All People Become Emperors

I only ask that you write a complete book for the first time.

If your work doesn't perform well, you quit; if it gets worse, you quit again, until you have to change your pseudonym. It's a vicious cycle. Many readers won't even read your work if you abandon a few novels. I know that many times authors are forced to abandon their projects due to poor performance or other reasons, such as needing to make a living.

The male protagonist kills Song Jiang and obtains the "Tiangang Disha Stele," which allows him to summon specific generals using tokens of the corresponding level. Kill Yuan Shu to obtain the "False Imperial Seal of the State". Combine it with the "Stele of the Heavenly Gang and Earthly Fiends" to obtain the "True Stele of the Heavenly Gang and Earthly Fiends".

Let me introduce the military commanders of Takemura. Lü Fang: An important military and cavalry general in the early days of Wu Village, he laid a crucial foundation for the village's future strength. He died heroically in the battle against Qin Quanzong. It can be said that without him, Wu Village would not have had such a bright future.

I feel that the achievements of Dou Xian in the Eastern Han Dynasty should at least be classified as supreme. His inscription on Yanran Mountain is on par with the Fenglangjuxu Mountain inscription.

First, many lord-themed novels overemphasize player strength. Players are easily made generals, while army soldiers are only around 20 or 30 points in strength, at most 40. I believe the army soldiers are stronger than the player. Secondly, finding women or female leads is a process. Many novels about lord conquest only have one or two female leads, or none at all, which is ridiculous.

I suggest adding a resurrection feature later on; otherwise, there won't be enough generals to die in all of history, and there won't be any generals left to lead troops in the final nation war.

One wrong step leads to another. Now that the protagonist has guessed the purpose of the "Fake Imperial Seal," he should have acted decisively and eliminated Yuan Shu at all costs... This is exactly what the old saying goes: "The older you get in the world, the more timid you become."

With this low update frequency, it's hard to achieve any significant results. I'm afraid it might just disappear from my feed. 😔

This type of writing is difficult; researching is incredibly tedious, and various background elements are unavoidable. I'll subscribe to the full version to show my support.