Lords of All People: Starting from the Undead, the Growth Rate Increases by 100 Times

I'm really speechless. I haven't seen the target yet. I have the strength. I've never been beaten every day. I've never seen anyone take the initiative to beat anyone. It doesn't matter if a lord doesn't sit in the territory. I go to a human city every day to be an adventurer. You can just write that you are an adventurer.

The protagonist is the kind of person who sees a woman unable to walk, so the woman surnamed Dong helps her every day, providing weapons, food, resources, soldiers, territories, guns, and tasks to others. The protagonist, like a fool, goes to the human city every day to pick up tasks. He owns millions of dollars and runs to do tasks worth tens of dollars every day. An army of nearly 10 million people can't defeat hundreds of thousands of orcs, and they are of a higher level than others. Forced wisdom. The protagonist's mother's heart is so overflowing that everyone helps, even the men who see a woman unable to walk help. The most disgusting thing is that they still pretend to be a licking dog for the sake of mankind. There are so many troops who go to human stores to do tasks every day when they are not fighting. The money earned from doing tasks cannot buy a single soldier. The money earned from opening a store is always just a fraction. A good undead army is not used by oneself, but is sent as a licking dog to others to protect his mistress. Give me whatever you have, don't ask, it's just for the sake of humanity

Passively choose the undead camp, and Goldfinger is even more powerful. Although he was very passive every time, he still killed when it was time to kill. Apart from exploring and fighting monsters, there is really nothing to desire and it is boring to watch. The first in the region, the human magician. While others are fighting dozens or hundreds of fights, the protagonist is already passively fighting a war of tens of thousands. But the protagonist's personal strength is still not as strong as any female warrior who knows the martial arts on earth. The orange hero undead maester and the blue hero orc warrior are real decorations. It's fun to run and exercise every day and say I'm afraid of muscle atrophy. Why not use the function of rejuvenating spring to increase physical fitness? Can't you increase your physical fitness by eating high-level animal meat? The only attraction is to actively explore and then passively engage in some wars, which is just suitable for killing time! I really don't know why the protagonist is asked to choose the undead, and he is close to humans, but he can't take the initiative to start a war to expand his territory. It's really disrespectful.

Everyone has needs, and bartering is to get what they want. The key thing is that both Fang Hao and Dong Jiayue are very happy to exchange on the regional channel, which is very good.

Instead of being a lord in your own territory, be a cloth merchant for others. The key thing is not to send troops to attack the city and ruin the novel!

You have more than 500,000 skeletons. Anyone can break through and hit the village. It feels like forty people.

Fang Hao is not a bad person. Bolton doesn't need to be too nervous. He won't kill you. He won't let you go because he has something to ask you. Just answer his questions honestly.

When will the author release more dozens of chapters? This little bit is not enough to read. The book coins, book coupons and memberships are all ready, just waiting for you to squeeze me. Come on, the author is great (*^ω^*)

Also, the protagonist is from the undead camp, so why is there a hodgepodge of miscellaneous types? Do you still need loyalty to transform the undead?

The protagonist's three views are very upright. Since he has already lived without worries, there is no need to worry about it. Where can you gather the wool when the sheep are gone? Where can you kill the pigs when they are dead? It is the embodiment of personality charm that you would rather be a benevolent king than an overlord. Some young readers think that you wrote about the Virgin, but older bookworms think that you wrote it just right.