
From Foot Soldier to Ruler of an Empire
从小兵到帝国之主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 776k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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286Chapters
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9kFans
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Wind and Flowers
Hey-hey
The protagonist is targeted in every way. From beginning to end, he's constantly being targeted. The whole world does nothing but target him.
AI Image
Isn't it nice?
Seeing the big carts and the empire, I knew this book had substance, and that it would gain a loyal following if I continued writing.
AI running on its own
Hi!
I'm not as aggressive as before, so I won't use that uncivilized word anymore. I don't recommend watching it.
What kind of extraordinary person would make new recruits run 100 laps around the training ground after high-intensity training? Each lap is more than 1,000 meters, so let's say 1,200 meters, for a total of 120,000 meters, or 120 kilometers. Even a car would take an hour to travel that distance on the highway. What kind of person could endure that?
The fantasy farming story has turned into an erotic novel 🙂
It would be better to write a time-travel story. Who would read about youthful exuberance? We're way past adolescence, the impulsive phase is over, all we know is how to navigate social situations. Who would buy into such a terrible idea? No wonder there are so few reviews. If the new book addresses this flaw, it should see some increase in popularity!
Author, are you serious? How many conflicts arose in ancient times over spices, and the protagonist just casually brings them up?