An Empire for All: Building an Immortal Dynasty from a Village

Such a standard and solidified process, written by AI?

I originally wanted to give it a bad review, but I'll give you a so-so one after reading it. A lot of things were written down, and the people in the group chat you created didn't get together at the end. I probably wrote the whole novel myself at the beginning, but I started writing it with AI when I got to a big county. The whole novel is next. It's been fighting all the time, summoning barracks and then jumping into the battlefield. It's like an assembly line, and the protagonist is fighting all the time. In this way, you can write about collective time travel. Just write about the protagonist's time travel by himself. You don't have to write about other people. Yeah, it's just a plot where the main character fights until they are unified. If you didn't talk about global travel, I would have thought it was a novel where the main character travels through the world and has a live broadcast system. It doesn't have anything to do with others. Just upgrade and someone will send you a powerful barrage. What? They all provided you with emotional value in the past, and then they watched you pretend and fly. Anyway, the AI ghostwriting is too obvious. I felt that I could catch up after watching the county town and the ending. Anyway, there was a constant fight in the middle. After reading it, I will summarize and upgrade. Summoning the barracks, summoning generals, and fighting are all about these four points. Upgrade the summoned barracks and then summon generals to lead the troops directly to the scene. Anyway, this process is exactly the same as the assembly line. Goodbye.

I like the story direction, plot development and overall outline very much, but the author loses the setting while writing the development. It feels like a bear is breaking the stick, breaking it off all the way...

So watery

In the early stage, you can also talk nonsense in the later stage.

The smell of love is too strong.

It's a bad ending book. It's okay in the early stage, but it goes downhill in the middle stage. In the later stage, it's a bad ending and the ending ends very quickly.

It's just so-so. Not to mention ugly, it's not particularly good-looking either.

Stinky!

The plot in the first few chapters is so bloody