City Lord's War: I Build a Super Empire

Come on, it's really exciting. I haven't seen such a satisfying novel in a long time. It's a rare masterpiece.

It's so cool, I just like watching the little Japanese being beaten up [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

It's wonderful, both in terms of brains, military ability, and political ability. It can be said that the protagonist is very smart, but not too perfect, or that the ability to withstand pressure is too incredible. It can be said that even in the ups and downs, he can still keep a calm mind to think about troop formations, planning development trends, and future plans, but It's too rational to say that the protagonist's life can be said to have gone from being born in a peaceful world under the red flag to having such an amazing experience in a parallel world to fighting for survival and national security in a chosen space (from a modern youth who may not have even killed a chicken to killing living enemies one after another just to stay alive). How does the protagonist adjust to his mental pressure? No matter how powerful a person is and goes through so many changes without a normal way to vent, it is very likely that something will go wrong. Don't set this hegemony-type book about women. (To be honest, I like reading books with many women.) In a world where people are either killing people or on the way to kill, it is very dangerous not to have a good way to vent negative emotions. In hegemony-type books, women are very good at developing negative emotions. This way, don't say anything disrespectful to women. In such a world of blood and fire, women are born weak, and only relying on the strong is their destination. (There are also women who are independent and self-reliant, but some of these people are even stronger than most men, but these people are a minority after all, aren't they?) No matter how much I say, there is only one sentence to say, the protagonist's iron will is admirable

It's very interesting. The author writes well. Keep up the good work. This is the first time I've seen this kind of National Fortune Lord type. Keep writing, don't stop updating, and don't let down the expectations of the readers [laughs][laughs]

This book is so beautiful.

Multiple characters are vivid and have distinct personalities, but updates are a bit slow.

The male protagonist's work style is very mature, reflecting that the author himself is a steady person. The famous saying of a great man can be seen in the development of territory and external expansion: "strategically, we must despise the enemy, and tactically, we must pay attention to the enemy."

It's a very good book, but I personally suggest that the protagonist should not be like a monk with no desires. It may be a bit discouraging to readers. Of course, this is just a suggestion.

Come on, I rarely read interesting books.

Very good-looking, quite clever