The Hardest System to Unlock in History

The book is good. If I can keep writing it and not be a prisoner, I will order it all and support it😁

After only reading four chapters, I couldn't wait to post. The writing style feels like it has an ancient charm. Although I'm used to reading cool articles and I'm a little uncomfortable for a while, I can still feel the subtle elegance in the writing. Come on, I look forward to becoming a god.

No one? It's very well written.

As an emperor, there is only one woman? There is no descendant, so there is no marriage. The emperor's marriage is a political demand

Since you want to be emperor, you have to use a sword. Why use a knife? Although the swordsman is domineering, is he just a low-level person? It should not be used to treat gentlemen. How could a gentleman be embarrassed by using a knife? The sword is used very well by reckless men. As the saying goes, a reckless man.

The writing is not good, the main character is the Virgin. The first is that it's too bad. You can still play Soldiers A and B for more than 5 chapters. The second battle strength has collapsed. After all, Daxia is the strongest, but every time a hostile force comes randomly, the protagonist must personally take action, otherwise his subordinates will not be able to defeat him. Doesn't this royal family have any experts? Relying on the protagonist system, I doubt how he can rule for hundreds of years, and all the royal masters are eaten. The third protagonist jumps to a higher level to challenge the too powerful character, and jumps to three or four levels to kill the enemy. This style was brought out by the previous fantasy novels, but it is obviously much less common now.

Let me ask how many female protagonists are there? I will watch a movie with only one female protagonist, but I won't watch if there are more than one. My bottom line is that if there is only one female protagonist or no female protagonist, I will only be exempt from entry. No matter how good the writing is and the plot is good, it would be a pity not to read it if it exceeds the bottom line. Please give me some advice on some female protagonists.

The writing is awkward, the emotions are awkward, the pretense is awkward, the writing is awkward, and it kills gods at every turn. It makes me want to vomit when I read it. The rhythm is not ups and downs, as if I am angry and passionate all the time. I keep it at a high point, which makes people feel very flat. After reading The Tribulation of All Races, I couldn't stand this book. It is not refreshing. The setting is broken. The protagonist in the description seems to be invincible and will be forcibly reduced by the author. For example, the holy sword chapter is really unsightly. I have read a lot of this kind of book since 2015. The plot is unique (but the plot cannot find the main point), and it can be written to completion, but there is a reason why it is not popular. It is useless. I read online articles and don't have the patience to watch the author describe the nonsense of irrelevant characters. Just a few chapters last for more than ten minutes. It doesn't make me happy. If it keeps dragging on, I will feel unhappy. What is Orleans? Those who write rebirth novels also have this problem.

The writing is good, but the story is not gripping, and the excitement is not enough. It seems to be trying to take care of both the old and the new, but in fact it may not have landed on both ends. Personally I feel it's a pity.

If the protagonist of the novel is an emperor, then there will be a female protagonist! So hard to do! It doesn't matter if it's an ordinary person! The Emperor only has one female protagonist, so I just want to ask how charming her personality is? No exchange of benefits? Now two big companies will join forces and get married! It's hard to imagine, and it's easy for the emperor to have a female protagonist and get into trouble!