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Anything Like the Northern Liang Iron Cavalry in Snowfall, Focused on Training Troops With a Fantasy Twist?
Military fiction.
Lord-Building and Summoning Stories
Please, I'm begging you.
The Protagonist Transmigrates and Spends 100,000 Years Signing In Inside a Cave
Clans, Young Emperors, Invincibility
The protagonist has unrivaled natural talent and a powerful family background.
A Novel About Transmigrating Into an Emperor and Signing In to Recruit Famous Generals
Something with Zhao Zilong or the like.
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So-so. The protagonist doesn't seem like an emperor; he seems more like a petty hoodlum!
New author, please be kind to me.
I read seven chapters and was disgusted... Author, you're writing fantasy, not historical fiction. Fantasy is all about strength. Stabilizing the aristocratic clans? Are you still asleep or have you forgotten the story's structure...? A kingdom producing even one Saint-level expert is considered incredibly auspicious. You have a bunch of Saint-level experts and a bunch of near-Saint-level experts under your command, and you're trying to stabilize the aristocratic clans?
The protagonist of this book disgusted me; I've read up to chapter 24! What a character! As a king, even if he's not invincible, shouldn't he at least have the necessary domineering presence? That woman surnamed Bai—the protagonist, a king, actually pursues her! She wants to be empress, so she has to sleep with someone else first, and the protagonist actually agrees!
It was a pretty good book, but it felt like it got worse towards the end.
Writing a book is not easy for a new author, so please be kind and offer suggestions so that I can gain more experience and improve my work.
I want to know how the author wrote it. A woman named Bai Wan has to serve two husbands, and the male lead even wants to be with them! How desperate is the male lead for women? He's so fond of married women! And the comments below say it's well-written! 😅
This author and this book are fantastic! I hope there will be more chapters! More chapters will earn me votes, update reminder tokens, and likes. No more chapters will get me a five-star review! 👿👿👿
It's alright. If you don't need to think too much, you can watch it. But if you do need to think, you should probably give up.
The writing is terrible, and the sense of immersion is ridiculously low. I felt like I was reading a narrator's commentary, and there were absolutely no fight scenes. Novice readers might want to check it out, but experienced readers should probably skip it.