From the Start, a Vassal King of Great Qin: Summoning Gods and Demons Across the Heavens

Give it a four star first! This is based on the previous book! The writing is fine! Come on!

Coming from the last book, I hope this one will keep up the good work

A new book has set sail, and there are many shortcomings. I hope all book friends will tolerate it.

The content is readable and comes with a real-time map. The author is a conscientious author. This serious attitude won't give him five stars.

The content is rich and progressive. There are occasional small flaws. It's innocuous. The size of the map is really great. It's thoughtful. It must be five stars.

@The author is great. Summoning heroes once a month is too long. Please change it.

Just rely on the author to update the map, indicating that he is writing carefully and it will not be unfinished! Worth a five-star rating

I just want to ask simply, if there are immortal cultivators in such a dynasty, a powerful immortal cultivator can directly destroy an entire army, or the so-called one can fly into the sky, so what is the meaning of the existence of the army? A cultivator can kill him with one palm, and he can fly, and the army can't do anything to him. That is to say, no matter if the dynasty has millions of soldiers, the immortal cultivators or those with high strength can just slap a few more palms, so what is the use of the army?

It's not bad, but it's too slow to ascend the throne. I've almost conquered two states and I'm still a prince [laughing and crying] Author, you can write faster, it's too little.

So far, there is no big problem (Chapter 28) Isn't it too outrageous that there are only a dozen or so people with innate talent, but you have hundreds of thousands of people who can refine weapons?