The Player Takes the Lord Route

I endured it until I read Chapter 5... The author should revise it from scratch. Not only is it verbose and repetitive, but it keeps grinding on the popular science, and the protagonist's psychological activities are endless. It made me look at those people who always say the least nice things, but actually do nothing but talk. The protagonist's mood and personality are like a roller coaster, changing from moment to moment. It was painful to watch. I don't know what the specific settings will be later, but I can only say that these first few chapters can dissuade a large number of people who read novels such as survival games or territorial infrastructure. After all, we are here to watch the protagonist work, and then enjoy the sense of accomplishment and satisfaction of completing tasks and building results. The character of the protagonist does not need to be perfect from the beginning. I read some comments and it is most likely that they want to reflect the protagonist's high IQ with the brain running all the time and the academic sense that likes to think. But it can be mentioned in two or three sentences, and the details will be revealed bit by bit later... Anyway, let's revise the article.

This book is good. It's just that if the protagonist has extra resource points and copper coins, why doesn't he want to upgrade all the buildings in the territory that can be upgraded to the intermediate level? Anyway, it is impossible for a building to be upgraded to a high-level one in a short period of time. A few more intermediate-level buildings can make up for the shortcomings of the territory. Moreover, according to various types of games (whether they are construction or other types of games) and various construction and survival novels, it can be seen that the buildings built by the system and the buildings built by players with relevant needs will always need to be upgraded. If they are not upgraded in the early stage, they will be stuck for a long time in the later stage, which will seriously affect the player's personal development/game experience.

It's great to watch. The protagonist's scholar career is very good. Adding a photographic memory skill would be even better. The scholar's ​​career is not fully utilized yet.

It's a super good-looking book. It's a bland book but definitely not a dead book. The protagonist has a good personality and is very smart. There are very few fights and killings. I like the atmosphere of the territory very much. There aren't too many chores. In short, it's super, super, super recommended.

There is no poisonous point in this book so far. The author's writing is very delicate. The territory construction is relatively easy. The protagonist does not pretend to be pretentious and seems to be a normal person. The disadvantage is that the writing is too trivial in many places, so that the plot progress is very slow. I can even say that the first ten chapters can be skipped because it will not affect subsequent reading. The first ten chapters are all used to reflect the character of the protagonist and explain the background of the world. Judging from the subsequent plot, the same content still exists, so the first ten chapters only establish a territory and can be regarded as content [face covering] I'm a little worried about whether the author can write a satisfying climax, or that this will be a relatively pure lord development novel.

It's pretty good, unconventional, logical, and a normal protagonist.

It's okay, but the effect of the current system is too weak, and the protagonist's territory grows very slowly.

The extraordinary method in this book is very interesting

It's very well written, thank you to the author! ! ! !

Okay, the protagonist's IQ is okay

The plot is novel, the content is interesting, and the overall reading feels quite smooth without any poisonous points. The fire potential is just a bit lacking. As for the shortcomings, it seems that the classification of levels is not obvious, which makes people feel confused.

It's nice to read, and it's written very carefully.

It's okay, average.

Lords of the whole people provide food and grass! Come quickly!

Big cheers for the author!

Like it very much. Well, I can try to make you think very simply, but as long as you think a little bit, you will also have a sense of superiority.

It's pretty good. It's all about territory development and cross-border transactions (but the handling fee is expensive). It just ends when I have some contact with other people. The map is very big. I'm looking forward to the following plot.

It's nice to look at, there's nothing wrong with it overall, it's worth a look

I'm really worried that it will die prematurely. It's obviously not bad, but there are a little few people.

Isn't entertainment easy? Make some wooden signs, depict them with various professions in this world, and add attack, health and skills. Get a set of Hearthstone cards

I quite like this pace. I feel that most of the novels where the game comes to reality are too fast.

It's okay, but it feels like a bit of nonsense (maybe it's an illusion). The characters that appear are all okay (for now). I hope there are more to watch.

Come on, come on, I really like the pace of the protagonist

Personally, I feel that this is the best lord article I have ever seen on Tomato.