As a Newly Awakened War Emperor, I Refuse to Follow the Script

I recently noticed in the comments that a group of people are clamoring for the protagonist to quickly unify Earth, eliminate any dissenting nations, and boost Earth's strength so it can protect itself later. These comments baffle me. A fifth-tier civilization, developed for tens of thousands of years, was wiped out by the female protagonist, a mere Dark Abyss Lord. And Earth? It's not even a first-tier civilization! Do you expect it to surpass established powers in just three years? That's wishful thinking. No matter how Earth develops, it's destined for destruction as long as the protagonist is absent. The protagonist, newly born, lacks management skills and doesn't know how to govern a planet. Let him develop steadily...

Please follow my new book, "The Doll Girl's Saintly Corruption Plan".

Don't post the new chapter randomly! That's for the new book, you posted the wrong thing!

If, as Feng Xuanji said, the Mother Goddess's reset was to resolve the war with the outer realms, then under what circumstances would she reset? It certainly wouldn't be in the current state, where the two forces are relatively balanced. Nor would it be because the Mother Goddess's side holds a significant advantage. The only remaining possibility is that the Mother Goddess's side is almost unable to withstand the invasion from the outer realms, thus resorting to this desperate measure. Why would she use such a desperate measure? It's highly likely that the Mother Goddess's side has suffered severe damage. The following are some of my speculations. From Chapter 55 of Volume 5, we know that the previous plot was no different from before the reset, meaning...

This is the second book I've read, and for some reason I can't get into it.

"Lin Ling is pregnant, waaaaah!" A man held his phone in one hand and kept wiping tears from his eyes with the other. "Lin Ling has grown up, I should be happy." "But, Zhuo Xiyue, you bastard, Lin Ling is still a child! How could you do this to her?" The man stared at his phone, getting angrier and angrier. After a while, the man began to think that he was just an ordinary observer after all. Perhaps only by killing the author could he change things. So he decided, "Oh no, Xiyue, if you dare to treat Lin Ling badly, I'll kill Zi Ma!" The man shouted. (This is a true reflection of an old father after reading about Lin Ling's pregnancy.)

It's so bad, I can't stand it. The plot is nonsensical, dozens of chapters long, and you can skip around without affecting the reading experience. The villain steals the protagonist's base, and the protagonist is offline for over ten chapters. It would be better to write about an orphan protagonist.

Please, you're the protagonist! Why are you acting like a complete waste? You're already a War Emperor, and you're still messing around with these petty things? The Beast Invasion should have happened a long time ago! Dragging it out to chapter 70-something feels so petty, you know? Every few chapters it makes my blood pressure skyrocket. Just give us a giant beast invasion to usher in a new era, everyone cultivating immortality, nations uniting superficially before falling apart for three years, then a foreign invasion, huge losses, achieving true unification—wouldn't that be better? A perfect early-game plan, and instead you're adding new characters like crazy. Not only are they poorly developed, but they all look so generic. The pacing is too slow, not engaging at all. You should have just focused on reforms, domestic affairs...

The new book is good, but this one, after reading only the first two volumes, feels like an insult to my intelligence.

To be honest, the frequent appearances of other, inexplicably introduced main characters, such as the "Long Aotian's younger brother" and members of the Red Star Clan, feel very strange. I can understand the author's intentions, but I suggest starting with simpler characters first. Too many characters and unevenly distributed screen time make the plot feel fragmented and difficult to read. I want to see the main characters' storylines, but then suddenly several chapters are dedicated to some seemingly random, weak, overpowered Long Aotian and his harem, which is really baffling.