Quick Transmigration: Save the Heroine? No Rush, First I'll Raise a Million-Man Army

The only poisonous point is that you change your body in every world

A good book, a Explosive Soldier style in which a man wears a woman, and the relationship between the several worlds and the revengeful heroine is quite good, and she has her own offspring in the world, unlike some fast-traveling modern CEOs, ancient emperors, and adopted sons to pass on the throne and inherit the family business. At least the protagonist's efforts are meaningful. The heroine is not a complete tool. She has her own feelings, and she also loves and hates the protagonist because of things. The 456 world is relatively long and may need to be streamlined a little. The rest of the writing is really good. I look forward to introducing the Shura fields where the heroine is resurrected.

A great book about explosives! The male protagonist's acting style is sonorous and powerful, and he is decisive in killing! Don't mess around with any of the original heroines or supporting actresses. Use them when you need to, and kill when you need to kill! The goal is clear. Two points are very good. One is that in one of the stories, the original female protagonist asked the male protagonist why she wanted to sleep with him. The male protagonist probably said that I helped you build a country, and it is impossible for you and another man's child to enjoy the success as a family. Great! One point is that the male protagonist is not a virgin. His brother was killed and made into a spectacle. The male protagonist is not Moji and takes revenge and massacres the city to add to the spectacle! The only drawback is that the last few stories are a bit long.

Yes, the protagonist is a bit dark, but I like this kind of protagonist. He has clear goals. Women are just the spice of life, and he will never delay business for women! Moreover, although it is written by Machiavellian, it is not too awesome, but it is not as brainless as other novels. It's hard to say on other platforms, but it's considered a good product on Tomato.

In fact, the overall level of this book should be around 4 stars, but I still give it 5 stars because there are really too few of this kind of subject matter, which is more in line with the books I have been following recently. ---The main theme of this book is low-level martial arts and quick penetration (at least currently, only low-level martial arts can be pushed through with elite soldiers) without cultivating immortals. ---The protagonist is pseudo-invincible. The protagonist in this book does not move mountains and reclaim seas. He has the ability to break mountains and rivers with one finger. He is a golden finger that can quickly explode troops. In the early stage, the preparation was to manage and develop the military force to absorb the refugees. In the later stage, the military force was used to directly establish the dynasty. ---Among all the fast-traveling novels, I think this book is relatively novel. In the early stage, when there are no troops or there are relatively few troops, I tolerate bribery and start flipping the table when I am fully developed. Although I tolerate it, I don't feel aggrieved (this should be considered a highlight). There are fewer typos overall and the reading is smoother. Although there is little introduction to the world view, the main plot (the heroine's past life memories) is relatively smooth and can be understood at a glance. ---This book currently has too little content and feels like it won't be updated quickly. I hope the author can write the content based on his own ideas instead of relying solely on readers' suggestions. Although good suggestions need to be adopted, there is no need to open a separate page for irrelevant ones, such as the so-called clones and soul penetration. Is this really important? The focus of quick travel should be on the content of each small world. No matter how it is worn, I have read the first volume of the quick travel type before and wore it in the second volume of Soul Travel. As long as you write the content of each small world, are you still worried that no readers will read it? ---Finally, I hope that the author can keep up his writing style and even get better as he writes. The current chapters are not enough to read so many chapters, so he wrote three or four small worlds. Many Tomato readers don't like to keep books. Many books are added to the bookshelf to keep them, so they will not read them again.

I finished reading the story of the first empress, chapter 37. Then I looked through the table of contents and found that The Second Empress has 38 chapters. Looking back at the introduction, there are ninety-nine empresses... In other words, is the author planning to write a starting point of 3700 chapters? [Sinister smile]

Yes, it's very interesting, and there are some innovations compared to previous routines.

I feel that the writing is okay, but sometimes it feels a little bit like forcing the reality to be written in order to continue the plot, but overall it's okay.

There are 8 stories in this book. Each story is from ancient times. The protagonist has requirements for summoning soldiers. It takes a lot of money to collect almost 10 villagers for one soldier. The summoned soldiers have equipment and weapons that the soldiers carry with them. For me personally, this protagonist may be a pathfinder. Although he needs to collect the emperor's luck in this world in the end, I feel that the emperor's luck is not enough for their own consumption. They need a huge subject to provide them with energy. This is also my guess.

Okay, okay, good