Global Lord: The Creator Who Forges an Eternal Star Domain

As a lord, you are not even sure about the strength of your troops. You are sometimes careful and sometimes awesome. Reduce this description. It will only make people think that the protagonist**

This is the first time I saw a lord who didn't even have a lord's mansion, but lived in an inn.

I think the protagonist's childhood sweetheart is a bit realistic, although it is not written. If the protagonist awakens only an ordinary lord, the childhood sweetheart may change, because she may be waiting for you, otherwise it is impossible for so many people to not take the initiative at all, and have to wait for the protagonist to awaken.

An ordinary person has 10 attribute points, but you can't jump over a 20-meter-high wall with a minimum of 400 points? A 100-point attribute may not necessarily be able to hold a book weighing three to five hundred pounds???

It's boring. The most annoying thing about mainstream novels is that the heroes and all the soldiers are female and all the protagonists are women. In the early stage, it was fine, it was just tens or hundreds, but in the later stage, the number was calculated in hundreds of millions, and the setting was basically a beauty. Emotions have turned into a death assembly line, and people will always die in war. According to the author, every heroic soldier is a potential protagonist. A woman is too poisonous. Give her a wife? It is better to recruit someone with a famous name to be your wife, such as the heroine of animation, martial arts, film and television, and the supporting actress. Civilians in other heroic arms are both male and female, and they develop and reproduce according to the normal world. Otherwise, according to the author's setting, in the future there will be countless people, but the protagonist will have children alone? The rest all depends on recruitment?

I remember that in addition to the Sword of Contract Victory, King Arthur seems to have a scabbard called Somewhere Far Far Away. This scabbard is more powerful than this sword and because of the sheath. If there is no scabbard, King Arthur is at best of golden quality, and it cannot be mythical quality. That sword cannot increase King Arthur's value to such a high level. The scabbard is the most powerful thing, okay?

If you want to write a comprehensive comic, there are too many characters to recruit. Do you think it's too tedious to say that the altar can only summon one every five levels? In the later stage, is it like a fantasy novel that takes a long time to hold back and cannot reach a small realm, like recruiting a character for hundreds of chapters?

One hundred pictures ended the trial. I can't imagine how many words were lost in it.

The plot progress is slow, summoning characters is slow, and pushing people is slow. I know you put the two together to do this, but have you ever thought about where this is? Even if you separate, you can write something else in the middle while you continue your trials. You have to write them continuously. I haven't finished writing the trials until now. This is enough to get you through most of it. There are also pushing people and grinding. I don't understand whether you want to talk about feelings or directly** , there are people who are annoying while promoting various things to increase favorability, either don't make things that increase favorability, or don't be so slow, there is only one before it is put on the shelves, I really don't understand why you do it deliberately, it's too obvious.

The protagonist can arrange to upgrade, but what about others? What about the people who didn't die? And there won't be some inexplicable person who can't follow the protagonist without cheating, right? Or in a plot where the protagonist is targeted every day, you were already pretty cool at the beginning, but you won't be so dumb in the future, right?