From Country Knight to Imperial God King
About This Novel
Li Xing was transported to a different world by the "Universal Fortune" and became a knight whose territory was on the border, always facing attacks from monsters. He gets an attribute panel, and each attribute is bound to the population he has. In order to deal with the threat of monsters, he embarked on the path of expanding his territory and gaining more people to increase his strength. ... "Lord Knight, you protected your territory under the siege of dozens of ghouls. How did you defeat so many ghouls?" "There are three steps in total. The first step is to draw the sword, the second step is to rush in front of the ghoul, and the third step is to swing the sword and slash at the ghoul!" ... "Lord Baron, the population of your territory is more than twice that of other baronies. How do you feed them?" "It's very simple. Break into the monster's lair, chop down all the monsters, and then pull them back to be used as fertilizer. The crops will grow very well. Look at this apple that's bigger than your head. There's half a demon wolf buried under the tree!" ... "Your Majesty the God King, how did you kill that giant dragon?" "I don't know either. I stood still and it bumped into my sword..." "How did I hear that you baked its eggs and ate them..." "No, don't listen to the dragon's nonsense. How could I eat such an unknown thing as a dragon egg...~"
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Daily 5-star effort points A book with a unique angle, a novel that relies on population to enhance the protagonist's strength. Advantages: Combat power expands quickly, and the protagonist is almost never deflated. Disadvantages: The author's ability to suppress battles is obvious, which easily makes me think that the protagonist is a fool. However, if I think about it from another perspective, I would not be so bored fighting for the population. I am already at the top, so I just need to slowly increase my strength. The interesting part of this book is obvious. As the population grows, the protagonist's strength skyrockets and he can be called a medieval Gundam. He is invulnerable and invulnerable to all poisons. Although there is no battle of wits, it is in line with the style of medieval aristocrats. The villains have IQs, but they are all crushed by the protagonist's super power. There are also various monster technologies that embellish life. There are also poisonous points. The protagonist is forcibly arranged [a foreshadowing from the beginning], especially when it is close to Chapter 300, various acquaintances appear on the scene. I personally hate this kind of manipulation of the timeline, and even more disgusted with the timeline being arranged. The acquaintances and favors of the protagonist keep popping up, and are full of all kinds of coincidental events. After being substituted as the protagonist, it is quite suffocating. I would rather start violently and kill all these people than have my future arranged arbitrarily. Summary: A good book. If you don't mind that the protagonist is arranged like a Japanese-style destined hero, this book can be considered a good book.
By chapter 100, the protagonist is still called Li Xing
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Official(2)Scraped 22d ago
Chapter 311 fully ordered
Daily 5-star effort points A book with a unique angle, a novel that relies on population to enhance the protagonist's strength. Advantages: Combat power expands quickly, and the protagonist is almost never deflated. Disadvantages: The author's ability to suppress battles is obvious, which easily makes me think that the protagonist is a fool. However, if I think about it from another perspective, I would not be so bored fighting for the population. I am already at the top, so I just need to slowly increase my strength. The interesting part of this book is obvious. As the population grows, the protagonist's strength skyrockets and he can be called a medieval Gundam. He is invulnerable and invulnerable to all poisons. Although there is no battle of wits, it is in line with the style of medieval aristocrats. The villains have IQs, but they are all crushed by the protagonist's super power. There are also various monster technologies that embellish life. There are also poisonous points. The protagonist is forcibly arranged [a foreshadowing from the beginning], especially when it is close to Chapter 300, various acquaintances appear on the scene. I personally hate this kind of manipulation of the timeline, and even more disgusted with the timeline being arranged. The acquaintances and favors of the protagonist keep popping up, and are full of all kinds of coincidental events. After being substituted as the protagonist, it is quite suffocating. I would rather start violently and kill all these people than have my future arranged arbitrarily. Summary: A good book. If you don't mind that the protagonist is arranged like a Japanese-style destined hero, this book can be considered a good book.
By chapter 100, the protagonist is still called Li Xing
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