After Becoming an Emperor, I Raised a Bunch of Chosen Ones

It's so good to watch, I saw the latest chapter [Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts] in just one day. However, I have two questions about the author: Is the protagonist's old sweetheart Feng Wu dead or self-proclaimed? Will he appear again later? When I saw the elixir teasing the protagonist, the protagonist blushed, and I thought the protagonist was going to take Feng Wu away [Chigua]; and the journey of the Great God of Creation has not been completed yet, and when will he return [Chigua].

This is the detailed version of "The Adventures of the Great Emperor" that I want to read [Blowing Kiss], and the writing style also feels very Chen Dong-like Chapter 285 started to get boring. You said that it is reasonable for you to intersperse one or two chapters with several battle chapters in daily life. Meow has always been stuck.

There is definitely something classic about this book, so I'll deduct one star for that. Maybe it's because I haven't read enough fantasy novels, so I don't feel it has any major shortcomings at the moment. What I am quite satisfied with is that the protagonist is very strong, the author did not spend a long time writing about the secondary characters, and the protagonist did not suffer much. Everyone else is shocked every day, it is too watery, and there is too little plot content in one chapter.

It's very beautiful. The protagonist's layout and world view are huge. They are not limited to square feet. The whole book is invincible and will only get stronger in the future. The strong ones in the restricted area are just raised to be cattle and horses, and they are harvested batch after batch. Not bad. He has the demeanor of a strong man. He has a great world view and a great layout. I like it very much.

The writing is quite good, and the plot is, what can I say? Not bad! It's relatively poor, most of them are introduced and there is no innovation!

According to my senses after reading so many books on the Zhetian system, this book is quite good. The protagonist fits my imagination of the Great Emperor. He is high-level and strong enough. Although the first few chapters are a bit boring at the beginning, if you continue reading, you will be able to read more. It can be said that it is getting better and better, and it can be regarded as starting low and moving high. I hope the author will continue to work hard and keep up the good work. He should not be a eunuch anymore and maintain the current status. There are still many updates, but it is still too few and not enough to watch [Punch Out][Punch Out]

Starting with a score of 9, I have been reading this book for ten years. The story is gripping, the writing is warm, and the characters are flesh and blood. It is a very good read. The plot is not procrastinating, the emotions are not artificial, every chapter makes people want to continue reading, which is rare.

It's okay, but it still feels like one person has achieved enlightenment. I've also read Chen Dong's Perfection, and Zhe Tian has also read part of it. His writings clearly describe the hardships of seekers, just like Shi Hao, even though he became the Immortal Emperor, can only watch his former relatives and close friends grow old. But looking back at the author, I feel that as long as you have a relationship with the protagonist, you can get along well and it's not too rough. Of course, this fanfic on Tomato is also really good. It's just that I have a picky appetite. I saw that the backends were too watery, and many of them were a hodgepodge, including The Great Desolation and the Shroud of the Sky trilogy. The watery ones couldn't be more watery. Sometimes I would happily open new chapters, and then quit in disappointment.

This book is good, with a rich plot and a complete world framework. The protagonist skips the lengthy growth plot at the beginning, has strong cultivation, and has exciting fights. Later, after he is basically invincible in the world, there are many interesting chapters. It is not boring to read, the writing style is smooth and interesting, the characters are lifelike, and the emotions are delicate. Although there are some flaws and shortcomings in some places, overall this book is okay and worth recommending.

The front is pretty good, but it won't work when we create Heavenly Court in the back. The world of cultivating immortals is very poisonous if it doesn't focus on strength but fairness. If you are hunting for treasures, do the strong ones have to pay back a share of the weak ones? Do you have to give it to the weak when you find a secret inheritance? Although it is a common enemy, shouldn't families with talent and strength be the main force? You can pursue fairness, but too fair is very poisonous. Otherwise, the status will be the same regardless of whether you practice or not.