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The setting that the country cannot defy the sect is really boring. The sect should have strong and weak countries.

I feel like the protagonist is a little drifting. As I said before, in the Ba Dao Sect, the seventh level is the entry level for the inner sect. So as long as there are no weird realm settings, such as the peak of the seventh level, the perfect seventh level, and the half-step sixth level, then most of the inner sect disciples will be the sixth level, and the top ones will probably be the fifth level. In this case, the elder's cultivation level will be higher. How can the protagonist be confident by relying on two fifth-grade generals?

It's a bit mindless. It's a small country with a population of 500,000. The country is poor and the people are weak. The emperor canceled the original forbidden army, and then re-recruited the good men. They formed cavalry in a few days. After training for a few days, they went directly to the battlefield and rode the horses provided by the system. They were fierce. I am not telling you that in a normal few days, it is already a great thing for a group of farmers to line up in a row. Let these people fight on horseback. If they don't see the enemy, they will fall to death.

The author's book and previous book all adopt the policy of strengthening the branches and strengthening the branches. But what puzzles me is that the protagonist has been expanding, and the generals and soldiers of the protagonist are die-hard loyalists. Why do we have to pursue this policy? The Northern Song Dynasty did this because they were afraid that the military generals would rebel. The protagonist's generals were die-hard loyalists. Why did they concentrate all their elite troops near the capital? The protagonist is not afraid of rebellion.

This kind of protagonist (zz) is really stupid. There is a word for it. Yelang is arrogant and closed-minded. It can be used to describe the protagonist. It's not like I just traveled through time. It's been more than ten years since I traveled through time. These past ten years can be described in one sentence. He doesn't hear what's going on outside the window, and he only wants to be the emperor. As long as the attention is diverted outside the country, it will not fail to develop a little bit of force.

I feel pretty good at the moment. I have to be steady, with less pretense and slap in the face, or none at all, and be able to take the initiative appropriately. The most important thing is that as an emperor, you must have a trump card. You can't go on the field in person and wander around. You can draw the boss's limited-time card and use it as a trump card.

I think the name of this system should be changed, and it should be called whatever is missing system, or wishful thinking system.

Is it an Emperor Growth Plan game? I remember there was a book that drew cards, and the Snow Dragon Rider was drawn, but it doesn't seem to be this one.

Has the author read Heroes of Another World? This book is a classic no-brainer novel. The author can follow this book. It was written a few years ago.

Um! After reading all the chapters so far, I can make some comments. It feels a little inconsistent and the combat power system is a bit broken. It feels weird!

The card pack is a bit like the Emperor Development Plan

This book has been updated intermittently since May... Now it's just eunuch?

You can find an opportunity to throw away some of the worldview. Now I feel that I don't understand some of the background, such as the gap between realms, how big the world is, and so on.

I put nine out of ten eunuchs on the shelves this morning, and I started a new book when I got some. This eunuch has 100%.

How is combat power divided? How is level divided? At least I'll write a single chapter about it!

Is it the first level of awesomeness or the ninth level of awesomeness? What the hell is this? The protagonist takes a few pills and becomes powerless, reaching the third level all of a sudden? This is too fake😰

Come on (ง •̀_•́)งLooking good so far (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡

It's obvious that the setting is seriously out of balance. When I watched it, I felt a sense of dissonance. It was really not worth watching.

The force value is not clearly written. Although he has a complete level of strength, does his sister feel the same?

Is it time to introduce the situation of people's livelihood within the Han Dynasty? For example, the protagonist conducts private interviews in private to see the current situation among the people. It's just that fighting is too monotonous. You can try to understand the current situation in the country through introductions by civil servants and ministers (except for military ones, there are too many military introductions), such as the evaluation of the emperor by the people or the court.

The update is too unstable, so I don't dare to start, so I'd better keep it for now.

Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~

The protagonist is an idiot. He doesn't have any strength at the beginning and is like a rebel. A fifth-grade warrior feels invincible. A seventh-grade warrior is equivalent to a low-level inner disciple. Is fifth-grade powerful? His brain is rusty.

What the hell is it ending all of a sudden? ? ?