An Idealistic King and a Pragmatic Otherworld
空想的国王与务实的异世界
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- Eastern Fantasy
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It really does resemble AI. Why did the protagonist confess? He was clearly wary of the butler at the beginning, and there was no indication of any progress in between. It's really strange. If the author doesn't see this, there's nothing I can do. If they do see it, please revise it.
He was indeed a dream king, a mad king, and a great king. I'm also curious to see who will emerge victorious in this game that stakes on the entire era. 💕💕😄
Based on my experience with novels, in terms of system, detailed descriptions, key background information, logical arguments, and emotional expression, only *The Three-Body Problem* and *Lord of Mysteries*, with their current 50 chapters, are already platinum-level masterpieces. This is my most honest opinion after reading novels for eight years.
With such a strong enemy and such a fast learning speed, can the protagonist win? 😂
The unconventional twist on classic fantasy has sparked my interest in reading about gunpowder-based magicians. This book is meticulously researched, with excellent writing and structure; I eagerly await the sequel.
This dungeon is much more difficult than his.
The descriptions of the gods were very enjoyable and well-written. The only downside was the fast pace and the large-scale descriptions in the early stages; I'm worried about a rushed ending.
I've read similar ones before, but they all involve the protagonist traveling back to ancient times and rebuilding that dynasty in some overseas location. Or, there's this book about overthrowing the Qing and restoring the Ming, which is somewhat similar to a Japanese manga. The protagonist travels to another world, becomes a king, and builds a country. 🍉🍉
Judging from the current plot, the story seems to be heading in a promising direction. Hopefully, it won't involve the male protagonist developing a romantic relationship or building a harem in the middle. Also, please avoid any plot points where the protagonist becomes a god, unifies the divine realm, and has some kind of complicated relationship with other gods. 🤦🤦🤦
I only skimmed through it, but I feel it's pretty good. Aaron brought two things to this world: a god-slaying sword and a dragon-slaying technique. Later in the story, I can erect a statue of him. His right hand holds the sword, cleaving the heavens—that's the dragon-slaying technique; his left hand holds the book, breaking free of shackles—that's the god-slaying sword.