Global Lord: I Have a Small World

In fact, I can still write it. But, you said that you have a small world's golden finger and it doesn't reflect its value. Anyway, I didn't understand it. In the small world, you have absolute rights and absolute strength, and there should be no shortage of wood and stone. You also said that the small world will expand, and wood is a renewable resource. After the small world expands, stone will not be used much. If you have the strength to dig a hole on the spot, it should be no problem to make stone. In a small world, there are enough stones to build a territory. The only difficulty is the points. After you have basic points in the early stage, you can farm, recruit farmers, and now civilians, and let you plant trees, fruits, vegetables, and food in the small world. If there is a small world, and you can't even plant trees, vegetables, and fruits, and you can't exchange these things for resources, then why do you want a small world? Is it just to establish a safe territory in the small world? Sorry, if this is the case, many readers will feel very aggrieved. Anyway, I feel too aggrieved. The writing style is okay, not too outrageous or brainless, but the problem is that this is a serialization, not a completion. If it is a completion, you can watch it from beginning to end anyway, and you can watch it if you feel like it. But if you serialize it, how many people will follow this kind of daily novel? Come to see you play games? Although your thinking may be like this, the procrastination time is too long. Ten years ago, if you chose this kind of plot, someone would definitely read it. Today, ten years later, cool writing is the king. The situation in this world has been written so plainly by you, with a golden finger. Do you think this is okay?

What are the people doing? Can't they fight? Is the lord a nanny?

With such good conditions, why not build a city wall like the ancient city of Weng, then lure the undead in, besiege it, and summon so many citizens, all of whom are living for free, with magic crystal cannons, mage towers, and many high-level mages. After spending so much money, they have raised a group of free-living people.

Dissuaded by many likes and comments, I took a look at it when I was bored. Actually, it's not bad. The background is that everyone has been in an extraordinary world for about ten years. The main body of the world is a conventional fantasy world. Everyone's upgrades and skills rely on personal learning and training and monsters to upgrade in parallel. Most people train for the most part. Monster monsters and upgrades are a shortcut for kryptonians and second-generation players. At present, the universal system is only an auxiliary, and the world has not yet been completely gamified. It is not like a game article that can be written in a few days and then take off. It can be considered a slow-burning article. The advantage is that it develops steadily, relies on the small world to maintain its development silently, and never wastes money. It farms with some infrastructure, concentrates on learning knowledge, and uses resources in its spare time. It is very self-disciplined and prefers the traditional rational mage character. It does not have the typical slap in the face/vendetta/jealousy/taunting/last-minute appearance and other weak-minded links. It has a little emotional harem, which is very thumbs up [like]. The shortcomings are also stable development. Sometimes infrastructure and self-improvement are mentioned in one stroke, and sometimes they are repeated. The progress is a bit slow and there is no exciting point. It is okay to read the book in one sitting, but it will be a bit boring to follow it [you have to read carefully].

The author has a great beginning and his writing style is also good! If I continue writing as I am now, my results won't be too bad as long as it doesn't collapse. Come and see the changes in the world written by the author!

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you are on the third watch, the little praise starts to sound, and the number of dead harvests starts to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in your long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of problems come from insufficient updates.

Relatively bland and more everyday writing, not hot-blooded, not fast food and refreshing writing

Doesn't the World Tree give birth to World Fruit? You can use the World Tree to breed World Fruit and grow it into your own small world. This will be more convenient for you as a country lord to develop space.

It still feels okay, but the imagination is a bit low. The protagonist, Little World, can lead a few lords to quickly pull up a force that is not weaker than the official force, pull together his childhood sweethearts, and his confidante. One territory is placed outside to attract monsters, and the other territories are placed inside the small world. I don't know how easy it is to pull up a bunch of sixth and seventh level lords easily. Then use the migration order to move out and spawn monsters. When will you be able to counterattack the monster nest after being so timid all the time?

It feels pretty good. It feels like Long Aotian but not that Long Aotian. To put it simply, it has a relatively strong plug-in, but it's not heaven-defying.