Summoning the Myriad Worlds: I Rebuilt the Human Galactic Empire

Generally speaking, the protagonist himself can summon fleets and armies, and drag the newly saved humans to serve as soldiers. The weapons are no different from cannon fodder. It is better to let them go back to the back and become civilians. When commanding in Cambridge, those civilians said they wanted to run away, they couldn't be beaten, they yelled and interrupted the protagonist several times, and the protagonist refused to kill. He only believed in his own fleet and troops, and the rest just had to be obedient civilians to produce in the rear.

Compared to other novels, this novel is pretty good. The system recruitment settings are reasonable and not brainless, the characters are natural, the interstellar strategy and combat are well combined, there are no messy bugs, and the reading experience is very comfortable.

It's really good and I can't stop. I thought the title of the book was just a verbal novel, but after actually reading it, I found that the battle of wits in it was really well written. Especially for the creation of supporting characters, every supporting character has flesh and blood. They are all full of personality. I think this kind of character portrayal is really rare in Tomato. So write a comment to support it. I hope the author will write better and better. Popularity is growing!

The writing is very good. I like the characters and plot very much. It looks very comfortable and the ideas are very novel. I give it good reviews!

It's not very good. It's not a cool article. I can see that it was deliberately suppressed in the early stage. But after all, there are not many articles that can summon interstellar forces to build their own empire.

Is this ship very small? Is the bridge accessible to ordinary people? It seems like everyone is in the bridge.

Good, good, good

Even though the golden finger was opened so wide, it still couldn't cover up those petty people's thoughts. I looked very frustrated and withdrew.