
Global Lord: I Can See Loyalty
全民领主:我能看到忠诚度
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 274k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Lord-Building Stories With a Slow Growth Arc, No Unique Troop Type from the Start
Not the kind where it's all “from the start, the only hidden unit” and “SSS-rank talent,” then the protagonist is ridiculously powerful from the start with everyone losing their intelligence. I'd like some clever mind games instead.
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It's pretty good. Although the introduction and title seem unremarkable, the content is still worth reading. When I first saw this book, I just looked at the title and almost missed it without reading the content... My footprints can be found in the previous comments! After seeing the latest chapter, it is generally good. Although it is about persuading surrender, it is natural that the player conflicts are also fierce, even the conflict with the official NPC, which has not yet come out. After all, the protagonist only has a few thousand troops now, and he cannot confront the state machine. At least tens of thousands of troops can leave the novice village and start attacking the NPC city... I look forward to the performance of the protagonist in the future. I also hope that there will be less interaction with NPCs and life conversations, and more plot development and war performance... Otherwise, it will be easy to skip the scene or consume the readers' patience because of the excessive length!
It looks good, the gold finger is not too big, nor too invincible, just right [shy]
You may be able to see it. Not the super brainless kind. There is no female protagonist or supporting role. Of course, this is just for now and I hope there won't be any bullshit plot.
I am currently reading Chapter 20 and saw one of the sentences. The protagonist asked the villagers to stand behind him, because the villagers were worried about the protagonist and they were guarding the village gate. They were worried about the protagonist. On the surface, they nodded and said they would stand behind the protagonist. In fact, he stood firmly in front of the protagonist. These are just ordinary villagers. He has no special talents. Physical value, any value is ordinary. Only loyalty and passion. This made him stand in front of the protagonist without fear of death. So far I'm happy to see that there is no female lead, but I don't really like it. It is far away from the so-called love that has some sticky feelings that are abnormal at first glance. This is my biggest feeling when I read this article. It is my honor to die for you. The protagonist gave them hope, so they were willing to die for the protagonist. It's a kind of trust. Also, I prefer to read novels like Three Kingdoms, where the protagonist describes soldiers as guardians. Recognition of yourself is the leader, the guide. Just like to see this.
This book is considered a new one. The cover and introduction of the book are very simple, and it is still a bit inferior to other "big productions" of Lords. But the author's introduction says that he can see more loyalty than others. You, the author, should "focus" on writing this point. Of course, if you are tired of big productions, this book seems to be relatively relaxing and it is also a work by a rising star. Of course, this book has only been updated for dozens of chapters, and it does not include whether the author will write randomly, drag out the word count, or be unfinished. Of course, it would be better if the author could change the cover, because a good cover will attract more readers. (Representing only personal views)
This Lord's novel is good to read, unlike other Lord's novels like Goldfinger, which is called cheating. It's embarrassing to read, and you'll know you're dead at the first glance.
This book is quite nice
Recently he came back to life again
Do I have any weird bugs? Every time I encounter a book I like to serialize, I obviously read the author's updated list in advance. As soon as I start reading it myself, it's equal. The author then refused to update. It's really weird, this is the fourth book.
Come on, good writing