Ninety-four billion people on Blue Star were transported to a different world in the game and all became lords!
Territory development, unit operations, intrigues, and power struggles!
Of course there's also card draw!
Let's see how a person can get by in the Lord game~
Reader comments
I didn't make full use of my talents. I cooperated with a neighbor and gave all the troop cards to others. It was completely unnecessary. I could have given him a few practical ones and then exchanged the card pack. The protagonist and his strength were not equal at all, so I treated him as an ally right away. It was so funny.
I could barely keep watching. I thought the protagonist was working hard to develop, and I didn't read the news and the heroine didn't appear, so I reluctantly kept watching. But just as I finished thinking about it, I saw the protagonist exchanging cards in the trading channel, and the woman who changed the cards, I dare say 90% of the time, she might be the heroine. I felt that the plot suddenly became very cliche, and I didn't want to watch it.
It's a bit difficult to get into the game. After reading a few chapters, I feel that the system is disorganized and a bit cumbersome to understand.
Without using talents to establish a positive cycle, card packs can only obtain a few resources and units that depend on luck. However, the benefits of obtaining card packs are very low and difficult, and the card pack system is in vain.
The creative plot is okay, but there are too many players within the scope of the protagonist, and the uniqueness of the elements required by the protagonist is not enough.
I can see that I want to write about the big picture, but not everyone doesn't write into group portraits and then rush to the street.
It's not brainless, nor does it have a dog-licking plot. It's just that the situation is too urgent and the protagonist is standing aside.
He is not a lone wolf, and his own unit settings are also average. I feel that he does not have many advantages. It may be because he has not reached the late stage, but the current impression is average. As a lord, he did not act vigorously and resolutely. Since some people have already attacked the natives, why not take the opportunity to eliminate the evil natives in the territory?
I didn't make full use of my talents. I cooperated with a neighbor and gave all the troop cards to others. It was completely unnecessary. I could have given him a few practical ones and then exchanged the card pack. The protagonist and his strength were not equal at all, so I treated him as an ally right away. It was so funny.
I could barely keep watching. I thought the protagonist was working hard to develop, and I didn't read the news and the heroine didn't appear, so I reluctantly kept watching. But just as I finished thinking about it, I saw the protagonist exchanging cards in the trading channel, and the woman who changed the cards, I dare say 90% of the time, she might be the heroine. I felt that the plot suddenly became very cliche, and I didn't want to watch it.
It's a bit difficult to get into the game. After reading a few chapters, I feel that the system is disorganized and a bit cumbersome to understand.
Without using talents to establish a positive cycle, card packs can only obtain a few resources and units that depend on luck. However, the benefits of obtaining card packs are very low and difficult, and the card pack system is in vain.
The creative plot is okay, but there are too many players within the scope of the protagonist, and the uniqueness of the elements required by the protagonist is not enough. I can see that I want to write about the big picture, but not everyone doesn't write into group portraits and then rush to the street. It's not brainless, nor does it have a dog-licking plot. It's just that the situation is too urgent and the protagonist is standing aside.
He is not a lone wolf, and his own unit settings are also average. I feel that he does not have many advantages. It may be because he has not reached the late stage, but the current impression is average. As a lord, he did not act vigorously and resolutely. Since some people have already attacked the natives, why not take the opportunity to eliminate the evil natives in the territory?
Come on, it looks good, the author is great
There's nothing wrong with it