I Turned a Lord's Game into a Farming and Hoarding Simulator
领主游戏被我玩成种田囤货流
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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This book isn't that bad, it's just a bit slow-paced, but those who like to read about collecting supplies will probably like it very much. The main thing is whether the author can write down the total number of supplies, even a rough estimate, such as enough for how many people to use for how many years. Although it can't be said to be grass jelly, food and grass should still be counted. Come on, author!
I see how many people have been persuaded to quit by the female hamster! Five-star praise, can't let me feel uncomfortable alone
It's quite interesting. I don't know why the score is so low. After reading the comments later, I feel like there are a lot of brushes to gain points.
It's good to keep it up. As long as the combat power doesn't collapse, it's fine. However, it's better to add skeleton soldiers to the population. After all, it makes sense for the undead tribe to not let the undead be the population, right?
It is very confusing whether the talent can be used. You can get a hundred times the harvest with the slaughtering skill, but not with the decomposing skill. You can get 100 pieces of equipment with forging skills. Even if you don't get 100 times by decomposing it, if you get the materials for one piece of equipment, you can forge it again and get 100 pieces of equipment. In this way, with two skills, you can get 99 more pieces of the same equipment. Then sell them for more basic materials. The later talents are basically useless... And the treasure chest contains a hundred death-avoiding talismans. I can be immune to 100 fatal injuries in a day, so I don't dare to waste it at this time. Anyway, I have read more than 200 chapters, and the talisman was useless once, and it just gathered dust in the backpack.
It's a very good book. I don't know why the rating is so low. The plot development is a bit slow but reasonable. There are no major flaws or poisonous points.
A well-written book, why do good books have such low ratings?
It's okay, it's okay
This book is suitable for people with a slow pace. If you are impatient, you can read some cool articles about Dragon King, God of War, etc. It is very well written and the author deserves praise. The only disadvantage is that the author writes too slowly. I advise you to read 80,000 words a day [sneaky smile] [sneaky smile]
Excellent farming story with smooth plot. [Laughing evilly] The only shortcoming is that without a lord, he is as busy as a dog in his depraved life.