Global Lord: I Grow Stronger by Defeating the Little Sun People

It just goes to show that if a country is constantly targeted and targeted in its rise, then it's pointless. It's like saying, "Your country is just a flowery name, whatever." There's absolutely no support from classmates, teachers, directors, city lords, or anything like that.

You've chosen a really good name! It's very clever.

First of all, you can't watch it with your brain. Unless it's a random awakening, the five permanent members of the UN Security Council would simply launch a massive invasion and snatch the spot. Even if they couldn't snatch it, they'd engage in a real-world showdown. Who would dare to besiege them? You can't watch this with your brain; not only are the villains mindless, but their own people are also mindless, and the protagonist is equally brainless.

You'd better change your name back, or you're in for a disaster.

Why can't we just wipe them out in the real world? In a war of life and death between nations, are those entering the war counted by the population of each country? How could they possibly outnumber us?

Having read dozens of chapters, to be honest, I won't say anything about the online game setting—most old online games had this kind of pacing—but doesn't it feel too out of place with a national destiny setting? Everyone's targeting you, and your performance is related to the nation's fate, yet all you're writing about is internal strife?

After reading the first chapter, all I can say is that it's unbelievable that Guo Jia still exists around us.

If you put it on the shelves, I'll definitely watch it. I'm willing to pay to watch it about beating up the Japanese.

What era are we living in? How can there still be such idiotic game articles?

Although I haven't watched it yet, your title has piqued my interest.