(No transmigration, no System, decisive and ruthless, and not an invincible protagonist story.)
In the Age of Declining Dharma, the protagonist becomes emperor from the start, establishes an “Immortal Kingdom,” and obtains the Great Dao treasure known as the “Seal of Heaven and Earth.”
He attempts to unify the land, bring order to a chaotic age, end more than a century of warfare, seek immortality, and ascend the supreme throne, looking down upon a world united in peace.
Heaven's mandate brings eternal life and prosperity.
The palace gates open beneath the Milky Way, and envoys from every nation bow in their robes.
It's okay. First of all, the author's writing is pretty good. Secondly, the plot and dialogue are weird. I can't understand what the protagonist is going to do, and I can't guess what the author is going to write next. It feels very confusing. I was originally going to give it three or four stars, but I still thought about it. The other one or two stars are to encourage the author. The subject matter of this book is very good. I hope it will get better and better. But I will review it later. If it is good at the end, it will remain the same as the five stars. If it is bad at the end, the five stars will be changed [Blow kiss]
Not very understanding