Conquer the Heavens and Claim the Imperial Throne
征服诸天，成就帝业
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 169k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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81Chapters
454Recommendations
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Not a single extraordinary treasure was left in the Main God Space. He survived such a vast space, and he didn't even have to deal with the trash.
Interesting. The protagonist's cheat ability is quite interesting, and his first appearance was also quite amusing. However, he's terrible at recruiting people and handling affairs later on. He's clever in using the name of a deity, but wearing armor right from the start is just too absurd.
There are many bugs in the real world, so let's not go into detail; it's better to just gloss over them. 😎
I feel the author lacks common sense. Do you even know what a thousand-man heavy armor means? In ancient times? And if you had the money to buy that, how many people could you arm with a slightly inferior one? Or would you have gotten 10,000 steel bars to make a spearhead?
The protagonist of this book is suited to a steady and methodical approach. Without the pressure of a mission from the main god, he shouldn't recklessly push his limits, as that would be unreasonable. Playing it safe is the right way. The author could slow down the pace appropriately, snowballing the effect from lower-level worlds 🙂
Is this the end of the story, author?
The writing is alright, but the plot is moving too slowly. I've read over thirty chapters and we're still stuck around the county town. I wonder if this pace will be enough to finish the Three Kingdoms story in 200 chapters. With so many worlds, this plot progression might not be sustainable.
As the title suggests
A mindless, semi-satisfying read; you can read it even if you don't have a brain.
This Three Kingdoms story will probably take over a hundred chapters to finish!
Even though he could travel between the two worlds, why didn't he get a spear early on? At least he wouldn't be afraid of powerful generals like Sun Ce.