Lords of All the People: Sacrifice to the Mother Planet at the Beginning

Three questions. The first one: eat books. It was just set that 2,000 units of food would be put on the shelves every day. After a few chapters, in order to trade, when I was short of money, I directly sacrificed and put 5,000 units of food on the shelves in exchange for gold coins. The hero just summoned in the previous chapter was set to recruit 20 team members every day (20 people/day). In the next chapter, the hero directly recruited more than a hundred murlocs. Second: Typos. It's really outrageous. You didn't check it at all after you finished writing. There were two lines of words in one paragraph and three typos (words or words). Very affecting reading. The third one: It's called Lord Struggle, but it's actually a solo game. The protagonist now has nine silver 10-star troop lairs and six suicide squad heroes (really complaining about silver 10-star miscellaneous heroes, right?) Then there is the two-dimensional harem. What is so outrageous? The so-called struggle for hegemony. The plot so far basically consists of the two harems of Shinobu and Medusa. Nine Silver 10-star lair troop units and six Silver 10-star Suicide Squad heroes. Pure decoration.

When I saw the latest chapter (Chapter 89), I felt it was okay, but there were 3 places where I looked a bit uncomfortable. 1. When trading with a caravan for the first time, the protagonist used 5,000 units of food in exchange for gold coins. The author set himself to only be able to put 2,000 units on the mall every day. This is considered a book. 2. The protagonist used food in exchange for a large lobster resource point in the early stage, but in the latest chapter, he never saw it again. This book can be regarded as a data flow. It is very painful that the data cannot be remembered accurately. 3. There are only a few heroes in total for the protagonists, and there are only 6 of them in the Suicide Squad. They don't have much ability, let alone indispensable. Maybe it's the author's feelings? To be honest, I don't know about the others, but when I think about their identity as a group of villainous criminals, I don't like them at all.

Why not sacrifice the dungeon? It will be safer and more rewarding if you don't enter.

I just want to ask where your girlfriend is?

Author, your renegade protagonist makes people feel that he is capricious, which makes him not a good person.

There are too many typos. The author should check it himself before posting, otherwise it will make people feel that you don't even study the words well. This is an attitude problem. As a Chinese, I don't even learn Chinese characters. This is really...