Lord of All the People: Only I Can Summon the Immortal Troops

Let me ask a question. So far, it can be seen that the author wants to write a story that combines the cultivation of Eastern immortals with the Western fantasy lords' struggle for hegemony, showing the wonder of the collision between different elements. However, until now, I have not seen the above two points. When it comes to cultivating immortals, I have not seen the strong character of immortals. The only soldier related to immortals, "Tao Tong", feels like the soldiers in other lord stories. In addition to being able to use swords and a few spells, I can't see the ethereal, carefree, and extraordinary nature of those who cultivate immortals, that is independent from the world. As for the lord, so far the protagonist has been fighting, planning, fighting again, and planning again. There is very little about territory construction, nothing about the development of people's livelihood, and territorial agriculture has no sense of existence. It can be said that people who come to read this kind of book come to see the combination of immortality and Western fantasy, and they come to see the territory and farm. The author must understand the audience he is targeting! However, considering that the author is a newcomer, everything so far is acceptable. There is no problem with the writing, the creativity is novel, and the plot is good. However, there are some problems with the rhythm. Other than that, it is still worth watching. Come on＾0＾~

White is used to be ridiculed? In fact, quality is meaningless?

This book is quite interesting, come on! 😁

What kind of game is National Lords? I feel like I've seen several of them.

I feel that there is something wrong with the levels set by the author. It is better to divide them directly from level 1 to level 9, loose immortals, and immortals. Levels 1 to 9 are divided directly by copying the previous Qi training, foundation building, and pill formation. Why, there are only nine. Writing like this is too extreme for Tai Laxian.

Add a quantitative limit to the conversion of buildings, otherwise the development will be too fast and there will be no need to write about it later.

Every time I set this kind of background, I wonder, will those senior lords who have developed for thousands of years allow those behind to develop easily? Wouldn't they suppress or even enslave the lords behind them? Why can the later lords surpass those that have developed for many years in a short period of time? Did the author never consider these issues when setting this background?

Pregnant! ? Is it reincarnation in the underworld or a naturally occurring spirit?

If all the books were the same as the last one, would anyone still read it?

There is no one named Nvwan among the Tushan clan. It is a self-created name. However, the famous Tushan clan are all married, which is really not good here.

Everyone who writes about lords likes the Alliance?

There has been no update for fifteen hours. Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.

To be honest, Eastern cultivators are really not suitable for lords. The data of the main arms cannot be said to be exactly the same, but they are almost the same. How many Eastern cultivators can be exactly the same? If they must be the same, you are just superficial. It feels like just changing the name is meaningless and a bit awkward.

I still like the subject matter very much, and I'm looking forward to the author's imagination But the writing style is really good. My level is not high, so I don't know how to evaluate it. I can only say that there is nothing wrong with the subject matter, and there is nothing wrong with the author's imagination. Even the author's paragraphs are not problematic, but this plot arrangement makes me very uncomfortable. More importantly, I want to know what kind of character the author has assigned to the protagonist? From the beginning, the protagonist's personality is very conflicting, and many actions do not consider logic.

Next time I'll pick Wen Zhongwen Tianshi, a very good internal affairs man talent