Obtain a portal at the beginning and hand it over to the country
In the world of cultivating immortals, our country is here
The protagonist first struggles in the world of immortality, and then leads the national army to conquer the world of immortality.
The force of the world of cultivating immortals is not necessarily weaker than that of the world of science and technology, so don't kill all the people in the first place. After all, the world of cultivating immortals can cultivate immortals, and it may be infinitely upgradeable.
Reader comments
How can I put it this way? I don't really want to read this kind of book. I thought it was another seriously written novel for submission, but it turned out to be the same as most tomato submission novels. Do you think it will be teleported by a large army and then constructed? Get over to the military base? I've been thinking too much, and it's the old habit of handing in the protagonist, and then only being able to teleport a few people and take a few people around. It's still centered on the protagonist. Do you think it's possible? The special forces are commanded by an ordinary person who knows nothing? The theme should be the country, not the individual. If reality develops like this, it will be a year and a half, and it will be up to you and a few people to get around.
The author is so generous, giving five hundred years of ginseng to the country? A poor student?
What a crappy book.
Chapters 79 to 81 are a bit confusing.
Very good, wonderful
I don't like the character of the protagonist, he's not very smart, I especially hate the second grade
How can I put it this way? I don't really want to read this kind of book. I thought it was another seriously written novel for submission, but it turned out to be the same as most tomato submission novels. Do you think it will be teleported by a large army and then constructed? Get over to the military base? I've been thinking too much, and it's the old habit of handing in the protagonist, and then only being able to teleport a few people and take a few people around. It's still centered on the protagonist. Do you think it's possible? The special forces are commanded by an ordinary person who knows nothing? The theme should be the country, not the individual. If reality develops like this, it will be a year and a half, and it will be up to you and a few people to get around.
The author is so generous, giving five hundred years of ginseng to the country? A poor student?
What a crappy book.
Chapters 79 to 81 are a bit confusing.
Very good, wonderful
I don't like the character of the protagonist, he's not very smart, I especially hate the second grade
Is this a eunuch?