All of Them Have Been Transferred to the Combat System, and I'm the Only One Who's Been Transferred to the City Lord Job, Right?

The writing is a bit confusing. Who is the protagonist? Why do 12 people say that humans with autonomous consciousness are coming? Then they talk about outsiders, and then the protagonist is the only city lord who changes his job. Why does it later say that the city lord is elected? What is the use of changing his job as a city lord? In other words, there are many city lords

This subject matter is quite novel at first, and I thought I would read it after I have read it. Today I found that there is nothing to read, so I read it first. I found that the writing is very messy, and you also forced to change other people's loyalty to positive repeatedly. I don't know what you are thinking. Others are players, not NPCs. You can call it a cult. Other cults brainwash others, but you don't even wash their brains, you just change their brains. And the troops you cultivated later were so messed up that I didn't know whether those guards were players or NPCs. If you were a player, I didn't expect that your S-level attributes would be applied to others. It's easier to say that you are an NPC. If you want to write about this kind of subject, you can read a little bit about it, which is about fighting for hegemony, where a village is slowly developed from a small camp, and you can learn from them. What you wrote is so confusing. I feel like I'm confused as I read it. I don't know what you're writing and I can't understand the meaning [face covering]

First of all, it's just a headline-grabber, switching all the people to the combat system? I clearly wrote about the life aspect, such as adding experience to the protagonist, especially the protagonist's secretary who is still at the same level as the protagonist after so long. Secondly, can such a useless talent of the protagonist be SSS level? 1 He is said to be the city lord, but he can only manage the city lord's palace, and he has to recover the rest by himself. 2 SSS level city lord, B level secretary, C level guard, not even an A level. 3. You cannot make your own tasks. Residents need to issue tasks or special props. Without a system, it would take hundreds of years to upgrade these CD-level tasks. 4 There is a lack of resources. The city lord's mansion has no population and no high-level professions, so it cannot generate many resources. To sum up, without a system, the protagonist will die in the first invasion of beasts, or at most the sixth wave of skeleton mages. You can't upgrade innately, your attributes are low, and you haven't developed resources the day after tomorrow. Isn't it funny that you are SSS level?

It gave me a headache to watch. 1-What is the Battle of Ten Thousand Cities? What are the advantages and disadvantages? 2-What are the conditions for issuing tasks? Why can ordinary people send it? 3-Can I accept the tasks assigned by the protagonist myself? 4-The protagonist's profession is a city lord. In the Battle of Ten Thousand Cities, does every city have a city lord? ………… Can you complete the settings? [What][what]

As I watched, a sister suddenly appeared

It made me confused. After reading a few chapters, I didn't know all the basic information. There were even more nonsense skills that directly showed the thought stamp. I joined the adult palace and directly modified my thinking. I was drunk. -30 Loyalty directly changed to 87. Who in the right mind would join if he knew this situation? Others are not stupid. The changes are so big that they can be seen at a glance. Forget about the loyalty of the summons. Those who join also make such forced modifications. What a talent.

After reading a few chapters, I'm really embarrassed that I can't stand it anymore. After reading the title and introduction, I thought it was an invincible and refreshing article, but what about the reality? The protagonist transferred to the only professional SSS level city lord and was in charge of the city lord's mansion in Lingxiao City. However, he only had a few people and no functions. He was waiting to be unlocked and started from scratch! At the beginning, a month has passed. The protagonist cannot go out to fight monsters and upgrade. Even if the city government is level C, the protagonist has not been upgraded. (They also said that others can reach level 5, but in the blink of an eye they are level 17.) The protagonist seems to be unable to post or accept tasks. Only residents in the city can issue them and players can accept them. They are all the lowest level tasks in CDF, and you still get 100 gold for refreshing the tasks? Finally, Golden Finger is online, but it still requires money. The key is that the protagonist really has no money. Looking at the introduction again, the world view is very grand, but is the protagonist like a single-player copy, closed and independent?

This book has a big BUG. The loyalty of people who join the City Lord's Mansion is average. That is to say, if you force others to join the City Lord's Mansion on your mobile phone, they will gain average loyalty, and then the cycle will continue to unify. It's my subordinates, not my cell phone...

I was confused at first! The explanation of the world background is a mess!

Looks good, Tae cool

The writing is really messy.

The other person's city is intact, but the protagonist's city is torn apart. Nausea

I gave up after seeing that people were averagely loyal when they joined, so I just wrote a thread and directly took advantage of this feature. In the early stage, I spent money to trick people into joining, and in the later stage, I tricked the city lords into joining.

Come on💪💪💪

Poison, too many pitfalls, bye bye

You can continue to work hard.

666 Super exciting

Come on, boy!

What a forced brainwashing

I don't understand. You are a team, but no one is looking at the blood volume, and the city lord found it. If you don't look at the blood volume when fighting monsters, what kind of monsters should you fight?

It's just a rubbish novel that the author used for his own entertainment. It's nothing.

It's so poisonous!

Nice. . .