I Began Taking Concubines and Pursuing Immortality as a Fake Emperor
从假皇帝开始纳妃长生
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An emperor, afraid of death? He found a shadow to stand in for him? Forgive me, but I genuinely laughed when I saw this idea.
I thought the protagonist was going to establish an immortal dynasty on Earth and then use his cheat-like abilities to attack other worlds, but I don't know why the author kept suppressing the protagonist's cultivation level. Logically, the spiritual energy revival should have benefited the protagonist, and with his cheat-like abilities, his cultivation should have at least been a major level…
The writing is alright, but the "Seeking Immortals" part is a bit too jarring. It's not that it's impossible, but other countries are attacking your country, and they are stronger than you. Even your strongest subordinates can only say it's a 50/50 chance. 😥😥😥 For an emperor to engage in the pursuit of immortality and enlightenment at this point, and then announce it to everyone...
A Golden Core puppet can't beat a Foundation Establishment puppet? This cultivation novel of yours is truly outrageous.
Three hundred catties of dragon blood horse
Author, what kind of dragon blood is this? What are the side effects? A normal horse weighs more than 300 pounds, and this dragon blood one has shrunk! 😨
As mentioned earlier, this world is a land devoid of spiritual energy, and the protagonist, as the one who initiated the revival of spiritual energy, cannot control his own spiritual energy. The Golden Core puppet couldn't defeat a Qi Refining cultivator who had just broken through to Foundation Establishment in half a day, but it instantly killed a Foundation Establishment cultivator who had…
The author of this novel is the kind of person who can't even come up with anything coherent, so he should just write about village chiefs fighting in the Japanese Warring States period!
Are these last few chapters for real? A Golden Core stage puppet takes longer to fight a Qi Refining stage opponent than a mid-to-late stage Qi Refining opponent, and it's even being threatened by a newly established Foundation Establishment opponent? It was easily defeating Foundation Establishment opponents in another world earlier, but now it's struggling to even fight a Qi Refining opponent?
There are too many minor issues, such as the pictographic nature of Chinese characters, and the inexplicable phrase "endless lifespan" in Chapter 3 about martial arts training (the problem is that I read it several times and there was no mention of lifespan in the earlier chapters; it was only mentioned in Chapter 4).
Since becoming emperor, he stopped using his cheat codes, his strength has stagnated, and he spends all his time governing the country and ensuring the people's well-being—exactly like a historical novel. (A story of deceit and folly.)