Mandate of Heaven: I Just Became Emperor, and They’re Already Calling for My Abdication
天命：刚穿成皇帝，就被清君侧
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- Completed
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- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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Rebellions broke out everywhere, and civil war raged on.
Every state is a problem. The people who were once powerful with the founding emperor are now no match for the rebels. In addition, there are still civil wars every day after summoning heroes. Is the plan to end the story once it is unified?
I just want to ask, what happened to the elite troops and generals left behind by the first emperor? They're all dead.
I wonder if this book is suppressing the protagonist's development. Speaking of suppression, the summoned beings can defeat those of higher realms despite being several realms lower, and one can even take on several enemies at once. The enemy is always led by the nose by the protagonist. If we say we're not suppressing it, it keeps summoning auxiliary things instead of high-level characters. It hasn't summoned many people in all this time. It looks a bit awkward.
There are reasons why the data is not good. The author uses the reign of Zhu Yunwen in the Ming Dynasty as a fictional setting, but also incorporates fantasy elements. Let's put it this way: the most important thing about fantasy novels is that one person can take on an entire country and has a lifespan far exceeding that of ordinary people.
This is a case of opening up the market with direct restrictions, leading to widespread civil war and numerous problems. The only solution is to summon people; none of the native in the book are useful, and those with ability are all villains.
I couldn't continue reading after chapter 146. They kept saying cultivation was easy, yet they kept suppressing the protagonist's cultivation level. They kept saying the protagonist was on the path to imperial domination, but he was always in the background; it felt very awkward.
If your system can accept something, and you can make yourself invincible, I wouldn't even find it offensive. Why do you have to summon people out of thin air? Summoning people out of thin air is truly disgusting.
The sky has fallen, and the novel is now free to read for a limited time.
It feels like I've lost a fortune. 😭😭😭😭
Your war scenes are just a reskinned fantasy one-on-one duel.
It's illogical, the plot is idiotic, the author didn't think things through, it's like children playing house...