
I Command the Five Elements, and My Troops Evolve on Their Own
我,执掌五行,兵种全靠进化
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- 320k Words
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- Sports
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- Gaming & Sports
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Not the kind where it's all “from the start, the only hidden unit” and “SSS-rank talent,” then the protagonist is ridiculously powerful from the start with everyone losing their intelligence. I'd like some clever mind games instead.
System Novels About Summoning Armies and Soldiers
A System is a must, transmigration is fine too. Summoning soldiers, heroes, or armies.
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Build a faction, from a kingdom to an imperial dynasty, a divine dynasty, and beyond. Fantasy, primordial wilderness, and so on. Blue Star splits apart and ascends, then merges with the Myriad Worlds.
Everyone Is a Lord: No National Fortune System, It’s a Burden
Looking for City-Building Stories With a Tower-Defense-Style Focus on Building Defenses
Grow Strong First, Then Invade Other Worlds
Are there any stories involving a world invasion?
Mass-Producing Troops With No Resource Cost and Unlimited Numbers, So Over-the-Top It’s Fun
I once read a story where the protagonist's System could analyze living creatures by seeing and touching them. Afterward, he could summon troops without limit and farm items endlessly, transmigrating across different worlds. In Jurassic World, he analyzed a Tyrannosaurus rex, and the summoned creatures filled a radius of over a thousand meters. I cannot find it anymore. Please help.
Good Reads About Quietly Building a Private Power Base or Becoming a Fiefdom Lord
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.
Any Novels About Conquering the Myriad Worlds?
World-building and development stories.
Lord and Deity Development, Realm Wars, Over One Million Words, Two Million Would Be Even Better
Looking for books similar to The Troll Lord Marries a Succubus. The overall setting shouldn’t have any major pitfalls. A few minor bugs are fine. Preferably a satisfying story, with a protagonist whose personality, words, and actions aren’t moronic. The golden finger should only be supplementary. I don’t want the kind where, if the protagonist didn’t have their golden finger,
I’m Out of Top-Tier Lord Novels to Read (Beginners, Stay Away)
Novels About Everyone Becoming a Lord, Summoning Troops, Conquest, and War
Novels about everyone becoming a lord.
Novels About the Whole Nation and Lord-Building
Are you giving any or not?
Looking for a Grand-Scale Story with a Lord, Worldwide Evolution, and a Battle for Supremacy Among All Races
Looking for books like Everyone Evolves: I Can See Monsters' Health Bars. The male lead is clever and decisive, without any overpowered cheat. He relies on his wits to gradually reach the pinnacle of humanity.
Global Lord Stories with Powerful Troops
System
Lord-Survival Stories Focused on Building a Faction and Expanding Territory?
You can use this new book as a reference. It's really well written. The protagonist grows stronger, but that's not the main focus! The important thing is building up their faction!
There Are No More Masterpieces in the Lord-Clan Genre. Disagree? Come Debate Me.
Urban Development, System, Summoning, Infinite Flow, Farming
Any brothers or sisters have recommendations?!!!
Looking for Development Stories About Farming, Mining, Growing Strong, and Building a City
Looking for a Slow-Paced Lord-Building Novel About Developing a Small Village
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Looking for Western Fantasy: Lords, Elves, Dragons, and Beast Girls
All Kinds of Survival Stories, As Long as They're About Survival
I want to read books like Global Survival: One Abyss Card Every Day. Everyone transmigrates to a survival world.
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Record what you have seen so far First of all, has the protagonist's talent been consumed? If there is no consumption, there is no need to give the barracks the power of the five elements, and the troops will be more expensive. Then, at the end of the second chapter, there are three spearmen, not four. The protagonist should be holding a gun correctly. The gold coin on the fourth card is written incorrectly, it is 100. The S task was given 50, and the novice guide was given 50. Chapter 7 gets 200, Chapter 8 gets 300, the total is 500 Chapter 9 Use 400 to get 600 and 100 is 700 Talents should not be unlocked. The restriction is that the spirit is not enough. For example, each time you use it, you need to recover, or physical strength. Instead of unlocking Why are all heroes grouped? No singleton specialization? It's really annoying to watch later. The protagonist's more than 100 soldiers were used from more than 30 chapters to more than 50 chapters, and there were more than 400,000 gold coins in the middle. I just didn't write it. I forgot it, and it was still useless. Anyway, I didn't see the description. I read from more than 30 chapters to more than 50 chapters. Chapter 20 has passed, and I can still remember it. Do you know how uncomfortable I am? You want to forget about hundreds or thousands of gold coins. Why don't you keep more than 400,000? Even if the ambush is more than dozens of chapters, it is too long. The main reason is that this is a gold coin, and keeping it cannot change its purpose. Then, the heroes all have group buffs and there are only more than 100 soldiers. It is very strange. OK, I saw the author's answer. Just remember it and add the stars back. But since it is useful to keep it, it should be talked about in a subtle way, and the protagonist's more than 100 soldiers are too shabby, and they can't even fill the quota of one hero.