Global Lord: I Have a Small World
全民领主：我有一个小世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 929k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Actually, the writing is alright. However, you mentioned that having a cheat code that allows you to control a small world doesn't demonstrate its value, and frankly, I didn't understand it. In that small world, you have absolute power and strength; you shouldn't lack wood and stone.
What are the people for? Can't they fight? Is the lord a nanny?
With such favorable conditions, why not build a city wall, like an ancient barbican, to lure the undead in, besiege them, and summon so many subjects who are just freeloaders? There are magic crystal cannons, mage towers, and many high-level mages; so much money was spent just to support a bunch of freeloaders.
I was put off by the numerous positive reviews, but I picked it up out of boredom. It's actually alright. The setting is that everyone has been transported to a supernatural world for about ten years. The main world is a conventional fantasy world, where everyone levels up and develops skills through a combination of personal learning, training, and monster-hunting.
The author's opening is excellent, and the writing style is also quite good! If it continues like this, as long as it doesn't falter, the results shouldn't be too bad. Come and see how the world changes under the author's pen!
When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline.
It's a relatively bland, slice-of-life story, not action-packed or fast-paced.
Doesn't the World Tree produce World Fruits? You can use the World Tree to produce World Fruits, which can then grow into your own subordinate mini-worlds. Wouldn't that be more convenient as a development space for your nation's lord?
It's alright, but the imagination is a bit lacking. The protagonist's small world allows them to quickly build a force comparable to the official one, bringing along childhood sweethearts and romantic confidantes. One territory is placed outside to attract monsters, while the others are kept inside the small world. It's incredibly easy to raise a bunch of sixth or seventh-tier lords.
It feels pretty good. It has the feel of a protagonist who is overpowered, but not quite. Simply put, it has a relatively strong cheat, but it's not completely invincible.