Lord: Rising from a Border Village

Seeing that things are getting smoother and smoother in the future, I hope the author will not collapse. He writes well about military development, territory construction, and political strategies. (Note: Talent values are fixed, not specific data. They mainly describe which aspects of them are more outstanding. The higher the level, the stronger the combat power, of course, but these are not marked)

The early stage is quite interesting, but I don't really like the step-by-step development. I just beat a wave of weak ones, then another wave, and then upgrade a wave of strong ones. I hope the author can be more flexible in writing. By the way, I feel that if this momentum continues, I estimate that it will be completed in four to five hundred chapters. The author has been writing for a longer time. There are so few arms in a dynasty now. Have you thought about how to write in the future? If you directly develop thermal weapons, it will be very abrupt. If you start developing from the most primitive firearms, it will be very boring. I hope the author can Hold this balance or directly use the system as a medium to join the world battlefield or something. Just say that the current world view is a novice village, and then after going out, all the new battles and bombardments will be arranged. Now I think the only shortcoming is that it only guards the city. It doesn't make much sense. Why don't the author consider developing a navy? Build a few transport ships in the early stage. If you want to advance firearms at the same time, you can try gunboats to lay the groundwork for the later stage. Secondly, the attributes of generals and civilian officials must keep pace with the times. Otherwise, it will be difficult to deal with generals and civilian officials in the later stage. For example, in the modern battlefield, you said that it is a bit unrealistic to let them command operations. , But if they lost it, it would be a pity for them. If you upgrade directly, the ancients only know modern warfare, which is still a bit abrupt. Also, if you write it at the same time, I suggest adding a few new metals and materials, otherwise it will be a bit difficult to develop technology in the later stage. Also, don't write too much emphasis on attributes, otherwise it will be difficult to balance in the later stage. Unless you just finish writing this world view, you won't write it. Finally, I still hope that the author will not write the kind of sluggish battle where you fight the weak to become strong and then upgrade, and then upgrade and then become stronger again. Finally, I wish the author that this book can get a high score of 9.8. I wish the author good health.

You are so brave. If you don't unify, you will die. You can't see any scheming.

Yes, I love reading it. Come on, support the author.

So far, it's pretty perfect.

The quality is okay, you can watch it, I would like to give you five stars for encouragement.

I am the author of this book, but the editor asked me to cut it off. I'm sorry, but it's okay to give a partial ending. Now I'm starting a new book.

It's pretty good, to my taste anyway

The level is level 6. If level 1-5 is considered a new soldier; level 6-10 is a common soldier; level 11-15 is an elite soldier; level 16-20 is an ace soldier. Level, so as to help these new soldiers (levels 1-5) to be promoted to the common soldiers (levels 6-10) as soon as possible, and then to elite soldiers (levels 11-15), and even ace soldiers (levels 16-20).

It seems that the protagonist thought he was playing a game and could not die. The second prince set up a trap for him to return to the palace, so he made up an excuse to deceive himself and go back obediently.