From the Start, I Handed Over a Portal, and the Nation Took Me to Another World
开局上交传送门，国家带我穿异界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 375k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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A Modern Army Waging War in Another World
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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
Stories About Developing a Nation, with Portals or Dungeon Instances
Ideally, something really good. Please, fellow readers!
Looking for Stories Where Someone Reports to the Government That They Can Transmigrate or Something Like That
As the title says, I suddenly got the urge to read this kind of story lately, for some reason.
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.
Stories Where the Protagonist Binds to a System and Then Turns It Over to the Nation
Technology Meets Another World, with Believable Characters and Logic
I don't want stories that blindly worship technology. I want a balanced approach. No illogical plots, and nothing so stupid it hurts to read. Also, no casually throwing in interstellar battleships and the like.
The Male Lead Discovers a New World and Immediately Turns It Over to the Nation
The kind with a two-way portal.
Any Novels About Working With the Government?
Are there any stories where the protagonist works with the government to develop another world and show off together?
Any Books About Handing a Portal Over to the State?
Stories about turning in portals, turning in dungeon instances, and the like.
I Have a Teleportation Array. I’m Turning It Over to the Nation so We Can Develop It Together
A teleportation array is handed over to the government.
Any Stories About Traveling Back and Forth Between Two Worlds?
Transmigrating to Another World
I'm looking for a book where the protagonist transmigrates into the body of someone who failed to break through. They use that special constitution to infiltrate the enemy ranks. The protagonist has a knee storage space and can be reborn in perfect condition. While undercover, they even marry a woman.
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Opening a Portal in a Fantasy World, with All of Longguo Behind Me
From the Start, I Hand Over a Cultivation World, and the Nation Helps Me Soar
Hey, Friend! Let's Go Work in the Cultivation Realm!
After Going to Prison, I Handed the Underworld Over to the Nation
The Paranormal Has Arrived? I Turn It In, and the National Team Steps In
I Handed Over a Cultivation Method From the Start, and the Nation Helped Me Become an Immortal
From the Start, I Hand Myself Over to the Nation: Sun Wukong Is Reborn on the Immortal Execution Platform
From the Start, I Handed Over the Dual Cultivation Sect, and the Nation Told Me to Ascend First
From the Start, I Get a Portal and Partner with the Nation
I Handed the Portal Over to the Government
I Reported a Plane to the State and Became the Chief Engineer of National Ascension
I Became a Hero, and You’re Telling Me the Demon Army Is Chinese?
In the Demon Sect: Professor, the Nation Is Calling!
Quick Transmigration: Building an Immortal Qin Empire in the Marvel Universe
I Took It Easy and Handed Over My Golden Finger
The Whole Nation Ventures into Another World
My Myriad Worlds Delivery Service Sends Supplies to the Motherland
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It's pretty good, worth reading. If it maintains this pace, the book could make it onto the bestseller list. There aren't any major flaws so far. I've read several novels of the same type, and this one pays more attention to detail. Of course, some minor details may cause controversy among readers, but they're not major flaws.
Superb! The plot is great, both exciting and mindless. The characters are also well-developed; it's an ensemble piece where each character has a distinct personality. The premise is also excellent—neither overly idealistic nor mindless. It is better than most other transmigration/otherworld novels of the same genre. Why is the rating so low? Did the author stop updating because of the low rating?
I've read half of it and it's not bad. However, there might not be many readers for Tomato's books. It's slow-paced, features ensemble casts, and the main characters have less screen time in the early stages, almost like supporting characters. There aren't any female leads or supporting characters who develop a relationship with the male lead.
It's good, but it doesn't seem like many people are watching it. I'm worried it might have a bad ending. Five stars for you.
It's alright, but the main character has a bit too little screen time right now, making it hard to tell that he's a major character in the book. Everything else is fine.
It's supposed to be an ensemble piece, but it would be better if the main character had more screen time, like giving him the magic threads 😎
I hope magic and technology don't merge. I prefer seeing pure technological dominance.
Excellent! The writing is captivating! I've read quite a few novels of this genre, but this one feels incredibly realistic. The various considerations and strategies are more aligned with what the government could implement at the national level! Keep up the good work, author!!!
The current pace of "Many Worlds" is too slow. While it features a diverse cast of characters, readers these days tend to lose patience if there aren't any exciting moments. Keep it up!
The emotions were well-developed; as long as it doesn't fall apart later, it'll be great.