Travel Through the Mountains and Become the Emperor

When this woman first came out, the comment section was full of curses. I thought it was intentional. After seeing all the compromises later, we immediately started holding hands. She also said that she would wait to become a queen. Wow, I want to vomit.

I think the writing is very good and the ideas are unique. I have read too many historical novels. You can guess the ending of most novels at a glance. The homogeneity is too serious. To put it bluntly, I know what you want to do when you stick your butt out 🙂. The way of upgrading the novel is refreshing. The only thing that is a little embarrassing is that some plots and routines are too cliche. If you can get rid of the clichés, I think your novel will be a 100% hit.

The cost of training soldiers is too high. Which country can afford it?

The daring bandit leader who made himself emperor

The protagonist relies on the protagonist to upgrade, so what's the use of training every day? There must be a few people who can upgrade to junior, intermediate and advanced levels on their own.

There are three palaces and six courtyards, seventy-two concubines, and they all enjoy all the glory and wealth.

Can the author break it out and make more updates?

If the main character could be called Li Zhengyi, I would win my heart.

Updates have been infrequent and slow recently. If I didn't think the writing was pretty good, it would have been taken off the shelves long ago. Author, are you following TJ's rhythm?

Being an emperor actually doesn't have a harem. . . Accepted. . I remembered a novel I had read before. The author originally wanted to have a harem, but the only one who was criticized was the female protagonist. However, she had several miscarriages because she went out to fight with the male protagonist every day. The others either died within 2 years of birth or were frail and sick. Anyway, there was no such thing. One of them lived longer than the protagonist, had no heirs, and all his subordinates were ready to take action. Later, he forcibly accepted a few adopted sons to test them, but they all killed each other. Later, he found that he could not have too outstanding people or he would die easily, so he accepted a very mediocre one and abdicated the throne. . . At that time, the author said at the end that you made me unhappy when I wrote it, and I also made you unhappy, so I wrote it like this on purpose. It's just disgusting.

This book is really good. Good luck to the author.

After developing well, I started looking for my father and my mother. My father may not be my biological father, my mother must be my stepmother, and she is a stepmother who can't fight much. I am getting more and more speechless. You still want to rebel and become the emperor. If you don't have a golden finger, you would have met the Lord of Hell long ago. When I started licking the eldest lady of Qinglong Village, I felt that I was starting to lose my mind. Now I am getting more and more poisonous. I wrote okay at the beginning, but later I completely turned into a holy mother, saving heaven and earth, and saving my stepmother.

I hope nothing will happen in the future. If the author keeps going for a while and something happens, it will be the same as the novels a few years ago. It will be easy to persuade people to quit.

120-135 Continuously poisoning, first made a female bandit with a modern personality, and then brought the dead second-hand father to life, how to prepare to be the emperor

No comment on whether the book is good or not, licking women, saving father, saving stepmother, a bunch of poisonous people

The three major poisonous points of historical literature 1. The special forces travel through time [Everyone is proficient in eighteen kinds of martial arts, as if they have memorized history books, papermaking and a series of other things. Are these really human beings? ] Second, the single heroine of the story "Emperor in History" [commonly known as the author has a hole in his brain. Given the birth environment in ancient times, the death rate was extremely high. Author, do you want the protagonist to serve the people? It's better to let the protagonist fight for others and let others pick peaches] Third, the protagonist has great ideals and ambitions, and has the spirit of sacrifice for the nation. The most important thing is that the protagonist can sacrifice everything for the nation [nonsense, in modern society, a person born as a civilian, who has such an idea, I hope the author can show me this spirit when we fight in the future] I can tolerate other poisonous points, and the author will let me know when he will not only be the heroine, I will come back.

I really don't know what this author is thinking. He writes about his second-hand father again. It's really disgusting. It's so poisonous. Farewell!

Chapter 77 is an exaggeration when it comes to the soldiers of the imperial court. Millions of soldiers train every day and need to eat a lot of meat every day. They need to consume tens of thousands of pigs and other large meat poultry every day. Otherwise, half of these soldiers will be trained to death in less than a month. Ancient society simply cannot afford to raise them, not to mention millions, even hundreds of thousands. Such soldiers who train every day, with the productivity level of ancient China, can only support tens of thousands before they die.

When the emperor doesn't open a harem? To be honest, this is a very poisonous point. In the history of our country, there was only one emperor who was dedicated to one person. Why did he cut off his children and grandchildren? If heirs are not prosperous, his subordinates will not be loyal. What I can't stand the most in historical books is when the protagonist talks about gender equality and democracy in the ancient setting. There are also stories about hegemony where the protagonist loves only one person. In this way, he fights for the world and dominates the world. If he pays attention, his children will be gone.

I can say that Pig's Foot's father is not dead and that woman named Qin Wan are two poisonous points.

Is that woman from Qinglong Village dead? Let me ask. In the Battle for Hegemony novel, I don't like the heroine who has a strong sense of presence, and she also makes the protagonist feel helpless and smile bitterly from time to time. Even if he is not a licker, he has lost his decisiveness in killing.

The protagonist can survive and develop, and can fight bandits and officers and soldiers. It is a good grass, but why does he use all his strength to poison Qin Wan as soon as he meets this Qin Wan? As a man with golden fingers and the title of emperor, even if he is a pheasant emperor, he has been promoted to a senior leader and has been on the battlefield. When he meets a woman, he loses his temper and loses his composure. He is suppressed throughout the whole process. It feels like a green young man meets a goddess, which is completely inconsistent with the status of a leader of a force. The original owner's father, a tool man, is alive again? Then your reason for rebelling is nonsense, your teacher comes from nowhere! And this predecessor's father is also related to a powerful woman. Please, isn't it good to sacrifice to heaven? If you have to give the protagonist an emperor, he might also have multiple stepmothers.

The protagonist's father is not dead, and the rebels are unknown. Then they have to take someone to send Qin Wan to Baiyue. The name of the United States is to examine whether the place is suitable for development. The latest chapters are too nt. The author let himself go, but Qin Wan's writing is really annoying.

I thought it was an ordinary hegemony article, but the author's reversal was so powerful that when I saw the upgrade, I felt something was wrong. Hey, I felt a little constipated.

Isn't this a history category? Why did I look through the catalog and find something about the Nascent Soul period?

It looks nice in the front, but becomes more outrageous as you go to the back. How many billions does the population have?

The heroine's abruptness is still manageable. As I write, I become more fantasy-like. I can't stand it any longer. I'm sorry to bother you.

The chapter where Qin Wan of the Blue Dragon Alliance appeared was not far from collapse. Hegemony novels don't need a heroine, they just need tools to unleash their anger. What's more, it's time travel, golden fingers, and dog licking. It is recommended to rewrite the whole book.

Why don't you call your book The Escape Journey of the Protagonist?

Let me give you a rough outline. The protagonist traveled through time and became the Shankaka Emperor, and then successfully rebelled. Then he found that the place he was in was a small space, then went to the big world, then traveled through the universe, then ascended to the fairy world, and then discovered that there are many fairy worlds, and then unified all the fairy worlds, and then in the finale, there should be a divine world on it, but it was not written.