Empire in Mind

Well, how should I put it, it's okay. If I give you 5 stars, I can only give you three stars because it's too fast for you. Well, when you are taking revenge in the United States, you can't just go so fast. You can go directly to the imperial era. This is too fast!

It would not be enough to occupy the Ming Dynasty, but also to wipe out all the black people.

What do you think of this novel? It feels like the system is the protagonist, and the protagonist is just a pendant on the system.

Whenever someone writes that the Indians are the so-called descendants of the Yin and Shang Dynasties, I will think of the Koreans who say that the universe is theirs... Regardless of whether others agree or not, I will say that it is mine.

Giving up on occupying the Ming Dynasty was a failure. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the population was nearly 300 million. As far as the virtues of the gentry are concerned, the number of people lost due to bottomless exploitation is definitely greater than that caused by war. The technological generation gap is so big, and the Ming army is weak in fighting will. If the propaganda is in place, occupying the Ming Dynasty after a few battles is basically equivalent to an armed parade. And in the general environment of the 17th century, there was no talk of human rights for foreigners. Foreign captives and criminals can engage in physically strenuous and dangerous jobs. Under polygamy, the immigration conditions for foreign women can be relaxed, foreign legions led by national officers can be formed, and naturalization can be achieved after meeting conditions such as service years or meritorious service. Learn more from the experience of modern exploitation, covertly control the channels for growth, and control the proportion of the population.

Author, the history you wrote is a bit close to history. I really think about it and suggest you change it a little. Yes, some of our people are the losers of the former interstellar war and were captured and imprisoned in the bodies of people on the earth.

It's so awesome. In chapter 12, he was upgraded to a strength of over 30,000 kilograms and a lifespan of 16,000 years. Damn it, what you wrote is about traveling back and forth between modern times and the Ming Dynasty. It's not superpowers, it's not fantasy, it's not cultivating immortals. Does it make sense to write like this? In ten chapters, one person is against one country. The obscenity is too much

I found that many novels say that Indians are descendants of the Yin Shang Dynasty. Indian is a transliteration, okay? They came to America tens of thousands of years ago and they are as far apart from me as descendants of the Yan and Huang Dynasties as India.

You get the system first, and you can go back and forth to modern times. You already use rifles. Uncle Hei uses a matchlock gun. How come you are abused by Uncle Hei at the back? There is another question. How many places can a person find? If you are rich, you can ask for help from your subordinates. What are you looking for in the world?

It's just that the game is directly transferred to the novel, without any modification or twist, just copying it mechanically.

I think the protagonist, with his physical qualities that can crush a gun into scrap metal, should be able to alarm the US government. But nothing happened. And when people die, they die without any regard for the government's reaction. I don't know if the government is too incompetent.

Black people formed a demon empire, this idea is really 6

I have read more than 200 chapters, and I feel that the empire of gods and demons is 10 times stronger than the protagonist's empire. It took one-third as long to develop as the protagonist's. It has already unified Africa and has hundreds of millions of warriors. The protagonist's total population is less than 100 million.

After the 200th chapter, the development of black people is too fast. The protagonist has the support of modern technology a year and a half ahead of schedule. How can black people upgrade so fast? Including the part where black people drive tanks and planes to surround them, the aircraft warning is at least a few hundred kilometers away. Where do they have the time to train? It feels like the black people are crushing the Chinese Empire. Besides, it has been nearly a year since the upgrade to the Industrial Age. Where do the black people have the time to upgrade their equipment? With the equipment difference, a million people can be crushed.

I have no choice but to pick up the trash during the book shortage period.

The front is okay, but the back is unbearable...

This is a pretentious book by the author himself.

I found that many novels say that Indians are descendants of the Yin Shang Dynasty. Indian is a transliteration, okay? They came to America tens of thousands of years ago and they are as far apart from me as descendants of the Yan and Huang Dynasties as India.

Systems created by two multi-dimensional empires. Pigfoot is a tool man, and everything is decided by the system. Gone, gone.

Is the author Chinese? Or did you live abroad and receive a Western education? I feel like the author writes the story from a Western perspective and way of thinking! In my personal opinion, the description of the story is a bit awkward, as if two things are forcibly fused together. Some places are very well integrated, and some are very bad, so the overall situation is very bad! I hope the author will continue to work hard!

I don't like the settings in the opening chapter so I left first.

The protagonist himself is comparable to Superman, so let the protagonist return to China to show off! It's better to destroy a country by one person, then you can watch it with passion

The setting of energy stone is very awkward! Nuclear fusion, vacuum zero point energy, antimatter, these feel better than the energy stone!

The author is not good at updating 😥

Update quickly. All the tickets are given to you.

The author describes the protagonist in such a miserable way, why should he make him suffer? At least put all your pain on her, after all, you described it so badly

From the first sprout underwater...

The political quality of the protagonist is so poor! The position is unclear, and there is no distinction between ourselves and the enemy.

This book is really hard to describe.

This cover is exactly the same as the Wishing System of Thousand Worlds