The Warring States Era Goes Global

I will discuss this in order of difficulty, from easiest to hardest, based on my personal opinion. Hell difficulty: Japan, India Let's start with Japan. Disadvantages: Small land area, poor human resources, poor natural resources, lack of a strong centralized government, and the country is still in a state of de-division. Advantages: I can't think of any.

Author, I consider myself a supporter and a consumer of your work. Does criticizing your writing mean I have to delete your posts? Can I criticize something that's reasonable? You didn't even understand the early settings, constantly adding skills to the villains, and then forced wish-fulfillment later on, resulting in a terrible ending. Why do some authors become top-tier authors?

This book would be more enjoyable if it were more hardcore; writing it as a lighthearted, entertaining story is a bit boring. If you call it a light novel, it has some substance; if you don't, a keyboard warrior who transmigrates to the past actually dares to slap officials in the face in court—that's incredibly absurd.

After reading the recent chapters, I realized that the protagonist already has a significant advantage. Don't be fooled by the author giving the opposing side a power boost—the abilities of Po Jun and Wen Qu are given to them. But look at the game's victory requirements; it's incredibly difficult for Spain to win.

Lately, I feel like more and more people are following this book~ In order to make a better impression on readers, I've specially prepared a simple explanation of the Big Dipper and its meanings corresponding to the seven time travelers in this book, as a simple reference for everyone. In addition, I'd like to offer some speculations about the effects on the planets of other transmigrators who didn't ascend the throne. Feel free to share your thoughts.

The plot twists keep reversing the expected progression, which is a bit unsettling to watch. It's getting increasingly frustrating. I hope the author doesn't write it this way and end up having the West wipe out the East. 😥😥😥

This book is quite interesting. As the author said, in general, the protagonists of time-travel novels become basically invincible in the later stages, which is quite boring. At least that's my opinion. I finished reading the current chapters in one afternoon and felt that, apart from the somewhat lacking descriptions of the other six transmigrators (which doesn't affect reading, since there are…

Adapted from the narration of "The Great Patriotic War" The soldiers of the European coalition marched southeast toward the rising sun on Sunday morning [Note 1]. The Ottoman barracks had just held pre-war prayers the previous day, and XLT was quiet. The soldiers were about to begin a new day.

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I forget whether the protagonist is a doctor or a biologist, but since they can produce antibiotics, they're not just a surgeon; they must at least be quite knowledgeable in pharmacy. However, the entire novel surprisingly doesn't contain any plot about spreading the plague to Europe or other regions. 😅