
Fortune Dynasty: I Forge an Immortal Court with National Treasures
运朝,我用国宝铸仙庭
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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Forget about other things, increasing luck actually depends on recovering talents, rather than the combination of territory and the strength of your subordinates.
When I read a book, I usually read the introduction, and then look at the character section. If the character column is all female except for the protagonist, I will cross it out. Why? The world is so big and there are so many roles. Men don't deserve to be in the role slot, right?
The writing is okay, but why isn't it about soul time travel?
Is it good to have a sub-healthy body on earth without a physical time travel? Wouldn't it be better to change to a younger body that has been cultivated? It is difficult for an ordinary mortal body to cross the universe. Unlike the soul attached to a baby, it is much easier to accept. The soul is originally very metaphysical. I thought it was a soul time travel. The physical time travel, readers feel that the protagonist is okay, but many readers are parents. If it is the current Prince Yong, he is the father of the protagonist. Look, the relationship between the protagonist and the current Prince Yong is just that of a passerby. He doesn't even avenge the original person. He talks about fatherly love every day and shows little concern. It's not enough that Maoming won the title and fief for his son. He also cares about the family background of Prince Yong. In the future, He is also preparing to inherit the Yong Kingdom. Who is the prince of Yong? The family, property and country of the previous princes of Yong are all gone. Looking at it this way, I have the heart to kill the protagonist, and the soul time travel is not so difficult to accept. No matter the protagonist is the protagonist or the protagonist's father.
Are the following chapters good? Are they too poisonous? I just read two chapters and the logical conflicts are too great.
There are so many treasures, bad luck, skills, spiritual treasures, physical constitution Being harsh on servants and not caring about things. The servants have no rules This is the second chapter 😅😅😅
What's the meaning? After successfully seizing the body, you still can't use the luck of the original owner? Then why didn't those powerful people realize that someone had taken the body?
Where did the remnant soul of the original owner come from?
It would be okay if the protagonist inherits a feudal state and provides cement.
Now we just start with a city and just put out cement. The benefits are too little for the protagonist. Doesn't it make it more difficult to fight for the world in the future?
Also, there are people in this black city who have land and food. Why don't they build their own country and have to become bandits? Even if there are no masters of the sixth realm, it is okay for a fifth realm city lord to win over several fourth realm city lords and establish a principality together. The Great King Dynasty was the superior country of the Tang Dynasty, and the principality was Goguryeo. It was also a country recognized by official history, and was no better than the black city bandits. What prevented them from building a country? The author didn't make it clear either.
The author is at least 23-25 years old, because his stepmother Wu Ding changed her name once
It is unreasonable to lure away the talents of Jiao State and cause disaster in Jiao State.
According to the introduction in the article, the monarchs and ministers in the Jiao State system basically cover the national system and the middle and upper class society, and do not give opportunities and channels for the poor people to advance. Therefore, the talented people from the poor families in the Jiao State who are taken away by the protagonist Qishi Mansion will have difficulty reaching the middle class of society in the future in the Jiao State. Most of them are the lower class, and the middle and lower classes are a large group. Taking away these middle and lower class talents in the future will have a slight impact on the national destiny of the Jiao State, or a very small impact. How can it lead to a disaster in the Jiao State?