Betrayed from the Start, I Build an Empire with the MC System

Even more of a casual gamer than a casual gamer, an Minecraft player attempting to create self-understanding.

I'm not exaggerating, but everyone here is: imposing and dignified, admired by all, unmatched by anyone, handsome and elegant, possessing both inner and outer beauty, overflowing with talent, noble in character, absolutely invincible, masterful, reaching the pinnacle, extraordinary in bearing, illuminating the world, seeing far and wide, benefiting all living beings, walking with the stride of a…

The author could add more modules, such as mechanical power to attempt industrialization. No carbon-based life form could withstand the onslaught of steel. Also, exploring electricity generation to farm basic resources and achieve resource freedom is another approach. If all else fails, developing more potions would be beneficial; strength potions and invisibility potions would be extremely useful. Overall, I personally think it's pretty good. Keep up the good work, author! (ง•̀_•́)ง

Great! A new twist on combining Minecraft with a rebellious spirit. Finally, it's not the kind of Minecraft where everyone's broke and only I know the crafting recipes anymore!

It's not bad, but the early stages seem AI-driven; the iron golems were melted by regular archers' fire arrows 😅. Using native engineers was probably to avoid suspicion about their identities; less explanation required could also prevent spies or traitors from appearing in the army.

Finally, it's not about crafting recipes anymore. Everyone can just watch it mindlessly. Who cares if the Minecraft portal is exposed or not (not that it's poisonous, but that's how reasonable the plot is). As long as it's not exposed, we can make up for it with a lot of text. Just mindlessly generate electricity, defeat the nobles, and that's it. Then we can repeat the isekai conflict a few more times and it will be over.

This is the kind of book we should be reading!!!

The economic system has some problems, but the other details are described very well, in detail and logically.

This is the best Minecraft story I've ever read, aside from "The Silent Years."

It's beautiful, I love it, I'll keep it.