[No System + feel-good story + Emperor + not a saintly protagonist + one heroine + slaying gods + League of Legends + World of Warcraft + expansive worldbuilding + interstellar setting + ruthless decisiveness + war and political intrigue + xianxia + fantasy + wuxia + Western fantasy + female master and male disciple] The pacing is a little slow at first. The story begins with dual cultivation and has a slow-burn pace. The first 30 chapters may feel a little dull, but it gets better after chapter 40. A brand-new school of cultivation: the path of returning all techniques to one.
P.S. This is the first novel I have written, so it may have many shortcomings. I hope you will forgive me. Please let me know if you spot any problems.
The Era of the Gods' Fall: Twenty thousand years ago, the Supreme Divine Kingdom in the universe completed its “Technological Revolution.” To open up markets across the universe, it embarked on a path of interstellar conquest. When the colonial war erupted on Tianji Star, casualties were catastrophic. Even Li Yuanyi, a powerhouse of the Heaven-Connecting Realm, died in the bombardment. The signing of the Langyi Treaty stripped Tianji Star of its sovereignty, and contact among the nine regions was forcibly severed. Bearing the “Three Immortals” Heavenly Earth Scripture, Chu Qinghe set out on the road to national liberation.
A blend of Western fantasy and Eastern fantasy. The author works hard to update, and quality is guaranteed. I hope you enjoy it. Trust me, this will be the most exciting fantasy novel you have ever read.
Worldbuilding: the waterside immortal pavilions of Yunmeng Marsh; the martial world of Shu Mountain; the icy winds of Sturgia howling in your ears; the magical kingdoms of the Western Continent; the secrets beneath Shurima’s endless golden sands; the exotic Arabic culture of Hatu; whispers from beneath the deep sea; churning magma on Hellstar; the countless souls of the Netherworld Star; and, beyond Tianji Star, the myriad domains of the heavens and the boundless starry expanse. Countless worlds await, and exploration never ends. The first book in the Eight-Part Epoch saga! (A novel covering an exceptionally wide range of themes and elements.)
Personally, I think it's okay, but the pace becomes a lot faster after more than ten chapters. Come on! The first ten chapters are too ridiculous to read, so I suggest you just read the rest.