The Planar Lord of the Star Realm

You always recruit a group of troops, and half of them will die in the next battle. You are so awesome at reducing your troops.

I don't want to read it. There are two problems with this book that I can think of for the time being. The first is that, as another reader said, the battle attrition is too serious! For example, when the number of people on the opposite side far exceeds ours, it is normal for more people to die, but several times when the number of both sides is about the same and there are mobs on the opposite side, the enemy rushes directly upwards. The protagonist lined up in formation and waited for others to come forward. The protagonist and one of his heroes both had extraordinary combat power. Their overall strength could be said to be far superior to that of the opponent. The fighting scenes were all about chopping up melons and vegetables, but in the end, half of the people were still dead! If the system hadn't replenished the protagonist's manpower after each battle, and everyone would have died after two battles, I would like to ask, how did the other people develop if it was so difficult for the protagonist when there was a system? The second point is the issue of currency. This is also a major poisonous point that often appears in novels, but people are addicted to currency chaos. In this book, the author deliberately lowered the value of the exchange items, so that the protagonist could not exchange a lot of money when exchanging the system currency. Even the protagonist himself knew that the price was low, but what can be done? After all, the price was set by the author. But you kept the price down, and when you knew that money was hard-earned and you needed to be careful, you actually spent half of the hard-earned money to build a house! You said that it would be okay if you exchanged it for upgrading soldiers or building some very important buildings, but you actually used it to build a house! Why, there is no one left, and you can't even build a few broken houses. Even if no one really knows how to build a house, you can live in a tent for a few days, and then go to the human demiplane and use ordinary gold and silver coins to hire a human construction team to repair it. But he couldn't wait any longer. He insisted on using the hard-earned system currency to repair the house, and he used half of it at once, which made people's blood pressure rise! It has to be said that the author will suppress the protagonist. Whether it is the high battle damage in the front or the low price in the back, there is actually only one purpose, and that is to delay Slow down the development of the protagonist and severely suppress the protagonist. After all, only when the development of the protagonist is slow can the author write more. Otherwise, if he becomes invincible in a few strokes, there will be nothing to write about. There is a saying that the protagonist only needs to chop and chop in his own world, but the author behind the scenes has a lot to consider.

It's nothing serious, it just feels weird. Author, what is this praising? The author's writing style is not to my liking. This writing style is... Like history, modified history, [top post]

Generally speaking, the soldiers under the protagonist are basically turned into emotionless tools, none of them have a high sense of presence, and no matter who they fight, they will lose half of the battle every time. Every time refugees come to join the protagonist, less than half of them die within a few days. It is also described that these people are full of hope for this territory. How can these people feel hope with such a high death rate? The most outrageous thing is that all the old, weak, women and children in the village that was teleported were slaughtered, but the remaining middle-aged men were not sad at all. After the fight, they were able to have a banquet with the protagonist and laugh happily. The world view is not big, and the setting is not reasonable. The human base has less than a million people, but there are hundreds of noble families, and each noble family only has a few people. Under such circumstances, there are robbers and bandits everywhere, and every time they go out, there are robbers and bandits. There are a lot of mistakes in the conversion of land area. More than 2,000 acres of square land is equivalent to 1.32 Kilometers, and the distance from one side to the other is only 1,320 meters. It actually describes that it takes an adult 8 hours to get from one side to the other. Which adult is so useless that it probably won't take that long to crawl across with crippled legs.

Is this still extraordinary? It's so weak. It needs to be strengthened.

The idea is very good, but it is a pity that the writing is not good. The system is too large, which is equivalent to playing a single-player game. Communication with people in the star world cannot be established at all. In fact, only a detection golden finger is enough to obtain unexplored fragmented planes. It is best for the population to come from the human demiplane, so that it can penetrate into human society, unlike now, wandering outside. In addition to writing about fighting, it is writing about fighting. If a noble lord does not have the support of his peers, can he still be called a noble lord? That can only be called a slave owner, and then there is the issue of death. The proportion of casualties is too high. In fact, the most serious thing is to be out of touch with the world. You can find a problem, that is, if there is no human demiplane, the protagonist can still live a normal life.

It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away. You can take a look at Shuhuang. It melts in your mouth and is not that uncomfortable. It's the Abyss Invasion. I couldn't watch the first quarter and ten people died and more than 40 people died. It was a 1 to 4 ratio. What's going on? Also, you already have soldiers, so you ask the peasants to join you. Is there something wrong with that? Waiting for work, you have built a stone house as a foundation, why do you have to rush forward? I don't understand. When we hit ten archers, there were probably nearly 20 people. After a wave of deaths, more than 40 people died. Based on your thinking, this continent has been depleted for a long time. If there are 20 archers, even if he kills two people on the opposite side, that's not enough. There are only eight people. Eight people are more than 40. You can do the math for yourself. It feels like the people he wrote here are not human beings. They are like data. So many people die at every turn. There are not even names. I find that writing novels now is all about co-authoring. Like this, only heroes have names, ordinary soldiers don't, they are tasteless, it's a pity to abandon them, they are so-so, they melt at the entrance, and the house is not a necessity, so many houses have to be repaired at once, I am speechless to death, it seems that the one with tools for repair is necessary, the one for processing wheat is necessary, and then the well is necessary. If you put it this way, the house is ranked last, it is completely unnecessary, I don't understand, what is the difference between after upgrading and not upgrading? If you fight ten people, more than 40 of them will die, and there are 20 archers to go first. Damn, I'm speechless. With 20 archers, they're all damn dead. I don't know how to run, I just stand in front of him and wait for you to kill him. He has already built a house, and he still insists on going out to attack. If there are soldiers, then you still need to use farmers. Are you sure that the farmers composed of refugees will not attack your formation? I just wrote whatever came to my mind, Hu Jiji wrote, and he said it in a bad way. He beat almost seven or eight people, and killed more than 40 of them. There were weapons and armors. Although it was not made of iron, it was useful enough and could kill more than 40 people. I was convinced. If it was really that strong, wouldn't this world have been destroyed long ago? The protagonist is so good at cheating, and he is still beaten like a dick. Who else in this world can survive, unless they directly bring out ten or twenty thousand soldiers at every turn. In conclusion, this thing looks really cheap, tasteless to eat, and a pity to throw away. So-so, melts in your mouth

It's so depressing, so stressful

The strength level is too low, and the planes have been conquered, and a group of peasant soldiers have been punished. A vision of Wakanda

It's not pretty, and I'm a bit frustrated. After selling salt, I still have to help with work.