Summon the Strongest Emperor in the Heavens

Why write pig's feet as waste in the early stage? It gets better in the following chapters, but Bian Que smells like sweat! ? This makes me want to go crazy Not to mention that the writing is not good, the layout is not enough, and many things are not explained clearly, such as system conversion. If you write a system article, the system data is ambiguous, which is very uncomfortable. The body does not coordinate, the position does not coordinate with the body! Do you think the people summoned now are enough to conquer the southern border, and how to deal with the large group you wrote. You wrote that it feels like the people you summoned can take over a country, which is very contradictory. How do you convert the realm of the people you summon, how do you convert the army, what realm, Feixiong has it, Xiliang does not, have you considered what level and realm the summoned person is, or not, does it have anything to do with the protagonist's level! Some personal thoughts: In the system summon text, the system must be explained clearly, not vaguely, otherwise it will be meaningless. The pattern must be spread out, large, and not blind. The protagonist can start from the corners, and the pattern can be seen from a small part to get a glimpse of the whole leopard. This way of writing. There is no need to find a level 10 opponent to spread some things! Will Guangjiliang slowly become king? Most of the current system literature has a system that wants to expand. People all over the world suddenly focus on the pig's feet, and they all want to fight against him! I think I can write a more heart-warming and refreshing novel, not a mindless, reckless, or arrogant one.

The protagonist has no opinion of his own and is naive.

Do you want to fight for hegemony without summoning an army? What can a commander, no matter how awesome he is, do without an army? It is suggested that the author can summon the army. Which dynasty relied on talents? For example, summoning Gao Shun can summon his exclusive troops, Yue Fei's Yue Family Army, and Chen Qingzhi's three thousand white-robed army.

Open a supplementary building, everyone is welcome to provide some materials 😌😌😌

What the hell is wrong with you? No one will stick around to see you coming in and out.

The author is going a brain-burning way, but there are still problems: repetition, wordiness, poor sense of substitution, and the font gives people the perspective of reading in large rows of squares

This book is good. It can be seen that the protagonist is a replica of Dong Zhuo who dominated Guandong in the early days. He acts domineeringly. I just hope that there will be no women who are addicted to women in the later period. Then it will really be the reincarnation of Dong Zhuo.

Author, can you hold on? I found a lot of people who were fighting for hegemony and they all fucking died.

Is the author planning to make that woman from the Su family the second Empress Lu?

I was drunk, there were a lot of typos, and my sentences were not fluent. I really can't understand it!

I was wrong, I shouldn't have invested in this book

I have never heard of the ghost summoned. As for my Lu Bu and Zhao Yun, there are no famous people in front of them. How do we, historically illiterate, think about them?

Articles about hegemony written in a fantasy style are all ruozhi! How do you train in fantasy style? Even if you train soldiers, will you be able to train well in a short time? Set according to the force value of your world, a powerful warrior can kill ten thousand people with one sword, my God! ! ! What is this concept? Xia uses force to break the rules. The more powerful a person is, the less willing he is to be controlled by others. If you write a fantasy novel to fight for hegemony, the common people are destined to not have a good life. The people under your rule will never live in peace, because there are warriors who you cannot control. They also train soldiers. According to the force of the fantasy world, soldiers are composed of a group of warriors. In other words, recruiting warriors is worse than directly recruiting warriors, and then training the warriors can be used as soldiers. I read the first chapter at the beginning, and it was quite interesting. But in the second chapter, warriors, fantasy worlds, and hegemony novels were written in the fantasy world. None of them had good scores. If you don't believe me, you can check it yourself. Is there any fantasy hegemony novel that has good scores? Okay! This is just my personal opinion. It's a pity that I couldn't find any books on the otherworldly conflict that I wanted to read. Some of the otherworldly conflict books are all in a fantasy style, but none of them have achieved results. Can any book friends tell me if there are any novels about fighting for hegemony in another world, not in any fantasy style, not about possession, where the male protagonist competes with other princes for hegemony, or about farming. If there is any, can you introduce it?

Invincible text? ? ? There is no process at all

It's so novice, I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters.