Lord’s Era: Only I Can Raise Troops Without Limit

To suppress the protagonist, the author went to great lengths; even the dead needed to eat.

This level 1 hero is stronger than the level 200 boss, what's the point of having this level? Just delete it, it's disgusting to look at.

The protagonist, even with cheating, doesn't have a Tier 6 unit, while everyone else does. How did he do that? He can't get a Tier 6 unit even with Tier 8 units, while others get one without even Tier 5! Even with the protagonist's cheat codes and rebirth, he's still not as powerful as them. Honestly, without cheating, the protagonist would struggle to even get a Tier 2 unit after rebirth.

Those players always moved at about the same speed as the protagonist, completely failing to see the advantages of being a cheater and a reborn individual.

I hate these kinds of books. They keep talking about past lives, and they haven't even figured out life yet, let alone what happened in the past. They're either mentally challenged or idiots.

Starting with a large guild with hundreds of thousands or even millions of members, and a small branch with tens of thousands? Are you kidding me? Are there really game guilds with that many members in real life? You can't even manage tens of thousands, let alone millions! Even if there were, how many people would be willing to follow a guild?

Why don't you just tell the military that the game will be integrated into reality in two years? Nobody knows your real-world identity anyway, and you're the first person in the game to do so. Do you think the military will gang up on you if you say that? Even if you publicly declare yourself a reincarnated person, so what? Will the whole world attack you for that?

The third chapter mentioned that there were no units of rank 12 or higher on Blue Star before the rebirth. So how did this Azure Dragon have units of rank 13?

The plot of this book is incredibly messed up. In the beginning, when summoning units at the altar, the altar didn't directly undergo a super-divine evolution; instead, the units evolved. Later, it became a super-divine evolution. And then, towards the end, even unit evolution disappeared!

I've only read a few chapters, and in the early stages there are tens of thousands of monsters at a single altar? Do you know how many monsters ten thousand is? Do you know how vast the area is? Can you even see the edge? Could you stand there and kill them all in 20 minutes?