The Reborn Emperor

Such a beautiful book. In my eyes, your book ranks second in the starting point. It's really great. Author, you can write more slowly. One chapter can take two days, but it must not be unfinished. I saw piracy and I was wrong

Separation of military and political power is a necessary prerequisite for long-term peace and stability in the country. It leads to the weakening of military power, which is tragic.

It's amazing, I've never seen it before

Personally, I think it looks pretty good. I'll send you two votes.

The protagonist continues to be reborn after becoming invincible, and is reborn again after becoming invincible, an infinite loop.

I hope to be a person who has a beginning and an end, and takes his own responsibilities. I know that a person's age and persistence are often inversely proportional, because money (life) is above all else, and resilience is relatively lacking. Understand understand

There is a temple on the mountain that cannot be found at all!

What's wrong with you, Your Majesty? Are the people of the empire still waiting for your rescue? But we can't die half way through.

It's really good, but it's a pity that the good book was buried. After reading this book, I want to open Attila and have sex several times.

It's a pity that this book has just begun, and the author has come to an end. It's a pity.

The author recommends switching directly to Chapter 116. However, although there are many descriptions of farming after Chapter 40, it can be seen that the author has put a lot of thought into building a world system. There are not many novel authors who can do this, and for this reason they are often tricked because they fail to build a world framework. All in all, the author's pre-war deployment was well done!

Has the starting point been occupied by sky shrimp? →_→

This book actually only has one star. I think it's 4 stars.

I read some of them, they are too verbose. You are here to read novels, not literary works.

A magically modified version of the Roman Empire from another world...

Author, can't you even update it every day? As a reader, I feel so confused when I read it. If you are like this, you say I should stop pursuing it for three to five days, but I should not pursue it. This novel is really a pity, and I can't even recommend it.

An empire with underdeveloped theology... Was the protagonist a modern person in his previous life? Is he really a time traveler? The heroine is actually not allowed to believe in artillery, the human god of war, but is allowed to go to the Elf University for further study? ? ? Obviously, the only way to maximize the heroine's talent is to follow the protagonist and develop the Church of Science. Why not go all out to develop Scientology on your own family's territory? Don't modern people still understand what God they should believe in? The Supreme God - "Infinite Wisdom" "The Incarnation of Truth" - "Science" His Majesty the Supreme God His Majesty's subsidiary god: "The God of Creation" His Majesty "Technology" Your Majesty's subordinate god: "The God of War" His Highness "Artillery" I won't talk about the other auxiliary gods and auxiliary temples. The "artillery" above alone can turn all the enemies of the empire into a sea of fire. The full name of His Highness's priesthood is "God of War, Fire and Destruction". It is too long to be shortened to "God of War". Moreover, with the help of His Majesty the Supreme God, His Highness turns his power into human knowledge for believers to use. This is the God that the heroine should believe in and learn from. Why should she go to the Elf University to study?

See the power system in Chapter 20. Fighting spirit, magic, priesthood (the priesthood in the book has nothing to do with the depth of faith), and an even more awesome thing is willpower. I don't understand it. It seems that the rules of the world allow willpower to form strength. It should be the morale of the army, the unity of the people in the official position, etc. To be updated,,,,,

You finally updated! However, all the powder was gone. . .

Personally, I think it's best not to involve something too mysterious in something that can be explained reasonably. Not only is it far-fetched, but it also makes people confused and confused. Moreover, it is also very uncomfortable and unnatural for the readers' senses. For readers, if the book is too awkward, they can abandon it. Of course, this is just a personal opinion, and it differs from person to person. The author does not need to deliberately cater to a certain group of people, but appropriate structure, smooth writing, and logic that is more realistic and accepted by the mainstream are all needed no matter what kind of work.

This twist is in place ~ it looks great