Let More Enemies Come

I think the fun of this book lies in turning enemies into friends. Simply making enemies everywhere to get rewards is meaningless. The reversal and concept of turning enemies into friends is the highlight of this book. This system could have been played in a ruthless way, making enemies of the whole world, but the way it is played in this book really surprised me.

Let's start a thread and see how many people are following this book. 😁

The comments are all from the marketing team; regardless of whether the book is good or not, they've turned most of the readers away! You can't even find a comment you want! No wonder it flopped; it's all thanks to the marketing team.

The classic scene where I could conjure up all things hasn't completely faded from my memory yet, and now, a new story has begun... It all felt like an illusion, yet so real and comforting. I look forward to new plot developments and innovative breakthroughs from the author in the new book, and I wish it even greater success. Keep up the good work! ↖(^ω^)↗

As Li Zheng unified and transcended the Three Realms, the main story, "Let the enemies come!", Reached its final conclusion. First of all, I would like to thank all the readers who have followed this book. Thank you for your collections, subscriptions, votes, and donations. Thanks to your support and encouragement, the hardworking author has finally finished writing this book.

The subject matter is great, but my values ​​don't align with mine, so goodbye!

The premise is good, but the free version clearly foreshadows the enemy plans. It's guaranteed that every level up will introduce an enemy of the same or higher level to humiliate you, with constantly changing maps and geniuses everywhere. No matter where you go, you'll always encounter a genius one level above you, who will easily defeat you.

After chapter 300, the story felt mediocre, becoming increasingly padded. The fight scenes were also dragged out for several chapters. Even when the protagonist was clearly strong enough to easily defeat the enemy, the enemy would instead wipe out his own heroes before he finally appeared to clean up the mess. It was quite annoying.

It's well-written. I don't know if there are any bad parts, but as long as it doesn't insult people's intelligence too much, it's a good piece of work. Keep it up, and I hope you can update more often.

To call it garbage is an insult to garbage.