The Empire Rises in Another World

Around chapter 40, the effect becomes quite discouraging. The main character is someone who can't resist beautiful women, and it's really unbearable to watch. People with high tolerance for toxins can watch it, but those with low tolerance like me should definitely avoid it.

In the first few chapters, I saw the author give the protagonist an opportunity to transform from a silly and cowardly otaku into a calm leader, but why didn't I see the protagonist's determination and ambition?

It's still a war-themed game, but this time it's not the protagonist who travels through time. It's a large-scale civilization game, a project used by the creator god for entertainment. Every dead human will be thrown into this arena-like world to fight and level up.

This might be the author's first novel? The writing is a bit frivolous and unserious. War novels and novels about conquest should be written more seriously; this feels rather childish.

I'm not saying this to be mean, but this book is so formulaic. I could basically guess the whole plot just from the first paragraph and the title. There was absolutely no anticipation. I recommend the author work on this aspect more.

[Url=zYryA3] Rise of Civilization Empire

Being shot in a line is a great test of courage. Modern Europeans were trained to be very rigid, and in every battle, officers had to walk in front of their men, with the military band mostly in front and to the left and right, while the rear was a supervisory team composed of military police and officers.

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Verbal diplomacy... It's already taken up a third of the time, speechless...

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