The First Emperor: Summons the Yue Nv Sword Ah Qing at the Beginning

In fact, the most taboo thing about hegemony stories is the setting where personal force is supreme. If ordinary masters cannot rely on numbers to defeat top masters, then the term "competition for hegemony" is a joke. There are many people, no matter how many mid-level and low-level masters there are, and no matter how prosperous the country is, they still dare not disobey the orders of a top master. No matter how well the protagonist develops his power, once he meets a master, the protagonist (usually the protagonist is the strongest) has to take action himself, otherwise the huge power will be wiped out. To unify the whole world and have tens of billions of grand masters under his command, but because the protagonist did not advance to the realm of land gods, the trillions of grand masters were slaughtered by hostile land gods in three strikes and five divided by two... This kind of thing is not "fighting for hegemony" at all.

The power of a country is too weak. The protagonist has a country with a population of over 10 million and only has three Gang Yuan Grandmasters. As a result, someone else has a killer organization to assassinate two stronger Void Masters. If a country has such a big gap with the power of the sect, it will either be destroyed early or be controlled by the sect power, and its combat power will collapse.

If you want, go ahead, why are you so ambiguous?

There are only 8 female protagonists in Chapter 52, 🐮

After reading Chapter 38, I have two complaints. Firstly, the protagonist improves too quickly in the early stage. He has reached the same level as the summoned characters in just thirty chapters. Secondly, there are few summoned characters now. I can tolerate the protagonist doing it by himself. I hope there won't be too many protagonists who do it by themselves. It's really annoying. The protagonist's strength is the same as or more powerful than the summoned characters. There is also the way that the protagonist always kills by himself. The highlight of the summoning story is that the summoned characters are not the protagonist. The protagonist has raised his strength so quickly at the beginning of the chapter, and it's gone. I am half interested in reading it, because it goes without saying that the protagonist will definitely become the best master in a short time. I personally really dislike this kind of writing where the protagonist becomes invincible and immediately has a bastard spirit. There is no change in mentality. The first and middle The highlight of the issue should be the summoned generals fighting on the battlefield, and the civil servants competing at home and abroad. Instead of focusing on the protagonist at the beginning to improve his strength and wander around, and making the mascot of the emperor a good one, that is what the protagonist does in the early and middle stages. If you want to write about the protagonist fighting for hegemony in a large space, don't write about summoned characters, because when you read the novel, you basically just read about the summoned characters, not the protagonist. In the later stage, even if you spit out the main character in one breath, you can kill a bunch of gods, and I don't have any problem with it. But don't you understand that the protagonist's strength exceeds that of the summoned characters written in the early and mid-term? Why write a summoning character when you are already invincible? Waving the flag behind the protagonist? As for some readers who say that I just want the protagonist to be invincible from the beginning to the end, I can't even understand it. Then why do I write about summoning characters? There is obviously an invincible protagonist, but he still writes a summons text 😅 As for having too many heroines, it doesn't matter. An emperor who doesn't have many women is not called an emperor. As long as it doesn't write bloody plots about love and love, it will be fine.

For handmade maps, just make do with it. As for computer drawing, forget about it

The description of warrior combat is too poor. There is no point in which warriors at each level are strong. It is said that it is a world of high martial arts. They are as strong as a grand master, but fight like a low martial artist. From the description, the combat power is even lower than that of the Blue Blood Sword. . .

Let me state in advance that the protagonist is not a good person, and this book is based on war, with emotions as the mediation, and conspiracies as the interludes, forming a story of struggle for hegemony in troubled times

Isn't there an update even if it's on the shelves?😰😰😰

There are so many female protagonists in the character column, let's take a look first before talking about them.

There are too many female protagonists in the character list

After reading a few chapters, I realized that this is an invincible harem novel.

Go to the moderator, you have been wronged here.

I like to watch Zhenghege, but I don't like it. In Zhenghe, individual force is supreme. If one person can defeat them all, it would be boring. The country is still the largest, and the army gathers the clouds of war, so individuals dare not confront the country 😂😂

The hanging pictures uploaded in the character bar have no sense of immersion at all.

Author, I feel like you might have become popular if you changed the title of your book before.

Now that I have read more than 60 chapters, I would like to ask, will the protagonist still wander around in the future?