Pioneer Lordship: Start by Buying a Slave Kitten

After looking at 30 photos, I think it's okay. It's just that the protagonist's identity as a time traveler is really not felt. My horizons and structure have not been opened.

No matter in China and the West, or no matter where you are, the most powerful are the powerful species. Only powerful species will have better talents. This is an eternal truth. Both of their races belong to orcs, and they are also lower races. Besides, how smart is a fox girl? Without any experience in management, you give her the territory and manage it in an orderly manner. The key is that she is still a little female fox (not old). If his race is so awesome, then what does it have to do with you humans? Listen to me, we really don't need to accept girls.

There are too many realms and too few talents. It feels like a high demon. He can be easily crushed in a fight. Lord Wen Gao Mo is still barely interested.

Most of the words and sentences in the novel are in Chinese style, but the main body of the novel is a Western fantasy lord novel, so it is quite fragmented. Although it does not affect the reading, it is quite dramatic to watch.

A eunuch? ? ? Stop being such a eunuch. It's too boring

More updates. I've given you all the monthly tickets. Please give me some help. Don't be a eunuch.

It can be written well, and the Lord novel is relatively good-looking. The golden finger function is weak, but it shows the wisdom, strategy, means and scheming of the protagonist. It is worth reading and I highly recommend everyone to read it!

The early plot is very similar to another book called Goldfinger, which is monthly information.

Update soon, it's not bad. (0) Just blah blah blah blah blah

I really disliked Chapter 46. Obviously before the battle, your protagonist vowed to "eliminate the roots", but when the fight actually started, the enemy ran away. After that, he pretended to be arrogant and said "this is part of the plan", as if the enemy's escape was completely under his control. But this is not the case at all! It's obviously your own incompetence. That so-called "perfect plan" was full of loopholes, allowing the enemy to escape easily. If you hadn't been so bragging and acted so confident in the beginning, I wouldn't have said anything. But the problem is, you were too complacent in writing, as if it was perfect, but in the end it turned out to be a joke. Since you want to write about the enemy escaping, then simply set it from the beginning that this is the protagonist's plan to show his intelligence and foresight, rather than being forced to let the enemy go because the plan is rubbish. The "confident and capable" feeling created by the protagonist from the beginning to the present completely collapsed in an instant. Maybe other readers can accept it, but not me. Goodbye.