If One Day I Become the Heavenly Emperor

The protagonist's surname is Zhong, and he possesses the aura of a powerful dynasty, which inevitably reminds me of an old friend 😄.

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To be honest, I got a little tired of reading the last book. It was constantly about fighting monsters way above your level, and after each level up, it would immediately start fighting monsters way above your level again. It felt like there was never a break. I hope the pace of this book can be slower, not too fast, and without constantly fighting monsters way above your level.

I've caught up! All I want to say is that this book is very well written, but there's one thing I have a question about. Is Zhong Wu the only member of the Zhong family? It's strange. We don't even know if his brothers are alive or dead. After all, they've been a royal family for hundreds of years, multiplying for so many generations.

It was already mentioned earlier that the world before the protagonist's transmigration didn't have any extraordinary beings. So how come a physical training technique performed so well in a world where extraordinary beings existed for tens of thousands of years?

I came from the author's previous book. I've only read parts of their earlier works, such as "Martial Arts Livestream" and "My Kung Fu is Popular Worldwide." I started reading "Martial Saint" and found it very enjoyable, so I subscribed to the entire book. I've been waiting a few months for this one, and it feels even better than the previous one.

It looks really good, so why isn't it getting any buzz? 🤔

The Three Emperors and Seven Powerful Men of China [Three Empires] Eastern Regions - Han Empire (Confucianism) Northern Regions - Liang Empire (Buddhist) Southern Regions - Song Empire (Taoist) The Seven Great Powers The Eastern Region - Yan Kingdom (Yin Yang School) maintains friendly relations with the Taoists. Eastern Region - Benevolent Kingdom (Medical Family) Befriends Buddhists

I feel that if the book had been titled this way during its initial release, instead of "Human Immortal!", It would probably have over 10,000 subscriptions by now.

The content, featuring war, interest groups, and ideological clashes, feels like a tribute to history and a subtle allusion to modern warfare, while also cleverly incorporating elements of martial arts and cultivation. It's a pity it's too immature and not good enough yet. Keep it up! Looking forward to it!