[Disaster] [Upgrade territory] [Survival] [Dungeon] [Multiple female protagonists]
One day, all humans were forcibly sent into a survival game called National Lords.
Here everyone becomes a lord, and they can survive in this world by collecting various resources and upgrading step by step to create their own territory.
Or become a subject or slave of another lord and live under someone else's roof.
When the miserable Lu Ming woke up, he found that the place where he was born in the game was actually a monster's lair, but by some mistake, he got the game's only novice gift package.
A space backpack that can be infinitely stacked, and a newly unearthed flintlock gun that is about to fall apart.
With just one gun in my hand, I own the world.
So far——
A giant fortress covering thousands of square kilometers rises from the ground, standing quietly in this apocalyptic world.
Reader comments
The writing is average, the author forgets to add double quotes when the characters speak, and the plot is relatively compact, with a sense of urgency. This is better. There is also the plot arrangement. Why does the protagonist give a bullet to a useless man in the mine instead of saving it for the kobold? After all, the flintlock gun takes 30 seconds to recharge, and you may encounter a kobold at any time in the mine.
The protagonist obviously doesn't need to be so exhausted and injured, just for the sake of plot arrangement? Also, if you still have the intention to play ambiguous at that moment, you are simply looking for death.
The writing is average, the author forgets to add double quotes when the characters speak, and the plot is relatively compact, with a sense of urgency. This is better. There is also the plot arrangement. Why does the protagonist give a bullet to a useless man in the mine instead of saving it for the kobold? After all, the flintlock gun takes 30 seconds to recharge, and you may encounter a kobold at any time in the mine. The protagonist obviously doesn't need to be so exhausted and injured, just for the sake of plot arrangement? Also, if you still have the intention to play ambiguous at that moment, you are simply looking for death.