Everyone is a Lord, Why Do You Have Hundreds of Millions of Talents?

I'm really curious, where is your lord? I have read more than 100 chapters from the first chapter to now. I am really curious, what are his soldiers doing? From the beginning to the end, the protagonist is holding a bow and arrow and killing from here to here. I didn't see the lord at all. This lord is obviously very talented and can go crazy. I just don't see you using it. It's completely selling sheep's head to dog meat. Especially this Jianguo, it's even more casual. It collects a few villages and then builds a country. I really laughed to death, soldier, I didn't see any effect at all. It's just the main character having a single sex. After all, those lords also specialize in writing about soldiers' battles and large-scale legion battles. You don't have that at all. You don't write about legion battles at all. It's just the protagonist's single sex. It's like selling sheep's meat to dogs.

I even suspect that the protagonist's sister is a burden or a hindrance arranged by the world for the protagonist, and those people in front are useless, directly suppressing submission by force, plus the loyalty percentage of military heroes, in reality, the people and allies are burdens and none of them are useful.

A lot of nonsense and not decisive at all. It really feels like I'm just relying on myself, and I don't have any personal ability or courage. And average IQ

The combat power was okay in the early stage, but later on, when the evil god lords casually pulled out 20,000 golden combat power, other players were not outstanding. And I feel that the suppressive power of the red combat power in the later stage is obviously lower than that of the purple bear in the early stage. Looks like the battle strength is broken

And you didn't write down how many citizens or soldiers you had from beginning to end. You just randomly guessed a few or dozens at a time. I don't know how many there are and it's almost the same as random writing. I'm very curious. Mistresses like this usually don't have many statistics, but at least there will be a few times when you don't have any at all. So, when it comes to villages versus Jianguo, I'm really funny. The towns in the middle, these are completely There are none at all, and there are questions about combat power, there are also problems with the extraordinary system, and the realm is not mentioned. It is better to complete a random guess, not white, gold, etc., And then extraordinary, make statistics, and then send one. You also have absolutely nothing and let readers guess randomly, especially Brother Shenming. Dozens or hundreds of soldiers have begun to participate in activities such as the Heart of God. I can only say that this combat power has collapsed at all.

The combat power has collapsed, and there are no negative reviews in the book, only good reviews, which is strange

If nothing else, just read the introduction: The protagonist's sister has been missing for many days in a row. Is this sentence a bad sentence? The introduction is like this, so what can we expect from the main text?

The rat men are not lovable, and the base is smelly. I would at least replace them with kobold men, who would be more lovable.

It's just watery from the beginning. There is only a little bit of storyline in one chapter, and the rest is all scenery descriptions and background explanations.

Goldfinger adds blood, adds attributes, and can upgrade the corps. It's so awesome. After 100 chapters, it only has about 200 attributes. It's not as high as the attributes of BOOS. The corps doesn't have much power. It's really useless.