From the Start, I Have a Quasi-Emperor Experience Card: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Ages

Since the emergence of strong men in the previous world, the plots have become richer and richer, and the direction of the plot is also more obvious. It is a system text, but now the number of system appearances is decreasing. The characters are vividly portrayed. It is a good book.

Overall it's not bad, but the combat power is a bit low. It feels like the combat power of the Great Emperor is similar to that of the Nascent Soul stage in the world of mortals cultivating immortals. Apart from being able to tear apart space, its other combat capabilities are hard to describe. It may be the low-end version of the Great World, or it may be the high-end version of the Emperor that I saw too many times, and now I am not used to seeing this one with lower combat power.

When I heard about joining the army, I knew it wouldn't look good in the back.

The content is compact and solid, the plot design is reasonable, the character of the male protagonist Qin Feng is distinct, the supporting characters appear in a variety of ways, and the details of the characters are rigorously controlled. It is a pretty good book. It has been added to the bookshelf. The author will keep updating.

Overall, it's okay, but the fighting starts off a notch, and the word "hundred meters" appears in the saint's fight.