Building an Immortal Divine Dynasty Through Card Draws

The premise that nations cannot defy sects is really boring; there should be a balance of power between sects and nations.

The protagonist seems a bit arrogant. Earlier, it was mentioned that in the Overlord Blade Sect, a seventh-rank disciple is barely enough to enter the inner sect. So, barring some bizarre realm settings like peak seventh-rank, perfect seventh-rank, or half-step sixth-rank, most inner sect disciples will be sixth-rank, with the top few likely at fifth-rank.

The author's previous book and this one both employ a policy of strengthening the central government while weakening local power. But what I find utterly perplexing is why the protagonist, who is constantly expanding his territory and whose generals and soldiers are fiercely loyal, would insist on this policy.

This is a bit thoughtless. A small country with 500,000 people, poor and weak, the emperor abolished the original imperial guards, then recruited young men from good families, formed cavalry in a few days, trained them for a few more days, and then sent them straight to the battlefield, riding warhorses provided by the system. And they're incredibly fierce!

This protagonist (or rather, the idiot) is really stupid. There's a phrase that describes him perfectly: arrogant and ignorant, closed-minded and closed-off. He didn't just time-travel; he's been here for over a decade. These past decade can be summed up in one sentence: Completely oblivious to the world around him, his only thought was to become emperor.

So far, things seem alright. It's crucial to stay calm and avoid any overly boastful or embarrassing moments, or even none at all. It's also okay to take the initiative occasionally. Most importantly, as an emperor, you must have trump cards. You can't personally go into battle and wander around aimlessly; you can draw limited-time cards from powerful figures to use as your trump cards.

I think we should change the name of this system to something like "What You Need, You Get" or "Wish Fulfilled System".

Is this the Emperor's Growth Plan game? I remember there was a gacha game where I drew the Great Snow Dragon Knight, but it doesn't seem to be this one.

Has the author read *Heroes of Another World*? That's a classic mindless, wish-fulfillment novel; the author could write based on that. It's a book from several years ago.

This book started being updated intermittently in May... And now it's been completely abandoned?