[Republic-era martial arts + a chaotic age of monster martial arts + power progression + army-building + young warlord]
In the eighth year of the Great New Era, warlords vie for power at home while the East Sea Trading Company circles the country from abroad. Steam-powered ironclads devour the nation’s strength. Foreigners destroy temples, sever dragon veins, and ban martial arts. The supernatural runs rampant, and the nation teeters on the brink of annihilation!
Zhang Jingnian, eldest legitimate son of the Northern Court’s marshal, has mediocre natural talent and is mocked as a “good-for-nothing.” Then he awakens the Hegemony System.
[Every loyal soldier under your command provides one year of cultivation each day!]
[Current loyal soldiers: 3 million.]
[Daily cultivation provided: 3 million years!]
Starting from a cannon-fodder battalion that nobody cares about, he recruits troublemakers, subdues haunted territories, suppresses bandits, and builds an iron army, one step at a time.
When three million troops shout “Loyalty!” as one
He has already become the strongest Celestial in the land.
When the evil spirits of the Eastern Seas attack, he shatters the void and ascends as the Great Sage Who Subdues the Seas. Alone, he can quell the divine realms in every direction!
The data is wrong. There is a system but it takes a lot of effort to find someone to make an elixir to break through. It's just for fun ~ and using the system to break through will increase the burden, as will using elixirs, and there is no benefit at all. So is it just for the sake of the storyline to go through all the trouble to make an elixir? I thought that was prepared by the protagonist for his subordinates?
And in the Republic of China, where people cannibalize people, two top maternal family members dared to kill the grandmaster's son? Is this still Gaowu? Is it still the Republic of China? (Outside family, inside house, master)
The title of the book does not match the content
This is a female video, it's very toxic to forcefully pretend to be cool and slap people in the face.
Gou Shi...
The data is wrong. There is a system but it takes a lot of effort to find someone to make an elixir to break through. It's just for fun ~ and using the system to break through will increase the burden, as will using elixirs, and there is no benefit at all. So is it just for the sake of the storyline to go through all the trouble to make an elixir? I thought that was prepared by the protagonist for his subordinates? And in the Republic of China, where people cannibalize people, two top maternal family members dared to kill the grandmaster's son? Is this still Gaowu? Is it still the Republic of China? (Outside family, inside house, master)
The title of the book does not match the content
This is a female video, it's very toxic to forcefully pretend to be cool and slap people in the face.
You can't watch it at all. It's just a joke.
Too la, too holy
This book doesn't taste right