By accident, Li Yi transmigrates into a world where a nation’s fortunes are at stake.
From that moment on, his every move represents the country behind him.
While the other nations mock the Dragon Kingdom for sending a mere child as its contestant,
the blessing of national fortune awakens the protagonist’s God-Tier Impersonation System.
He takes on the role of Li Chungang, wielding his sword to slay enemies thousands of miles away.
When faced with one hundred thousand demon soldiers in the world of national fortunes, he transforms directly into Li Chungang.
At a single cry of “Sword, come!”, countless flying swords rise up from the ground and sweep across the sky like a surging river.
Where the swords fall, cries of agony ring out.
Where the swords pass, rivers of blood flow!
Bad review. Why bow down to a woman?
His interpersonal relationships are a mess; he can't be killed just because he's had a few drinks. Who is Bai Yuekui? A soldier. Secondly, he kills at the drop of a hat. You think you can't outdevelop even a tenth of Li Chungang? I can't stand it. Is the author deliberately being sarcastic?
He claimed to have the cultivation level of the Profound Mirror Realm, but he turned out to be incredibly weak.
You portrayed female soldiers as too weak.
Even a tenth of the Thirteen Armored Warriors of Spring and Autumn, including Li Chungang of Sword Armor, are no match for those people. What trash!
Are you sure this is Li Chungang?
Bad review, where is the imposing aura of the sword armor?
I feel like Li Chungang is too weak.
Keep up the good work, author!