[Western Fantasy + Lord + Farming + Beastfolk + War]
Luo Ge transmigrated to another world of swords and magic, where he became an unrivaled warlord.
He also obtained a Lord's Popularity System. The more popular he became with his people, the more powerful buildings he could unlock!
Farm: Exchange points for miraculous crops and livestock! From cold-resistant potatoes to high-yield dairy cows, he could feed all his people!
Barracks: Complete recruitment missions to enlist powerful soldiers! From a doctor sister to elite cavalry, the choice was his!
Market: Magical items refreshed every week! From a god-tier lumberjack's axe to a god-tier fishing rod, it had everything!
Blacksmith: Spend points to unlock more advanced armor blueprints and forge powerful armor!
But disaster struck from the start. Every one of his people hated him, and his subordinates were all scheming, self-serving traitors!
How am I supposed to win the people's hearts? They're all rebels...
There's only one way to solve my troubles: start over!
Reorganize the army, execute the traitorous generals, and win the people's loyalty!
Years later, the emperor of the empire asked, “How does a border town have more troops and people than the imperial capital?!”
This is another typical pseudo-justice novel that uses soldiers as a gimmick. It travels to a tyrannical butcher. He kills his enemies, expels his own army, and forcibly arranges female knights. This scene is very classic. A man who does many evil things, accompanied by a woman who wholeheartedly serves him. It is really better to just start with the opposite. You don't have to read the plot to know the future plot. It is another book that talks about how righteous he is as a soldier, how others are, Jin Jun is a soldier. , The most basic thing is territorial awareness and national awareness. I don't want to make my own country better, but just help people from other countries. Isn't this just stupid?
Very good Lords article that made my Serah (the character in this book) spin. To put it bluntly, this book ranks among the top three works I have read among the Lord novels. Those who like battles and violent aesthetics (slightly less) can read it. The first few dozen chapters are very enjoyable. The male protagonist is not portrayed as big and brainless, but on the contrary, he is brave and resourceful. While recuperating and recuperating, there are also more details about life (a bit too much on the edge of my disgust, such as one or two chapters: the protagonist cooks the food... Of course this is inevitable, one of the means to win people's hearts) As I said: Very good Lord article, made my Serah spin (Sela is not the main author of the Eight Petals)
Take the contract with the Leopard Clan as an example. It feels weird no matter how you look at it. First: After all, the male protagonist is the party that invaded the Leopard Clan. How many people were killed during this period? What the hell is the attitude of the leader of the Leopard Clan? Even if it is for the survival of the Leopard Clan, it should not be this attitude. Second: As far as the content of the contract is concerned, it is completely unreasonable. After a long time of doing it, the Leopard tribe was destroyed and attacked by other tribes outside, so they came to the male protagonist. No more, and the male protagonist was treated as a shelter. The key is that the male protagonist cannot do anything that is sorry to the Leopard tribe, otherwise he will die. What about the Leopard tribe? Just an offensive and defensive alliance, how about playing? Prostitution for free? Moreover, it is the Leopard tribe that is in trouble, not the male protagonist. The male protagonist still thinks it is advantageous. Please, you want the people's support. This kind of thing is special. It doesn't matter what the contract is. I don't know how to describe it, but I think the male protagonist is mentally retarded. Conclusion: 90% of this contract is beneficial to the Leopard Clan. The male protagonist thinks that this is beneficial to him in winning the hearts of the people, and that's all, so he is stupid enough to risk his own life to let the Leopard Clan prostitute for free.
Shocked! The dog lord worked hard to farm in order to survive Written by Yi Shi In terms of writing, I should have wanted to write a truly chilling territorial novel, but in terms of dealing with people, it always felt like it wasn't that realistic. I feel like there are some logic issues, three to four stars. It's useless to say too much. I haven't updated it for more than 20 days, which is almost a month. Let's give it two stars.
I was addicted. For example, the male protagonist cooked for the villagers and cooked for five or six hundred people by himself. How could he be so busy by himself? His kitchen utensils must be so big.
High-quality grain and grass, the gift of a great god
It's very well written. I've read several new lord books, but yours is the only one that's good. The problem with the other lord books is that the system overwhelms the male protagonist, resulting in a very low sense of existence for the male protagonist. At the same time, the system is used to promote the plot, which has many disadvantages. 👍
After reading a few chapters, it is true that the protagonist himself said that it is relatively simple, and he is clearly going for the simple exchange of "I am good to you and you must be loyal to me".
It's good to read, but there are too few. I hope that the later ones will be as exciting. Currently, there is no book on Tomato that I can stick to reading. Most of them can only last for 100 to 200 chapters and then become useless. I hope the author can maintain the quality.
They messed around when they came up, and they let people go without even knowing whether humans and orcs were hostile. This was accepted. The army was disbanded with just two bullshit words. Most of the more than 300 people fled away due to such a ridiculous maneuver.