The Great Ruler: Starting in the Lower Plane

It feels like there is a bit of a back-and-forth (no malice). The title of the book is Big Overlord, so it must be for readers who want to see a fanfic about Big Overlord, but in the end, it is all about writing original lower planes. The Overlord fandom itself is not very popular, and not many people are attracted to it. As a result, the things written so far are all original. You might as well just create an original book.

Does the protagonist know how to draw a top? If he finds a way to unlock the Gale Wings, he should be able to defeat the Great Overlord easily 😏

It's a bit interesting. It's a relatively rare plane other than Dou Po and Wu Dong.

I originally thought it was a Domination fanfic, but so far, I've been writing about my own lower plane, but it's surprisingly good 😍

Well, I feel like the author may have written something wrong. I see that Qing Yanjing and Wen Qingxuan are listed in the character list as the heroines. If there is Qing Yanjing, based on the age gap between Qing and Wen, the author has two ways to write it. One is that after the protagonist ascends to the Great Qian, Qing Yanjing has already given birth to Muchen and then takes in his wife and Wen. , But writing this way will make readers unhappy; the other is that when the protagonist meets Qing Yanjing after being promoted to the Great Qian, she was still a girl, but in this case, accepting Wen Qingxuan is equivalent to the protagonist asking an old cow to eat young grass. After all, Wen was not born yet. Writing this way makes the protagonist somewhat shameless.

Hurry up and enter the world, there's nothing to see in the lower planes.

Haven't you seen whether this guy could be Muchen's father?

I have also accepted Luo Li, she is the heroine after all, and other high-quality women have also been accepted. For example, I can't remember, I remember Xiao Xiao, Lin Jing, Qing Yanjing's niece's name but I forgot

When will some original characters like Luo Li have roles?

The later part was pretty good, I finished reading it in half a day 🙂 The early part was indeed a bit boring