
You Think I Have No One? All of Huaxia Has My Back!
欺我无人?我的背后是整个华夏!
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- European Fantasy
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Other names
- Turn Over the Time-Space Gate, and I Lead Huaxia to Develop Another World上交时空门,我带华夏开发异世界Alternate title on Fanqie
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Something comfortable to read.
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Anything rated above 9.0, please.
System + The Protagonist Doesn’t Develop It Themselves + Turns It Over to the Nation +
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A Modern Army Waging War in Another World
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Authors Nowadays Can't Write Unless There's Showing Off and Face-Slapping, or Someone Getting Mocked
Please, no brain-dead protagonists. I just want someone normal with at least a little common sense.
Novels Where the Protagonist Cooperates with the Nation, Please
I don't want a selfish protagonist or an innocent, naive one who acts like a helpless sweetheart. I want a smart protagonist who loves their country and trusts the government. Male- or female-oriented fiction is fine, but absolutely no romance!!! And don't overdo the face-slapping. I just want a straightforward patriotic story
The Myriad Worlds: The Protagonist Transmigrates to Different Worlds
The protagonist transmigrates into the worlds of various novels or movies.
Myriad Worlds Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates From World to World! Please!
Stories About Developing a Nation, with Portals or Dungeon Instances
Ideally, something really good. Please, fellow readers!
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Tearjerkers: Protecting Others by Sacrificing Oneself
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Any Good Novels About Turning Things Over to the State?
I don't know why, but some of these stories about handing things over to the state read like Tang Sanzang is giving me a political lecture. Can anyone understand how frustrating that is? I read novels to unwind. Who wants a political lecture?!!! And I don't dare comment under those books because I'm afraid people will chew me out.
Devoting One's Life to the Liberation of Humanity
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I Turned In My Cheat Ability, and the Nation Took Me to the Top
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The Protagonist Reveals His System, and the Nation Protects Him
I want ridiculously fast leveling.
Turn It Over to the State, Help the Nation, Transmigrate Across the Myriad Worlds
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Overall, it's good. The main flaw is that too much time is wasted in the real world in the early stages (don't say that catching spies is a necessary process; novels shouldn't be based on reality, readers only want to see what they want to see). The plot development is reasonable, and the story is quite interesting. If you read it patiently, you'll find that it's much better than other novels of the same type. The Dragon King has appeared!
So far, it's been pretty good. We'll see how it goes later. I'll keep reading from time to time. Collaborative isekai stories are actually quite difficult to write in the later stages; I've read quite a few, and they often feature overly powerful individual characters, making it impossible to depict the role of national forces.
This is arguably the most detailed novel I've read in recent years depicting a nation's incursion into another world. It meticulously details the protagonist's journey through time, his supply shipments to Earth, his subsequent being targeted by foreign spies, the nation's counter-espionage efforts, its actions upon receiving intelligence, and the domestic and international repercussions—all…
Well written, no major flaws, progressively building suspense, much better than many other isekai (another world) development novels. Finally, I've seen a well-structured isekai development novel. Previously, most isekai novels involved the protagonist arriving in the other world only to have the main world swarm with things like dumplings being dropped into a pot—no research time, no cost, just…
Personally, I think this dual-world portal novel is one of the best. I've read many similar novels, but they often open portals to other worlds after dozens or even hundreds of chapters. I feel that focusing on a portal to a single world is the best approach, because one country alone can't possibly manage the resources of several worlds. Furthermore, I don't think other dual-world novels are as good as this one. I highly recommend this book; this is just my personal recommendation.
It's still pretty good. Although the real world aspect is too prominent in the early stages, the isekai (otherworld) plot is really good. It's not just mindless fighting and killing; it's full of human relationships and social dynamics. The protagonist won't go to extremes for personal gain, which I think is great.
Great! Finally, they've stopped treating those few countries so casually; the protagonist's actions in the early stages are very noticeable! The countries' actions later on are also very effective. A good book, I'll keep reading!
A great book, very well written. The story should progress to establishing a foothold in the New World, creating a new nation, and achieving dominance. The New World will likely eventually become undeniable, but as long as the nation achieves dominance on Earth through it, it can also maintain its position within the New World.
It's worth reading. I've followed this book to chapter 400 and it's still on my bookshelf, the only one of its kind. The plot is fast-paced in the beginning, but gets a bit slow later on, which is understandable. What's most commendable is that it breaks away from the clichés of similar novels—even though the protagonist possesses special abilities, he always stays within the boundaries of an…
It's a good read, at least an 8 out of 10 in my opinion. Many people only like isekai (another world) stories, but I enjoy reading about the real world developing in parallel. It would be even better if the author could update more and write more about the real world 😏 Also, although the story takes place in a Western fantasy world, magic and similar powers aren't heavily introduced into the real…