I Command Hundreds of Thousands of Troops, and You Call Me a Rebel?

The plot of the story is twists and turns, the language is concise and simple, and the content is rich and colorful.

Chapter 82: Advance to Heavenly Being. At the end of the third level of heaven and human beings, the advanced level is slow and full of bells and whistles, as follows: For a moment, a golden light suddenly lit up in the sky. The golden light is like a bean at first, but it expands, stretches, and condenses in an instant, as if there is an invisible giant pen, using the sky as its scroll and rules as its ink to outline. But within a breath, that golden glow turned into a human-shaped outline, stepping out from the sky in one step. There are no rays of sunshine and thousands of auspicious colors. The golden light faded away, revealing the true appearance of the figure inside. It was actually a young man who looked to be only fifteen or sixteen years old. He was wearing a simple moon-white Taoist robe, his long hair was tied up casually with a wooden hairpin, his face was like a crown jade, his lips were red and his teeth were white, and his eyes were so deep that people dared not look directly into them. He just stood quietly in the void, with nothing under his feet, but he seemed to be on the ground. There was no overwhelming aura around him, and he couldn't even feel any power fluctuations. He was just like an ordinary boy next door who accidentally entered the battlefield. "Return... Rejuvenate your youth... There is a way to preserve your appearance... No, it's the real... Immortal muscles and jade bones, forever youthful!" "Ancestor, it's really you, ancestor!"

Great book! Hot-blooded man! Kill decisively! Hope the follow-up will be more exciting! [Like][Like][Like]

Not bad, good, you can continue reading.

I probably forgot about the soldiers and horses I summoned🐴[laughing][laughing][laughing]

The battles in the court and the shady politics are so exciting.

The writing is okay, but a bit verbose. Overall, I can work harder and write more exciting things.

Overall, it's okay. There's just something wrong with the setting of the eldest prince in charge of the imperial army and the military division. Although it's a world of warriors, is the emperor so big-hearted?

I haven't rated it yet, but this book is still very interesting! See how many ratings there are at the end?

Good, good, good