The Final Cataclysm of the People’s Lords

The content is messy and complicated. The key is that the plot is jumpy and the content is specious. It's better not to fall into the trap. In order to tease some plot points, I also opened 20 chapters of paid content. As a result, I didn't finish those 20 chapters and I retreated directly.

Another protagonist who wants to protect some shit, his parents? Don't know the number of orphans per capita at the starting point? You have the ability to write to your parents and pretend I didn't tell you. Protect love? Probably impossible. Protect friendship? That's nonsense. I just want to know about Chapter 4. Faced with the abandoned old, weak, sick and disabled, if the author does not cheat the protagonist and choose another path, will the protagonist choose the law of the wolf? Faced with the temptation of his own conscience and interests, he feels that the struggle is well written and has depth. The protagonist written by the author wants him to achieve hegemony but does not want him to be stained with blood. Emperor Qin, Han Wu, Tang Zong and Song Zu, these things that have never been possible for all emperors throughout the ages, let the author do it for the protagonist. Either cold-blooded and dark, or kind and full of pure sense of justice. What I think is rubbish the most is the hypocrite who becomes a bitch and still builds a memorial arch.

What can I say, except for the protagonist, the Eastern camp is all vulnerable, and the Western camp is invincible. It seems that the Eastern camp can't do anything without the protagonist. Is this kind of plot really interesting to write?

As long as you are not a prisoner, everything is easy to say. Your writing style and constructed world view can support a fine novel. And there are no good books about lord novels now, so come on.

The feeling of fatalism is too serious. Basically, someone must have some kind of artifact, and the protagonist can only accept this fact. There is no resistance at all. As the protagonist, to grab an artifact, you have to be fooled by the so-called remnant soul into letting others take it. If this is the so-called emperor, then I am extremely not optimistic about the future of the world written by the author.

I really can't help but want to complain. According to the author's calculation method, the total area of ​​the Human Realm is about 1,600 Earths. Then, each Earthling starts with a population of 3,000. In other words, not counting the indigenous people, the Human Realm is twice as crowded as the Earth. Even if there are as many indigenous people as new people, the Human Realm will still be four times more crowded than the Earth... Everyone understands what this concept is.

The opening chapter is extremely poisonous, school beauty? Does the university you study in have such a name? There are so many departments and no one knows who is an alumnus. Could it be that I went to a fake university?

Why do you think the Human Emperor is stronger than the Heavenly Emperor? What kind of illusion is this? Don't you know who the Five Heavenly Emperors are? Huangdi in the center, Taihao in the east, Shennong in the south, Zhuanxu in the north, Shaohao in the west? If the Human Emperor is stronger than the Heavenly Emperor, why does the Yellow Emperor need to ascend with the dragon? It is also known as the emperor. "Shang Shu. Xia Shu" records: All the scholars work together to support the royal family, and Shang Biyu accepts the emperor's majesty. No matter how you think about it, it's not right to be called emperor after the Shang Dynasty. The king of Zhou is just as short as the king of Zhou? What is the Son of Heaven? It can be interpreted as the son of God, the son of God. Why should the Son of God inherit the throne? Because Xia changed his abdication as a family heirloom, he was the son. Gonggong competed with Zhuanxu for the throne, and was so angry that he touched the mountain of Buzhou. Is it only the Human Emperor that is being fought for here? As we all know, Gonggong is the god of water, and Zhuanxu later became the emperor of the north. The north belongs to water among the five elements.

How to put it this way, the protagonist is not suitable to be an emperor, he is only suitable to be a thug. He does not have the basic mind and wisdom of an emperor. I jumped into watching it. He does not have the magnanimity of an emperor. I only see that the protagonist is an ordinary person. Rather than the leader of the force

Climb the thousand-foot city wall. After resisting a siege ladder, we attacked the city and put up the top of the city wall. Is the siege ladder automatically telescopic? It also has a deformable electric one? 😅😅😅