We’re All Struggling Lords, So Why Do You Have So Many Treasures?

This will be a "family heirloom", and it will not be unfinished if written normally. According to the speed of pig horns and territory promotion, it can be written by the author's children when he is older, and even if the children are good enough, they can pass it on to their grandchildren to write!

A very good story about the survival of all mankind. The main character Goldfinger is a synthetic, but not a brainless and powerful one. The author also writes a more reasonable story about slowly farming and growing, without mindlessly bombing the sky. The pace is slow, which is just right for me. I have read too many fast-paced stories, so I read it in one sitting. Recommended!

It's so beautiful, a five-star masterpiece! The protagonist often thinks of something but can't figure it out. The "flash of inspiration" mainly plays a styling role. So of course, when faced with other people's calculations or the petty intentions of his partners, he can't see it. The plot will only be triggered unless they explicitly say it, or when it has to be revealed. So what is the main reason why I think it looks good? He got a few relatively precious seeds in the early stage and gave them to his partners for planting. Although the harvest was nine to one, he clearly said that they would keep the seeds. In other words, the protagonist directly gave the seeds to the other party and 10% of the harvest to the other party. I am very strange. What use will you need at that time? Of course, the protagonist's generous qualities are reflected here. I like this kind of male character when I watch female videos.

Personally, I think it's pretty good among the Lord's stories, but I don't know why it's rated so low. The world view setting is very realistic. The virtual world fights against demons, the territory is like an aircraft carrier, and there are various different worlds. The arbitrary doors and other settings in it are also very interesting. The fact that the protagonist is so strong and the territory is so good is closely related to his talent. The personalities of some characters are also well developed, and the plot is very coherent. The protagonists do what they should do. The key point is that the combat power has not collapsed until now, and it is still only maintained at the third level. The protagonist has synthesized many legendary level weapons and props because of his talent, which has such a great advantage. There is a lot more content that can be written later, whether it is the legendary level, mythical level, or various demons, they are all worth looking forward to. I hope the author keeps writing!

Overall, it's okay. The more I write in the future, the better it gets. The use of the synthesis furnace in the previous section dissuaded many people. It would be better to add a period of experimental use after awakening talents to elicit usage conditions and success rates. This is more reasonable. Who is not interested in talents? Don't you want to study it immediately? In this way, the poisonous point will be much smaller, and readers will not be discouraged after using it after a few chapters.

If you're a logical person, don't miss this story, it's definitely underrated. It's very beautiful. I finished reading it in one sitting, but I just didn't feel like it was enough. The rhythm of the story is very good, and it progresses step by step. In the end, there is no collapse of combat power or currency. Moreover, not only the protagonist grows up, but also all the friends who follow the protagonist grow. These people can always help the protagonist and are not a one-man show. Both personal progress and territory construction are balanced, and basically every advantage is used. What's particularly rare is that the protagonist doesn't do everything by himself. The protagonist knows how to delegate authority. He is not a babysitter throughout the whole process, and his subordinates all have room to deal with problems on their own. The overall invincibility has a hint of calmness, calmness and comfort while overlooking all living beings. I have found dozens of similar novels about island survival or territory construction. This one really suits my temper. I can't get enough of it. I really can't get enough of it. I decisively bought a wave of gifts, hoping to continue writing. Come on.

Not bad, the author will update soon. In addition, if the male protagonist is strong, he can use the invitation wheel to collect the harem [eating melon]

It looks good, and the hanging strength is moderate, not too strong! The protagonist's attitude towards people and things changes as the plot progresses. Can the fourth level be upgraded? How long has it been stuck? Can this main line continue? [Smile][smile][smile]

This is a cool hybrid novel with obvious advantages and disadvantages: synthesis talent + ruins survival + lord farming. It has an eye-catching start, but is weak in the middle. The setting has bright spots but many bugs. It is suitable for decompressing and reading, but not suitable for delving into logic. The core setting is straightforward and easy to understand: Blue Star Doomsday has everyone traveling through the "Ruins World". The protagonist Chen Ci awakens and synthesizes SS-level talents, which can be combined with items, talents, arms, and buildings. "Two become one, and the quality is upgraded by one level." The growth line is clear, and it is refreshing and direct. The starting rhythm is steady: picking up rubbish in ruins → synthesizing and upgrading shelters → resisting magic contamination, fighting monsters, and grabbing resources → building a territory and becoming a lord. Survival is full of pressure and no procrastination. The elements are well integrated: survival + farming + lord + secret realm + treasures. It not only includes garbage collection and land reclamation, but also territory management, troop synthesis, and blessed land development. It is rich in content. Large volume and stable updates: 3.56 Million words + frequent updates, suitable for reading in one go, and guaranteed updates Suitable for: Readers who like synthetic flow, lord farming, survival in ruins, large quantities of food, and brainless fun; not suitable for readers who pursue rigorous settings, hard-core survival, and delicate writing. The ruins start by synthesizing, and the farming lord is both good and cool in the early stage, but useless in the later stage. It's a great way to decompress!

The most comfortable thing about this book is that the time arrangement is very reasonable. A common problem in many novels nowadays is that I want to write down everything I eat, drink, and eat every day. It only took a month or two to write hundreds of pages.