
Fifty Years of Sign-In at the Imperial Mausoleum, and I Subdue the Ages
签到皇陵五十年,我镇压万古
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Explore more →Novels Where the Protagonist Can Summon Characters and Develop in Secret, No Emperors
System + Comedy + Sign-In + Invincibility
I Started Out Invincible with My First Sign-In. I want something funny but not stupid, a satisfying power fantasy, and no tormenting the protagonist.
Are There Any True Sign-In Stories That Are Just About Signing In?
Invincible Talent and a Forbidden Guardian of the Dao
The protagonist is cold-blooded and dark, not a goody-two-shoes, and has a mysterious past.
Sign-In and Lie Flat Stories
A sign-in story where the protagonist doesn't deliberately hide their cultivation level and doesn't spend every day fighting. Something relatively peaceful.
Transmigrated as the Drunk Ninth Prince Su Changsheng, He Gets the Strongest Sign-in System
Dynasties, Imperial Dynasties, Emperor Dynasties, Heavenly Dynasties, Immortal Courts, Sacred Courts, Heavenly Courts, and More
A Good-for-Nothing Has Been in Seclusion for Years, and No One Knows Their True Strength
Ancient-Era Novel With a System and Sign-in Mechanics
With a cute baby and a space
A Zombie World That Continues into Modern-Day Hong Kong
Master, I Caught a Pet With Three Eyes
Great Reads! System Sign-In or Lottery Systems
A lazy sign-in System!!
The Protagonist Is a Palace Retainer, a Member of the Imperial Clan, and High in the Family Hierarchy
Ancient Times, Battlefield, Made a Prince
Any ancient-era stories where the protagonist kills enemies and is made a prince?
Looking for Fantasy Stories About Emperors and Princes Using a System to Battle for World Supremacy
If you know any, please recommend some.
Genius Protagonist With a System Who Keeps Laying Low
I was bored with nothing to do, so I thought I'd post something.
Looking for a Novel About a Prince Guarding the Frontier with a Sign-In System
Signing in at the frontier gives me terrifying power.
Cultivation Dynasties with a System and Summoning, No Strange Encounters from the Start
I’d prefer the protagonist to play it safe from the start. No opening with a bunch of people trying to kill him. I’ve read several imperial dynasty stories lately, and they all make the characters seem so stupid. There isn’t a single loyal official in the whole court.
Guarding the Frontier with a System
Transmigrate as a Prince, Exiled to a Remote Fief, and Develop in Secret
A Sign-In Bonus Every Day
Sign-In System + Divine-Grade Mutated Ice Spirit Root + Reborn Supporting Female Character
Invincible Xuanhuan, With System Sign-Ins!
Invincible, invincible, invincible!
Fantasy Novels About Laying Low and Signing In
Fantasy only, please.
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Just finish the book. Don't ask too much.
The content is wonderful, the thinking is clear, the audience never forgets to look back or their original intention at the peak of their career, and the ending is perfect. It would be more perfect if the storyline was more detailed
I don't know where the organizations are that get full-star reviews. I also want to join [explore] this book and want to give it five stars. But in order to join the brushing star group, I will give you a five-star review.
Fortunately, when writing about the road to invincibility, it should be invincible to the end, unlike other books, which are full of pitfalls. There are just too many typos
Overall it's a good book
Very nice, a perfect ending
The plot of this book is touching and touching. I am very satisfied with this book.
It's still very good. It's quite interesting to see the back part, but there are a lot of mistakes in some words and speech symbols, and some things are repeated. I originally intended to give it 4 and a half stars, but it's not half. I would like to give five stars to encourage the author [laughing and crying]
Very good, go step by step where there are not too many protrusions.
The writing is lively and not verbose, but there are narrative repetitions that can be read