Public Transmigration: In His Hands Lies All of Huaxia!

Can the author not write a female protagonist?

This is what I understand through some of the fragments, for reference only. 1. The total number of people in this world will not exceed 1 billion. 2. Although the written IQ is as high as 170, the actual IQ is no more than that of a 10-year-old child. 3. The oldest civilization in this world will not be more than a hundred years old. Even though what he wrote has a history of thousands of years 4. It is not clear what kind of society the protagonist is in China. It may be capital, but it will definitely not be socialism. 5. The trust between people in this world is not even as good as reality, although this is a novel in which the protagonist crushes the entire world. 6. Two poems about Liangzhou. One is a poem from the Tang Dynasty, but this country has a history of thousands of years and this poem... In the first half of the poem, the novel says that the Tang Dynasty was made up by the protagonist. 7. There is no military discipline in the army. At least military discipline is not enough The rest are common problems in this kind of novels. And wait, but I forgot now, just for reference, don't comment if you don't like it

The brisk style seems to be well combined so far, with some novel points and an attractive plot. I want to see the Taoist priest at the beginning and Zhang Qiling later. It seems that the world view is fantasy. So far, the manifestation of fantasy has been briefly mentioned. I look forward to the changes in the future.

Give yourself a five-star encouragement hahahaha

I've seen it, but the scenes change too quickly, especially when it comes to modern wars. They either don't write about it or they write it well. Many of them are lost if you can't get up or down... I feel dizzy looking at this and that... Come on, author...

A little bit less refreshing, and a little bit poisonous.