
Lord: Leading the Orcs to Conquer the World
领主:带领兽人征服世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 302k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- From the Northern Frontier, Leading the Orcs to Conquer the Continent从北境开始,带领兽人争霸大陆Alternate title on Fanqie
In booklists 41
Explore more →I’m Out of Top-Tier Lord Novels to Read (Beginners, Stay Away)
Good Reads About Quietly Building a Private Power Base or Becoming a Fiefdom Lord
Lord-and-Farming Stories or Lordly Power Struggles. National-Level Conflicts Are Fine, but Nothing Involving the Entire Population
Farming or empire-building stories are both fine, as long as the development is gradual. A theocracy or a nation-building story is fine too, but please, not one with an entire population involved. Definitely not that kind. Absolutely no whole-population stories.
Looking for Western Fantasy Feudal Lord Stories With a Protagonist Who Holds a Noble Title and Commands a Powerful Army
Looking for books like Lord: From the Start, I Gained Two Genius Boys.
Lord-Building Stories With a Slow Growth Arc, No Unique Troop Type from the Start
Not the kind where it's all “from the start, the only hidden unit” and “SSS-rank talent,” then the protagonist is ridiculously powerful from the start with everyone losing their intelligence. I'd like some clever mind games instead.
Western-Style Lord Novels with Barracks That Produce Soldiers
And can turn ordinary people into soldiers
Any Novels About Charging Into Battle in Heavy Armor With an Army?
Looking for books like Madam, Please Show Some Restraint.
A Big Collection of Novels About Building, Survival, and Management
Any genre is fine. I’m okay with protagonists who are birds, beasts, demons, monsters, or anything else.
Territory-Building Novels with Rigorous Stats
Looking for a territory-expansion novel with reasonably rigorous numbers. Don't recommend one if the stats are inconsistent or the protagonist has items they never use.
Looking for Development Stories About Farming, Mining, Growing Strong, and Building a City
Lord-Building: Only Basic Troops, Infantry, Cavalry, and Archers; No Talents; Mass Recruitment
Looking for a book like "National War: My Resources Are Just a Little Bit Plentiful".
Any Western Fantasy Lord Novels Focused More on Farming and Development?
For example: The Lord of the Oasis.
Anyone Know Any Stories About Mass-Produced Riders?
Any Otherworldly Stories Set on a Western Continent with a Lord Protagonist?
Engaging and not stupid.
Western Fantasy, Noble Lords, Dragons, Elves, Magical Beasts, and Racial Wars
I want to read books similar to "Merlin's Sprite Bugs and Gemstone Dragons (The Rise of a Fantasy World)." A wonderful journey of rising to prominence from a small island!
Looking for a Slow-Paced Lord-Building Novel About Developing a Small Village
Looking for full-length novels about being a lord or building things in a game. I want to see gradual development, no System, and no firearms. The longer, the better. Short ones aren't enough!
Looking for Novels About Becoming a Lord, Founding a Village, Recruiting Soldiers, and Eventually Becoming King
Medieval Western Setting, Slavery, and Lords
Medieval Setting, Nobility, Farming, Melee Combat, No Fantasy Elements
No fantasy, no fantasy, no fantasy.
Any Stories About Founding a Country and Building an Army in a Western Fantasy World?
Looking for books similar to "I Use Firearms to Beat Up the Various Races of Another World." Preferably no System.
Any Novels Featuring Heavy Armor and Powerful Bows?
Looking for books like Ming Dynasty: With Supplies Secured, I Crush All the Tribes.
Please Recommend Great Novels About Medieval Lords Waging War!!!
Lord Novels With Counts and Nobles
Any lord-protagonist stories, guys? Preferably one where he's a count.
There Are No More Masterpieces in the Lord-Clan Genre. Disagree? Come Debate Me.
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Very well written, it's rare to find a lord novel written by a serious orc soldier. Although it is a time travel, the protagonist is neither a super memory nor an engineering master. At present, the large-scale equipment is the trebuchet, which is designed and built from scratch by indigenous craftsmen based on ideas and principles. The article is on the positive side, and there is currently no disgusting dandy noble son as the villain. At present, the author has not finished showing the world view. He is looking forward to the improved big world and the protagonist leading various orc armies to realize the revival of the North. Respect, the liberator of slaves, the savior of orcs, the friend of the tauren, the assiduous person who gets up early to practice, the inventor of the big spoon, the genius who wakes up from a coma, the most generous noble, the lord of Northern City and Fuselis, Ace Tang!
It's a pretty good lord novel. It's very rigorous in every aspect and has no poisonous points. I just don't know why the author is so committed to digging his own grave like blurring class positioning. Overall, it tends to be a utopian lord novel. It's not dark, but the advantage is that it's very relaxed. The disadvantages are also obvious. It lacks iron blood and depth, and the protagonist's personality charm is mostly It is reflected in his kindness to his subordinates, his treatment of the enemy, and his control of the army is more like a joke. It feels like a fairy tale, but it is not bad. After all, there are not many novels in the Tomato Lord novels that can properly balance the style of writing. They are either so kind that they are similar to the Virgin, or they are so decisive that they are a bit anti-social, commonly known as deliberate killing.
I have read more than 500 chapters, which are very interesting, but there are too few. I hope it will not disappoint my expectations 🥰🥰🥰
The new book will be rated high, and I will continue to update it. I beg for praise.
It's a pity that my education level is low, so I can only say, damn, it looks good!
A good lord novel
Not bad. You can still watch it
It looks great, I give you five stars.
Give you five-star praise
Steady development, using time-travel knowledge, a well-structured time-travel culture