The Farming Lord: Gods Flock to My Territory for Refuge

There's nothing much to say. I just want to ask the author, is the protagonist invincible? You actually dared to abolish the slavery system, even if it was just to abolish the slavery system in your own territory. Are you really not afraid that the nobles at that time will trouble you? Doesn't this mean that you are an alien in the eyes of those foreign races? Has it destroyed the traditional order? Do you think people will use force to beat you? If you are already very powerful, then you will be useless if you are useless. You dare to fly in the early stage. You are so powerful.

It's okay, the protagonist's beginning and development are relatively bland, but I quite like it. One point is deducted because the protagonist believes a little too much in the modern one. Modern organizational evolution has its merits, but the ancient one is not unreasonable. In our country, feudalism represented by the county system has lasted for two thousand years, and there is also the ancient European enfeoffment system that the society in this book refers to. All of them have reasonableness and excellence. It's okay for the protagonist to be friendly to the people, but he still holds a representative meeting, which is a bit outrageous. If you are half a step ahead of others, you are a genius, but if you are one step ahead of others, you are a madman.

Fighter among the garbage, I have nothing to say about liberating the slaves, but you have to pay a little bit. Ah, slaves are the wealth of the nation. If you can't use them at all, just throw the money away, and it will be wasted. Even as soon as the slaves were liberated, a slave was ready to catch him and threaten him, but he actually let him go and was even going to give him the breathing method. Really Holy Mother, really awesome.

Bland, tasteless food