
Summoning Heroes: The Great Xia Heavenly Court
召唤群雄:大夏天庭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Something long.
Stories About Bragging With Legendary Chinese Figures in Another World
Looking for stories where the otherworld's Heavenly Dao is terrified when someone names the powerful figures of Huaxia, or where ancient Chinese characters appear in another world and only the protagonist can read them.
Dynastic Power Struggles and Summoning Famous Generals
Please recommend some books!
Looking for Imperial Dynasty Novels Where the Main Character Rarely Acts, Yet Is Invincible and Overbearing
Stories About a Prince Building Up His Power Base in His Fief
Ideally, it should have a System.
Imperial Dynasty Building, Summoning, Invincibility, and Pure Power Fantasy
Looking for books like China's Great Heroes Roam Another World.
Worlds Merge, and the Protagonist Builds a Fortune-Fueled Empire
Dynasties, Imperial Dynasties, Emperor Dynasties, Celestial Dynasties, Divine Dynasties
Dynastic fortune
Building a Dynasty and Conquering the Myriad Worlds
Build an imperial dynasty, conquer the Myriad Worlds, and follow the System genre.
Kingdom, Imperial Dynasty, Emperor's Dynasty, Divine Dynasty, Heavenly Dynasty, Sacred Court, Immortal Court, Heavenly Court
Building an imperial dynasty and conquering the myriad heavens
Stories Where the Protagonist Becomes Emperor and Founds a Fortune Dynasty
Books about conquering the Myriad Worlds.
Wuxia, the Imperial Court, Jianghu, Swordsmanship
I'm a seasoned reader. I recommend giving this one a try. It's pretty good.
Powerful Generals and Troops, An Invincible Lord Sweeps All Before Him
It features many famous historical generals, such as Zhao Yun, Zhang Liang, Temujin, Huo Qubing, Bai Qi, and Zhuge Liang.
With a System: Mortal Realm, Cultivation Realm, Immortal Realm, Divine Realm, and Chaos Realm
No modern settings, only historical ones.
Looking for Stories That Rise from a Small Country to a Kingdom, Dynasty, Empire, and Immortal or Divine Court
The Emperor Discovers His Hundreds of Thousands of Secret Troops, So He Overthrows the Dynasty
Novels Where the Protagonist Can Summon Characters and Develop in Secret, No Emperors
An Invincible Emperor and the Rise of His Dynasty
I'm looking for a high-energy, passionate story where an invincible protagonist leads an empire to rise in rank, with an exhilarating pace throughout!
The Protagonist Randomly Summons Subordinates, Stays at Home, and Sends Them to Conquer Other Worlds
Summoning Anime Characters and Building a Faction
No emperors.
Building a Dynasty Step by Step, From Imperial Dynasty to Divine Dynasty, Devouring Planes
Summoning Generals, But Without Overpowered Stats
Ideally, the late Qin, Three Kingdoms, Sui, or Tang periods.
Summoning + System + Emperor + Conquest + Generals
Dynasties, Summoning, System, Mass Recruitment, and Generals
Looking for books similar to "Ten Trillion Immortal Emperor." The protagonist may summon military commanders and armies. He should be invincible, not a saint, and not a simp. I don't want the kind of emperor who still has to go out and fight martial battles or kill monsters to level up. The protagonist should remain in charge of his empire.
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It's okay, the rhythm is good, but it feels like it's missing a bit of pyrotechnics. If you keep watching wars for a long time, you will feel a little tired, because there are many things that are covered in one stroke. I think it's okay. Why is the rating so low?
Come on, I wonder if there is an immortal dynasty or something like that?
The content is okay, but the descriptions are more detailed.
There are very few tactics used, and many of them are head-on battles. Ordinary troops feel like cannon fodder.
It's average, but the protagonist feels a little lacking in confidence!
Well written, keep up the good work
Good idea, details need to be worked out
Okay, come on, Oli.
Yes, this book is the most ideal in the summoning genre.
Well enough. There are no obvious logical holes.