[Total Warhammer Arms (If you don't understand it, it won't affect your reading)] (Tomato score is based on word count and reader activity, new books are indeed not high)
At the beginning, Blue Star is destroyed and everyone travels to a different world.
This is a world that is gradually declining.
The Four Gods of Chaos are watching covetously from outside the territory, and their minions are making waves in the world.
The gods accepted Blue Star humans into this world and granted them the status of lords.
Everyone starts from scratch, collects resources, hunts monsters, and builds a territory.
Chu Ge got the Qi Yi Select talent and was able to actively refresh random rewards.
The items in this treasure chest are garbage! Refresh! The summoned troops are too weak! Refresh! The gold coins exploded too little! Refresh!
Chu Ge used his refreshed talents to accumulate advantages step by step, develop his territory, form an army, fight against chaos, and achieve the supreme empire!
(The main force in the early stage is the lizard man. This book should have multiple female protagonists. Mind you, you can avoid lightning)
Reader comments
The writing is good, and the protagonist is finally not the kind of profiteer who engages in hunger marketing and jacks up prices every day. This is what I personally like better. In the past, it was obvious that I had more trouble than anyone else, and then I was eager to drain others of my own scarce resources, which made me uncomfortable. The market is the focus of this type of article. If everyone has a unique talent, most non-combat talents will have a certain effect on the protagonist, and their lack of fighting skills means they can be easily eliminated. At least the protagonist of this book doesn't do such things. There is also the Water Channel, which has relatively few books. The book is not too big, so that you can feel it when reading it, and you won't be confused by the big book and don't know how to use it. It's really boring to have this kind of invincibility in this kind of Wenkai. This kind of multi-choice is easier to control the rhythm, and you will not be scolded for overpowering the protagonist.
Then let me talk about the points that I personally don't understand well. The general background is that the gods pulled humans over to save the world, and all the lords' systems are also virtualized by the gods. Everyone knows it. What about loyalty? The protagonist is not worried about the rebellion of his subordinates at all. Most of his subordinates are lizardmen. Ask yourself, if my leader is a lizardman, I will feel very uncomfortable. I think lizardmen will be the same. Moreover, the protagonist also has a life mage, who looks like a support, and the power is delegated very thoroughly. Doesn't power really breed ambition? I hope to add a patch, for example, some particularly awesome subordinates can lock their loyalty and never rebel.
The other thing that I think is a bit bad is that the territory construction is too flashy, and a lot of words are written about exploration and card drawing. Territory construction is also a very important part of this type of article. Also, if possible, try not to have the protagonist lead the team in fights. After all, the protagonist's combat effectiveness is indeed not strong at the moment. But after all, it is the early stage. It is reasonable for the protagonist to take action on his own if he lacks manpower. I am afraid that it will develop a lot. A lord has to do everything by himself, especially the more dangerous battles. Although the author's power protects the body and will not die, I think that is what summoning so many subordinates is for. The protagonist is responsible for diplomacy, command, treatment and torture.
Finally, it's just my personal thoughts. I just want to say that the author can pretend that I haven't seen it. After all, I have already written a book review, right [shy][shy]. I also want elves, witches, saints, etc. I really like the review of the elf from another world by the inhuman brother at the beginning [Adore][Adore]. After all, the Pandaren and Lizardmen are too outgoing and cannot be judged. In fact, it is better to be a dragon from the beginning. If you change the name, it is still a lizard, but it is more maneuverable outside of people. Oh, by the way, the author should not be the third brother emmmm. Finally, when editing this review, the author has not yet stated whether there will be a female protagonist. Worry about being considered unreasonable.
It's quite interesting, but I feel like it's developing too fast. I wonder if it will lead to nothing to write about in the future. Then I hope the author can write more intuitively about the size of the troops. After reading the latest chapter, I don't know how many troops the lord has under his command. How many full troops can be made up?
Although I have never understood the world of Warhammer, this book is still very good-looking. Many details and tone of the story are very unique. I also find it refreshing after reading a lot of old lord novels with many routines. It is suitable for readers who are tired of the original lord novels.
Aren't the Four Gods of Chaos the same as the Four Gods of Warhammer Warp? There is no Warhammer Emperor.
I read it in one sitting. It is not written by a human or computer, nor is it a data flow. It has warmth and logic. It is not a harem. Not all of the subjects are women. The architecture also has its own characteristics. It is a rare article that I want to follow.
It looks good but the world view is too small. Can we invade other planets in the later stage? @ Unfinished business
I finally saw half of the good novels in Tomato
So far, not bad
There is no problem with narrative logic
Worth recommending
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Very good, why is the rating so low?
It looks good, but it's a pity that the main character is not a lizard man. Other than that, it's pretty good.
Not bad. The Lord's writing is pretty good.
It's pretty cool, I like the Warhammer setting after all.
Very comfortable, finally found another lord survival novel that I can read. Food, talent, and data also stand up to scrutiny, and I hope they can be maintained in the future.
The writing is good, and the protagonist is finally not the kind of profiteer who engages in hunger marketing and jacks up prices every day. This is what I personally like better. In the past, it was obvious that I had more trouble than anyone else, and then I was eager to drain others of my own scarce resources, which made me uncomfortable. The market is the focus of this type of article. If everyone has a unique talent, most non-combat talents will have a certain effect on the protagonist, and their lack of fighting skills means they can be easily eliminated. At least the protagonist of this book doesn't do such things. There is also the Water Channel, which has relatively few books. The book is not too big, so that you can feel it when reading it, and you won't be confused by the big book and don't know how to use it. It's really boring to have this kind of invincibility in this kind of Wenkai. This kind of multi-choice is easier to control the rhythm, and you will not be scolded for overpowering the protagonist. Then let me talk about the points that I personally don't understand well. The general background is that the gods pulled humans over to save the world, and all the lords' systems are also virtualized by the gods. Everyone knows it. What about loyalty? The protagonist is not worried about the rebellion of his subordinates at all. Most of his subordinates are lizardmen. Ask yourself, if my leader is a lizardman, I will feel very uncomfortable. I think lizardmen will be the same. Moreover, the protagonist also has a life mage, who looks like a support, and the power is delegated very thoroughly. Doesn't power really breed ambition? I hope to add a patch, for example, some particularly awesome subordinates can lock their loyalty and never rebel. The other thing that I think is a bit bad is that the territory construction is too flashy, and a lot of words are written about exploration and card drawing. Territory construction is also a very important part of this type of article. Also, if possible, try not to have the protagonist lead the team in fights. After all, the protagonist's combat effectiveness is indeed not strong at the moment. But after all, it is the early stage. It is reasonable for the protagonist to take action on his own if he lacks manpower. I am afraid that it will develop a lot. A lord has to do everything by himself, especially the more dangerous battles. Although the author's power protects the body and will not die, I think that is what summoning so many subordinates is for. The protagonist is responsible for diplomacy, command, treatment and torture. Finally, it's just my personal thoughts. I just want to say that the author can pretend that I haven't seen it. After all, I have already written a book review, right [shy][shy]. I also want elves, witches, saints, etc. I really like the review of the elf from another world by the inhuman brother at the beginning [Adore][Adore]. After all, the Pandaren and Lizardmen are too outgoing and cannot be judged. In fact, it is better to be a dragon from the beginning. If you change the name, it is still a lizard, but it is more maneuverable outside of people. Oh, by the way, the author should not be the third brother emmmm. Finally, when editing this review, the author has not yet stated whether there will be a female protagonist. Worry about being considered unreasonable.
It's quite interesting, but I feel like it's developing too fast. I wonder if it will lead to nothing to write about in the future. Then I hope the author can write more intuitively about the size of the troops. After reading the latest chapter, I don't know how many troops the lord has under his command. How many full troops can be made up?
Although I have never understood the world of Warhammer, this book is still very good-looking. Many details and tone of the story are very unique. I also find it refreshing after reading a lot of old lord novels with many routines. It is suitable for readers who are tired of the original lord novels.
Aren't the Four Gods of Chaos the same as the Four Gods of Warhammer Warp? There is no Warhammer Emperor.
I read it in one sitting. It is not written by a human or computer, nor is it a data flow. It has warmth and logic. It is not a harem. Not all of the subjects are women. The architecture also has its own characteristics. It is a rare article that I want to follow.
It looks good but the world view is too small. Can we invade other planets in the later stage? @ Unfinished business
I finally saw half of the good novels in Tomato
So far, not bad
There is no problem with narrative logic
Worth recommending
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Very good, why is the rating so low?
It looks good, but it's a pity that the main character is not a lizard man. Other than that, it's pretty good.
Not bad. The Lord's writing is pretty good.
It's pretty cool, I like the Warhammer setting after all.
Very comfortable, finally found another lord survival novel that I can read. Food, talent, and data also stand up to scrutiny, and I hope they can be maintained in the future.