Taking Earth on a God-Sealing Journey

Compared to global online platforms, this book is significantly inferior in terms of strategy. The best part of the battles was the initial skirmishes between several checkpoints in the southwestern corner. In recent battles, either the opponent had superior equipment or overwhelming superior combat power. Perhaps this is unavoidable when fighting in a high-magic plane.

With the college entrance exam approaching, I need to take three months off.

Having experienced the baptism of "Global Online Online," I can't possibly build a wasteland kingdom through simple farming. Therefore, I want to take Earth to godhood! 🙂

The chapter title seems to be taken from Yanzi's story of "Sharing Peaches to Kill Three Warriors," a idiom often used to describe using someone else to do something drastic. However, there's a crucial premise: there are more warriors than peaches! In the author's chapter, the four peaches likely represent four factions: the two brothers, the Quicksand, and Izumo.

Well, to put it simply, I've read Sheng Xiao's books from *Global Online* to *I Can't Just Be Yesterday*, then *Wasteland Kingdom*, and finally, *Taking Earth to Become a God*. I usually read them lurking online. Sheng Xiao's writing style has an official feel; he excels at narrating events from a top-down perspective.

Giving you such a golden finger, Qian Xiaoyuan, is simply a waste of talent.

The groundwork laid in the early stages seems to be mostly done; the collapse of the empire is inevitable. Destruction followed by reconstruction should be the main theme right now. As for sects and aristocratic families, they're just a hindrance. The surrounding demon races and other human races are to come, and there's likely a final adversary.

For longtime readers who have followed us from Global Online, Global Online was truly a breath of fresh air for me back then! When I watch Investiture of the Gods on an app now, I always find a few flies buzzing in the background, which is really annoying! I really don't understand these people. They always find fault with authors and look for loopholes. If they're so capable, they should write their own book and see if it's full of flaws, and see if they can get a contract.

Perhaps the author's previous works were too good, or perhaps they were discouraged after their success, but this book felt constrained to me, lacking any distinctive features. To put it bluntly, it's mediocre. I hope it can have that unwavering spirit, like Li Bai's lines: "There will be times when the wind and waves will be strong, but I will set sail and cross the vast ocean." Don't be afraid of setbacks. Keep going! Please upvote this so the author sees it!

I was fooled by the synopsis! I thought it was just another mindless harem novel!!! But it turns out to be a great book!!