After Becoming an Emissary, I Lead My Nation in a Counterinvasion

A divine book! Truly a divine book! Tang Jia San Shao would be moved to tears, and Tian Can Tu Dou would be full of admiration! This is the fourth... A masterpiece reborn, the pinnacle of 21st-century literature! *Saint Ruins*? It pales in comparison! *Battle Through the Heavens*? It lacks a certain depth! *Zhu Xian*? It loses some of its emotional resonance! *Covering the Sky*?

Let's give the protagonist's world a bit of a cataclysmic collapse. Let's have a Honkai invasion. 😏😏 If it's a Honkai invasion, then write Honkai Impact 2. Add Honkai Impact 3 to the chat group. 🤔😏

I finished reading it all. To be honest, there were some flaws in the beginning, so I mostly gave up early 🤦 The later themes were actually quite novel, but the author's writing skills were lacking, and it wasn't as realistic. So far, it seems to be focusing on multiple female characters, but I've only accepted one so far.

Overall, the story of the real and fake young masters (the fake young master was kicked out within the first few dozen chapters) and the time travel (the protagonist can travel to the MiGame universe) is generally an urban fantasy, but the first ten or so chapters felt a bit... Off-putting, or maybe not.

The content is alright, I guess. I'll see if it turns out the alien invasion the protagonist tricked the old people into believing is real later on—it might be a bit different. Five stars mainly for the protagonist's appearance; ah~ Zhongli's beauty is just too iconic~ 🥰🥰🥰

The main character is basically invincible except for the Star God, and he has many destiny messengers who lead their countries to another world. I really enjoy reading it. It would be even better if there were more characters from Star Iron and Genshin Impact to be my waifus.

Why bother talking so much to angels? They're not good people anyway.

The "real and fake young master" trope is purely a gimmick. The fake young master is unimportant, and the connection between the urban life and the protagonist's otherworldly existence is rather disconnected. But I have to say that the name Ye Wuyou really reminds me of Ye Wuyou from the Legend of Oqi.

My life in the first half wasn't particularly wicked; I may have had a few unpleasant misdeeds, but seeing this article wipes that shred of any wrongdoing from me. From now on, I'll rise steadily in rank and enjoy abundant wealth. In fact, Heaven and Earth owe me a third of good fortune; the Great Way has revealed itself, and our union is complete.

It's a bit toxic at first, but it gets quite interesting later on. As long as it doesn't suppress the protagonist's fighting power, doesn't feel stifling, and actually allows for female character acquisition, it's pretty good. Now that I have all the destiny paths within me, and the Star Gods protect me, I can seal the destiny paths of others.