My Army Is a Little Too Large
我的部队有亿点多
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 134k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 12
Build Your Own Faction from the Start and Grow It Step by Step
He treats his subordinates exceptionally well, acts decisively, and everyone fights to join his faction.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Builds Their Own Faction, With Powerful and Utterly Loyal Subordinates?
The protagonist doesn't have to lift a finger: their subordinates do all the fighting, and the whole myriad worlds are terrified just hearing about them. I want a story with plenty of chapters, something really satisfying to read, with the plot always moving forward.
Looking for Novels Like Mount and Blade: Recruiting Troops, Farming, Knights, and Castles
Mount & Blade
Novels with More Than 5,000 Chapters About Building a Faction
Any Novels About Charging Into Battle in Heavy Armor With an Army?
Looking for books like Madam, Please Show Some Restraint.
Looking for Imperial War Stories with a Huge, Fearsome Army Led by the Protagonist
Invincible Protagonist, No Need to Lift a Finger, With an Entire Cast of Invincible Subordinates
Their followers can be summoned creatures, captured creatures, or pets. Anything works.
Any Stories About Transmigrating Between Worlds, Building an Empire, and Conquering Other Worlds?
I mean stories where someone transmigrates to a new plane, builds an empire, then conquers other planes after a while, like My Door to the Multiverse.
A Protagonist Who Rules as a Warlord, Plus a System
Looking for Stories About a Protagonist Building an Army and Developing It in Ancient Times
Any Books About Conquering the Myriad Worlds with an Army?
Are there any books about leading an army to conquer countless worlds?
Any Novels with Rapid Army-Building?
Insectoids, the Undead, and the Machine Race.
Reader comments 2
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Isn't war all about killing and killing? Who knows how to use, roar, roar, roar? (Suppose two people are fighting, aren't they all swearing? Who would yell, yell, yell like this?) Why do I feel that this is the roar of the stars? Aren't roars generally used to boost morale before a battle? Also, don't write too much on the protagonist's expression. His eyes reveal the murderous intent that is frozen thousands of miles away (metaphor). That's not to say you can't write, but don't write too exaggeratedly. When listening to the book, I feel like I am pretending all the time.
Although there is something strange that I can't describe, it's really cool to watch. No one commented on it. I'll give you a five-star encouragement.