The Lord Era: a real world, one that can satisfy people's countless desires.
Players enter this world as lords, build up their power, and compete for supremacy.
You can even do indescribable things with the game's NPCs.
Qin Yan, reborn with his own cheat, logged into the game ahead of everyone else.
Cheat One, God-Tier Lottery: Randomly draw one divine artifact every day.
Cheat Two, Hero Summoning: If you have a Hero Altar, you can summon the highest-level hero available from it.
Cheat Three, Doubled Resources: All basic resources you obtain by any means are doubled.
Cheat Four, Child of Fortune: Your luck will increase dramatically.
In his previous life, Qin Yan started playing this game too late and missed out on many resources. But now, he intends to leave the other players with nowhere to go.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Can you be more reserved? Everyone knows that the protagonist is the master, but you, the author, can't know it. The protagonist is lacking something in particular one moment, and the next second he is telling you what to reward. Haha, that's it once or twice. It's nonsense for you to write like this every time.
This must be a single player game, right?
This plug-in of yours is too good, you are invincible.
This is an invincible novel. . .
The start was so strong that I had no desire to continue watching. First of all, the protagonist's stall is too wide. In the first twenty chapters, the protagonist introduces Douglas, Mark, Fiona, Garp and others, as well as bronze-level buildings such as wells, farms, lumberyards, houses, sentry towers, etc. The silver-level ones list the bronze-level enhancements again.
I've read more than 20 chapters and the protagonist is still playing single-player
What the hell, the order is all messed up. After reading the first chapter, the next chapter jumps directly to chapter 60.
It's completely a stand-alone, personal play
A little bit of blood will cause permanent damage. If you fight a few times, I'm afraid you won't be able to ascend to heaven.
Lifespans are not equal, but you plan to let the elves be passed down as family heirlooms from generation to generation. I really want to complain when I see that part. It's outrageous. But the protagonist in the future is awesome. If you do some racial sublimation or something, it should be almost the same.