What Does It Mean for the Empire's Iron Curtain to Fall from the Sky?

It's very good. It can be seen that the author's overall situation is very big. It is not limited to these two empires, but wants all the worlds to first help other worlds by integrating resources, and then turn their own worlds into a rope, and then their own world is reflected through drastic reforms. It is really good. I like this type very much. The name of the protagonist is the Western Continent. In addition, many of these are the names of the Western Continent, which is a bit difficult to remember.

I have a question, why are people in this comment section discussing a book called "What is the Empire's Iron Curtain Falling from the Sky?" Book?

Have you ever been an emperor? Just write it here (no reference version)

I laughed at the beginning. This empire was built by the protagonist, not elected to inherit it. You said that the protagonist is not dead yet. How many businessmen dare to disobey after only a few years of development?

After so many victories, there is no prestige, and some people still disobey orders and do not launch a major purge!

Yeah, that's right. It's probably the protagonist who has grown the empire on the verge of collapse to a unified hemisphere, and then even a few of his close friends and merchants are dissatisfied with him.

The three golden chapters are not very good. There are no big poisons, but there are many small poisons. First of all, the protagonist's soul has passed through. He has been in a system for more than 20 years without any layout. He hastily came to power. Secondly, he has no direct troops/confidences after taking office. He looks like a puppet, not like a powerful emperor who can turn the tide and have huge prestige. Secondly, readers know that you are going to follow Hill's path, conquer the heavens, and continue to expand. You will not copy any templates in reality. It is basically the same situation as Hill's empire. The old Junker aristocracy, the big capitalists, the emerging class. You have your own layout and make a "purge of Roma/stormtroopers". The capitalists are all on board and don't hang him on the street lamp. Is this right? The nominal mascot. In the book, it should be that the empire needs the emperor, not that the emperor cannot live without the empire. It is really difficult to recover, so I will find another way to rebuild. Anyway, I have the system science and technology book with me. emm I am not saying that the book is not good. The author is not good 🤐 Don't get me wrong. There are really too few good works in Qidian. It is rare to see a book that suits my taste. I see some unreasonable places. I can't help but express my thoughts😢

During the war, the protagonist's most elite Guardsmen forgot all about their training because they had no chance to use them. They were really elite.

But how come this novel is all words? It's so tiring to watch! 🤓

On the one hand, the protagonist can stop the war machine above, but on the other hand, there are no powerful armies, capitalists, or political parties loyal to the protagonist. Why should he stop the war if he doesn't have the power of his own?

An emperor who leads constant victories actually thinks it's a miracle that the empire can still be maintained. He can't even control the arms dealers, and he still can't control it after being the emperor for several years. What kind of retarded thing is this? He claims to have real power while doing the work of a puppet.

I thought that the main world was completely under control, and all my subordinates had reached 100 loyalty points and invaded the other world together to give the natives some dimensionality reduction blows. Unexpectedly, there is still a lot of poison left in the main world that has not been cleaned up. Coming to another world is just a small matter.

You, a restored emperor who conquered the country with an iron fist, can be manipulated by businessmen. You are a character.

It is better to start from the beginning with the ignored prince. He was the emperor from the beginning, and there were still many internal problems. Before they were solved, he started to separate and explore different worlds. The writing method is too fragmented. The sense of substitution is very important. You throw away so many settings at the beginning, and the plot is divided. How can the readers be involved? I have absolutely no desire to read any more. You can read the free chapters, but they will fall off a cliff after they are released.

The first chapter is a joy to watch. You, a factory owner who fought in World War I, are called the Chicken Feather Military-Industrial Complex. Are you the emperor of unification or the emperor who leads the country to turn around? Who can interfere with your ideas and your politics? Are you trying to compete with Zidan with your head 🙂

What a broken setting. The protagonist's template feels like a transcendent version of Hitler + Roosevelt. In four years, he went from being a puppet emperor to reviving the empire to almost unifying the world. Moreover, there are radios that can convey government orders to the lowest levels, and their popularity among the people is ridiculously high. As a result, some businessmen in the military-industrial complex took the lead in defying the government order, and an army marshal expressed dissatisfaction with the government order at a cocktail party and threatened to launch a military coup. Among the seven marshals, the three old aristocratic marshals are very dissatisfied with the protagonist and feel that their interests have been divided. The three new radical marshals are also very dissatisfied with the protagonist and feel that the new decree is hindering the upward path and even threatened a military coup. Only a semi-retired old marshal is loyal. Is this what would happen under a Heroic transcendent version of the Emperor?

I put so much effort into introducing the background of the empire, but in the end, I went to another world and the protagonist was struggling to colonize the land alone. I couldn't understand the meaning of being the emperor in the first few chapters.

The protagonist is a god, I can't even copy Xi'er

The two story lines are described in parallel. The author is not very good at it, but it always feels a bit confusing. He writes both sides but neither side is well written.

But the avatar started to become poisonous, and the basic plan was not settled. It was too outrageous for an emperor to fight alone in another world. I kept jumping to read it. I thought it was to unify the basic plan and then adjust the army to join the army. Through the world-crossing gate, start the torrent of steel against all the worlds. This is what you wrote in the introduction is correct. As a result, an emperor's clone is engaged in the history of struggle in another world. I am a bit overwhelmed. The basic plan has not been completed yet. It is really a bit unbearable.

This function of inheriting historical figures is really superfluous. What's the use of having this group of people want you to be the protagonist?

It was very enjoyable to write. I finished reading it in one go. From the decadent empire that occupies half of the world in the first chapter to becoming the true mortal Holy Emperor after gaining extraordinary power, it was so enjoyable. Chapter 50 was simply not enough to read. Although some settings were a bit flawed, they had no impact.

Get your money back! ! !

What a eunuch? It's really frustrating.

As for the author, this is it. I have something I don't know whether to say or not.

If you want to practice this skill, you must first retreat from the palace. The author is tired.

Cut? ? ? Why the hell am I saying this is the latest chapter? I thought I had dozens of them.

The author actually cut it. I'm so angry. I want my money back.

When I saw such a huge gap in my grades, I felt like I was getting used to it, and the content became more general as I wrote it.

Do a good job as the author, the monthly tickets will be great