Another World: Starting Today, I'm the City Lord

The protagonist doesn't have a loyal golden finger, so he casually accepts his enemies as his subordinates? Why? Others don't want to have a more powerful backing, but they will rebel and become your subordinates. Do these supporting characters all know that the protagonist has an immortal aura and can defeat the original owner with a weak force?

The protagonist trusts others so easily? If you don't know the loyalty, why do you give away the training methods, sword skills, cement manufacturing methods, salt manufacturing methods, etc.? Isn't the protagonist afraid that they have second thoughts? Alas, I thought it could save me from the book shortage

I really want to complain and write about fantasy. It's very funny to use a Chinese name. No sense of immersion at all. . How about first introducing the division of the planet into the East and West and the origins of the characters, and then writing that the protagonist's family is an immigrant from the East. Otherwise, the protagonist should just use a Western fantasy name.

It seems that the few chapters are just to read the system and feel better, but the result is not Speechless, and it does not write what the readers want to read. This book looks too frustrating, and the protagonist has no choice but to be treated like this by his father Bicheng. Speechless, it is slow to watch, and it is not fun at all. It is completely **Feilu's rhythm. You must know that Feilu's subscription is several times that of other platforms, and it depends entirely on readers. Your book is **Feilu, and it is not popular at all.

By the way, it's normal for the author's attendance to be low. Come on. To be honest, there are many similar articles on Feilu, but there are really too few that appeal to people. Most articles have systematic insertions, resulting in uncoordinated development and unbalanced worldview, making the plot particularly intrusive. Personally, I really hate the excessive interference of various systems in articles. Why do we, as earthlings, have to rely on something that does not conform to the laws of reality to survive in other worlds? This is very unreasonable. I have searched a lot on the Internet, but there are really few articles about breaking away from the system. There are only a few copies of Pineapple Bun, and only a few in Flying Luli. It's so hard to find. The function of the system itself is to promote the development of articles, not to affect them. So if you don't control the system well, articles that don't write the system will be particularly good-looking. Just like this author's plot, it is logical, the writing is not obtrusive, and the rhythm is balanced and coordinated, making it very comfortable to read.

The master cooks for the slave to eat, and I eat it

I don't even have a golden finger to play without you.

I feel like the plot at the end is a bit too strong. Since it's about farming and hegemony, I'd better write more plots about development.

Fei Lu can always break through my lower limit. I will also buy a copy tomorrow. It is called "Becoming the City Lord from Tomorrow", and my pen name is Stay Up Night Dahei.

The author gives you some advice, don't use modern thinking to act in the world you traveled through. Some things are not perfect. The protagonist is a noble and does not need to be peaceful. If you want to change the world, you must first adapt to the world. The privileges of the nobles are still useful and useful. When you stand at the top, your words and deeds are the rules, such as Qin Shihuang.