The Lord's Space Across Myriad Worlds

The author is making the main plot develop too slowly! The back of this story clearly indicates that the protagonist can summon military units from the worlds he has traveled through, and then compete with others for supremacy. But you're writing too slowly! Also, bringing those three women back in your first world was a real mistake. I wonder if it can be changed.

I guess the next instance will be a Western fantasy world.

This supporting character's brainwashing is a bit too much. You can brainwash an unknown supporting character, but trying to brainwash someone like Chen Jinnan is like smashing his head and rebuilding it.

It's normal to take in women, but don't do it in every world. Otherwise, what would happen if you traveled through dozens or hundreds of worlds!

My perfect bed warmer, Shuang'er, was still ruined by Wei Xiaobao. 😒😒😒

A supporter of novels without female protagonists: Some readers can't understand the sudden surge in the "no-female-lead" trend. The truth is, they can't accept the inexplicable romantic subplots. Harem novels, like those with an emperor as the male lead, are fine if you like them, but some authors seem to enjoy using romantic subplots to annoy readers. It feels awkward.

I can tolerate poorly written books when I'm in a reading slump, but this author's complete lack of common sense and self-indulgent ramblings are infuriating! This is challenging my common sense! I won't even mention the mindless female character collection in the earlier volumes! Let's just talk about Lord of the Rings.

Are you kidding me? You could run a small clinic in the real world and do nothing, which would be better than this. You really enjoy giving massages?

😅The author really believes in love too much. When a man becomes emperor, or a woman becomes emperor, love becomes a joke.

This is a novel that advises everyone not to rebel against the Qing Dynasty. Everyone, just give up. It's free for a limited time, so don't even bother reading it.