[Includes a map] [Simulator] [Xuanhuan] [Dynastic Conquest]
National ranks: Duchy → Kingdom → Imperial Dynasty → Sacred Dynasty → Divine Dynasty
Chapter One establishes the setting. The protagonist doesn't start out invincible; he grows stronger over time.
If that's not your thing, read with caution! Read with caution!
[His early progress is modest, but he takes off after seizing power in Chapter 53]
Zhou Jing transmigrates into the body of the puppet emperor of the Xia Duchy. The Empress Dowager rules from behind the curtain, powerful ministers hold sway, the treasury is empty, and powerful enemies surround the realm.
As the ruler of the lowest-ranking duchy, even his cultivation resources are being withheld. He's a complete good-for-nothing.
Fortunately, he binds himself to the [Heavenly Mandate Simulator].
He can simulate one lifetime each day, glimpse the future, and accumulate experience.
Caught between desperate circumstances in reality and in the simulations, Zhou Jing has no choice but to tread carefully.
With the wisdom of a mortal, he plots to claim the throne;
In the body of a puppet, he lays the foundations of an imperial dynasty.
In this life, he will show everyone
who is truly the one moving the pieces.
The blurb doesn't do it justice. Read the story to find out.
The first words can only improve one's cultivation, but the improvement is not big, and it's a bit uncomfortable to read. The last words are basically cool articles, but there is a shortage of books, but they can still be read. When we read novels, we should read cool articles. If we want to see suffering, it exists in reality, and we also read novels 😂 🤦
Okay, okay, I look forward to where the plot will go next.
It's a bit cool, but not obvious. The help of simulation to reality lies in cultivation and prediction. There is no need to go into too much detail about other excessive details. Just tell them in a chronological form, what happened and what happened each year, and there is room for improvement. I have never seen anyone insist on writing about this kind of subject. I hope the author will stick to it until the end [laughs]
Later, it was more macroscopic, but it still looks pretty good.
Give the author a five-star encouragement. Overall, you can read it.
It's quite good. The writing is good and the logic is clear. It's just slightly flawed at the beginning and improved later. I hope I can keep writing and don't finish it.
Novel theme, smart protagonist