Open a Portal and Lead the Nation to Conquer a World of Magic

This type of country-traveling novel I have read is very good. First, it is not that the protagonist has a brain and relies on the protagonist for everything. It can be said that the protagonist is actually the entire country, and the male protagonist is the one who opens the door. Second, it is very rare. Many novels of this kind, once passed, overtly or covertly devalue technology and exalt magic and immortality. At critical moments, magic and immortality are always relied on to save the day. What I want to say is that other worlds have been developing for many years. We can be said to be fledgling when it comes to magic. Don't you think it's ridiculous to use our shortcomings to defeat other people's strengths? What is science? As long as it exists in the objective world, it is science. It is nothing more than discovery or not. We should use our scientific ideas to explain phenomena such as magic. They do not understand the nature of the technology we have developed for hundreds of thousands of years, but we know that we can win by using our strengths to overcome the weaknesses of other worlds.

The content is very good, step-by-step, the plot is compact, the emotions are rich, the descriptions are very specific, various things are quite logical, and the various side descriptions are also very good. You will have a reason to want to read it as soon as you read it, and it is easy to immerse yourself in the content. However, some plots feel a bit repetitive, and sometimes you feel drowsy. I feel that the geographical description in it is not clear, and the geographical location in my mind doesn't feel right. I don't know if there is a problem with the description of the content or my understanding. Overall, it is a good novel. I hope to update it more every day. Also, it would be better to include a general map to better build a three-dimensional world in my mind. Ps: I feel like the portal can resurrect our people, but I don't want people to die. I don't know if there will be a scene where we compete in the continent.

So far, it seems that the writing is quite good, and it is a breath of fresh air in Tomato. After so many histories, I finally found something golden.

This is one of the few novels that I can read all the way to the end. The content is rigorous, describing the concerns about people's livelihood, the passionate military, the spy battles are thrilling, and farming is also step-by-step. The competition and combination of technology and magic is the highlight of this book. The forces of all parties are surging, growing secretly, promoting each other, and developing each other. I just saw the preparations for the war with the Church of Light, and I don't know if I can write it well later. If the language, plot, and characters (all parties) can be as good as the previous ones, then this book will definitely be the best double-travel novel I have ever read [Like] [Like]

Good-looking, decisive and not procrastinating, less toxic, not a virgin, and has low presence of parents and girlfriends. Few people died, so I don't think it's a poisonous spot. The plot is tough.

Is this book okay? Why is the rating so low? I think it's pretty good. After reading about 10 pictures, I was wondering how the portal came about. 1. The gods in the magical world felt that the people who believed in them were too ignorant, which prevented the development of civilization, so they created an invasion from the outside world. 2. There is no god. It is the world's macro-consciousness that thinks his children are too ignorant. They throw a portal and make a red one to break the rule of nobility and faith. But later I discovered that there are gods, and accidentally saw the author saying that gods are also invaders (now reading chapter 220). You can roughly imagine how the portal came about: (Macroscopic consciousness of the magical world: "Brother Earth, I was invaded by alien gods. Except for elves, children basically believe in them. Okay, if this continues, I'm going to die. I think the Red Empire among your children is quite good. They don't believe in gods. Can you open a door in your house to attract them to come to my world to eliminate the cancer? You said resources, civilized exchanges, just dig it up." What is the invading god? I think it can be imagined that the macro consciousness of the dead planet came to rob this magical world. Currently, we see that there are two foreign consciousnesses, the beast god and the light god. The consciousness of the magical world has been suppressed by the outside, but the foreign gods are afraid that the other will take over, so the two are also fighting (the Orc Empire and the Holy See of Light). The elves are probably the last race that does not believe in foreign gods (the elves are the darlings of the world). As mentioned earlier, although the elves are attached to the orc empire, they have no fight with the world. (The population is small and the development is slow, but it cannot be defeated [face covering]) Now there is a race from an outside world that does not believe in gods. Neither side can tolerate red. Will they have anything to do with it if it continues to develop? If they don't believe in them, they have no chance to fight for control of the magical world, so they haven't issued an oracle for many years (previously they were probably fighting and had no time to pay attention) and finally made one. The two parties attacked Red at the same time, trying to drive Red back to the original world. (Maybe there is a chance of invasion, but I think it is impossible. After all, the Magical World has not yet obtained it. Invading a healthy world...)

Very good. It makes people have a strong desire to watch it. Keep up the good work.

In fact, I still have some doubts after reading this. Can't modern aircraft drop ammunition at altitudes of several hundred to several thousand meters? If so, can the water arrows shot by the magician reach so high? It also hit a plane.

It makes me, an experienced reader, keep reading and want to follow up. The writing is very appetizing and very good.

This book is average, but I give it five stars because, unlike many cross-reality linkage system texts I have seen, it does not rely too much on the system. The system only serves as a link. It's at least 300+ and there's nothing about the system's black technology. It's all pieced together by the team slowly. It doesn't look very cool but it's fascinating.