Rising to Power by Summoning the Myriad Heavens

It's really rubbish, you have to suppress the protagonist, you have to practice nine levels of Qi from the beginning, and there are dozens of cards without upgrades, and the summons have to be so restrictive, there may not be fifty summoned characters by the end of the book. Qi Luck's mobile phone is also rubbish. The Qi Luck of a dynasty is only more than two thousand. There are dozens or hundreds of top-level people in the dynasty, but the Qi Luck is only enough to summon two of the same level. It's really a rubbish book. I can't blame others for throwing it out on the street.

The author made a mistake in choosing the protagonist. He should have chosen an ordinary person. If he traveled through time and became an ordinary person, many people would see it this way. If you become a prince all of a sudden, how can people struggle? There is also an illogical logic in the first chapter. In a world of immortal cultivation, imperial power is more important than personal force. It is impossible for the protagonist to become the prince before his father dies. If you have to write like this, you must write about the other masters of the protagonist's family in the first chapter. This master must absolutely support the prince and be able to stabilize other families, otherwise the author will become a forced intellectual subjugation.

I can't believe that the high priest of the demon tribe, who was the main criminal who led the army, was let go. I wonder if it's because she's a woman? Or is it left to the author to code? When fighting against the human dynasty, it doesn't matter whether the emperor or the ministers are killed. When they get to the monster clan, they talk about cooperation and cooperation with Erma. It's disgusting if the high priest of labor and management doesn't kill him. Are the two sides just fighting for fun? Why is that? Author? Did he put poison like this? It's so annoying. Let's go.

After reading this book, I really jumped at it. I have some suggestions for the author: 1. The four famous generals of the Warring States Period: Bai Qi, Wang Jian, Lian Po, and Li Mu. Why does the author only write about the Qin State? What about the other two? And it is clear that one person can become the leader of an army. Why are Wang Jian, Meng Tian, ​​Handan and others needed? Wang Jian and the others became the deputy commanders of the Qin Army. They felt that it was a waste of resources. Wang Jian could completely become the commander of the first army. As for his deputy, he could get his son Wang Bi and grandson Wang Li, wouldn't that be enough? As for the two brothers Meng Tian, the author can summon their father Meng Wu, especially their grandfather Meng Ao. Although Meng Ao is not as dazzling as Bai Qi, at least there are dual commanders of the Qin State who were contemporary with Bai Qi. Even if their commanding ability is not as great as Bai Qi's, they are still on par with Li Mu and Lian Po. , So there are three legions, right? 2. The author said that as a commander of an army, you must have an unparalleled level of excellence. This setting is still acceptable, but I personally feel that Lu Bu is not very suitable to be a commander of an army. For example, there are Xiang Yu, Li Yuanba, Li Cunxiao, etc. He is a figure with supreme combat power, but in terms of his commanding ability, I personally think it can only be considered average, not even top-notch. Their commanding ability is really not as good as Meng Tian's, and they are still unqualified as the commander of an army. Personally, I think they can form another army, such as the establishment of the Ferocious Beast Army (the Four Ferocious Beasts of Ancient Times). , Act as the vanguard when the two armies are fighting. Isn't this good? The number of legions is not very large, and it is within their command capabilities. Isn't it better to arrange it this way 3. And in Jixia Academy, aren't the most suitable candidates for the dean and deputy dean of the Confucian sage Confucius and the sub-sage Mencius? Confucius is also suitable for the post of Taishi. As for Wang Jue (Gui Guzi), I personally think it is more suitable to serve as the master of the pavilion. Of course, the post of Taiwei is also possible, but Sun Wu is the best candidate for Taiwei. Sun Wu can also be the commander of an army on his own. Wu Qi can also independently become the commander of an army. There is no need to pile them all together. What a waste of resources 4. Why should the legions be named after dynasties? It feels so weird. The Qin legion, the Sui and Tang legions, the Ming legions... Why can't they be organized into the first legion, the second legion, and the third legion in the order of Chinese history? Wouldn't it be better to call them like this? It is enough to know in your heart which dynasty these legions belong to. After all, they all belong to the Daxia legion. They are called according to the dynasty they belong to, which makes outsiders feel that they are not the army of the same country 5. The plot feels a bit delayed. The emperor has not been established yet, and it is estimated that it will take some time. The author probably did not consider this when writing the outline, right? There is no better plan for the various states in Kyushu. I think we should establish several imperial dynasties to expand the macro scene, so as to have a better start 6. This power system is divided by those who cultivate immortals. Personally, I feel it is a bit forced. After more than 500 chapters, the heroes are all in the Mahayana stage. It is not clear. The strength of unparalleled, first-class, and second-class heroes is equivalent to several levels of loose immortals, and there are also extraordinary heroes who are unblocked or unblocked. When it first came out, I didn't say how strong it was. It just suppressed the whole crowd. It was so powerful. It killed the enemy instantly. It felt so general. It's OK to do it once, but it's a bit confusing to do it all the time. In the end, if the author writes similar books, he can create his own power system In addition, has the author read the novel by Dongtian Buleng several times 😜😜😜

Warm reminder to readers who have read the label "No Heroine", this book is an emotionless harem novel, and it does not really have no heroine. Please consider carefully whether you want to read it!

It's late, can we not skip the level? Just be invincible at the same level. The strength restrictions of the restricted pig's feet can also be cancelled, and the summoned heroes can improve their realm on their own.

Author, you might as well remove the label of no heroine and replace it with multiple heroines, so that more people may watch it! After all, if people come in after seeing no heroine, but see the harem, they will leave directly. After all, most people who like no heroine don't like harems, regardless of whether they have feelings or not.

After all, you are not trying to please both sides! Those who like multiple heroines will not enter if they see the no-heroine tag, and those who see the no-heroine tag will enter, but they will leave if they see the one with a harem. If you do this, you will not please both sides, and no one will read it, so there will naturally be fewer readers.

Summoning characters is becoming more and more concise. What you see is that you have omitted all the character summons. Alas, Lu Bu is just one of the Eight Great Generals. He is not worthy of writing about heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Xiong Kuohai, etc.? What about the summoning details? What about character introduction?

Summoning the First Emperor makes people...😅😅😅