This is an age of universal lords, where all races vie for supremacy.
Qin Feng awakens a god-tier talent from the start: Infinite Troop Synthesis.
As a half-orc lord, he sets his sights on his starting unit, the goblin.
Goblin + Dire Wolf = Goblin Wolf Rider.
Goblin + Thunderbird = Lightning Goblin.
Goblin + Dragon = Goblin Dragon Knight.
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While other lords are frantically advancing their technology, upgrading their territories, and recruiting high-tier troops, they suddenly discover:
“What? How does he have more goblins than I have skeletons in my sea of bones?”
“Goblins proficient in all ten schools of magic? How are we elementals supposed to survive?”
“Goblins can slay dragons? How does that make any sense?”
In response to the other lords' astonishment, Qin Feng says:
“Any troops you have, I have too. Any troops you don't have, I have those as well!”
“Wealth, power, and beauties: I want it all. In this world, I reign supreme!”
It's extremely difficult for the protagonist to pass the super big hook. Others simply can't get through it. Chapter 30, according to common sense, everyone else should die. Then the protagonist becomes a stand-alone game. The key is that after passing, there are so many people who pass, and they don't know how they passed.
The first wave is 5,000. It's better to flip a coin to decide life or death. It's quick and easy.
Nice author with new themes