
Summoning Gods and Demons to Reclaim the Throne, Only to Find My Wife Is the Ghost Emperor
召唤神魔重掌皇朝,老婆竟是鬼帝
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 104k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Worlds Merge, and the Protagonist Builds a Fortune-Fueled Empire
Looking for a Story Where the Lead Builds a Faction and Summons Subordinates
Looking for a novel where the protagonist builds a transcendent faction, summons powerful subordinates, and can even level up and strengthen local followers.
Any Recommendations for Novels Where the Protagonist Summons Historical Generals and Mixes Them Into the Story? I'm Out of Books to Read!!
Three Kingdoms, Warring States, either is fine. I’m out of novels to read: looking for stories where historical generals are summoned and characters from different eras get mixed in.
Building a Faction and Summoning Powerful Experts from the Start
Build a faction and summon experts.
Summoning Chinese Gods, Demons, and Famous Generals in Another World
Looking for stories where the protagonist summons Chinese gods, demons, and famous generals in another world, such as Sun Wukong, Yang Jian, the Grand Supreme Elder Lord, Bai Qi, Hua Tuo, and Lü Bu.
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.
Reader comments 6
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The settings you summon are not die-hards. Do you want to summon rebels later? Although the initial value is 90
The summoning setting lowers the rating, and it can betray you at any time.
Direct five stars, no matter how rubbish the plot is, as long as there is only one female protagonist, it will remain five stars.
The army started with 20,000 people, then 80,000 people, and then 100,000 people. I was so fucking speechless.
Not bad, okay.
Very well written