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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 23d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Fascinating Book About Establishing a Private Power or a Fiefdom Lord in a Low-Key Manner.
Welcome to the Series "Don't Let the Title Deceive"
Sigh~ Some articles are so plain and simple on the outside. You will never know how wonderful it is unless you click on it.
Recently, I have become obsessed with Western fantasy magic. Please get your books😁😁😁
With All Due Respect, There Is No Book About the Undead That Can Be Beaten Except Gu Erdan.
I want to read a book similar to "The Growth Diary of the Skeleton Lord". Why are the number of protagonists in undead books only in single digits? Isn't it quantity that counts in the undead disaster? Why do summoned skeletons sometimes appear? Why can't we replenish troops? The protagonist is best
The book for upgrading the necromancer first summons skeleton soldiers, and later zombies and black warriors.
Looking for a Book Where the Main Character Can Transform into a Half-Dragon
The Protagonist Is Non-Human (Not an Animal), Cold-Blooded and Cruel, and Can Evolve and Even Eat People.
Want to watch something like "As a monster, it makes sense to eat someone!" Book.
Dragon Novels Except the Dragon: There Is No True God in the Dragon Realm
Tomato Doesn't Have a Western Fantasy Novel! ! ! (Anger)
Watasi wanted to find some Western fantasy. First of all, the taste is there, and secondly, it can be used as my OC meal replacement. If it doesn't work, a magical girl one will do! HP ones are also available! Another requirement is no cp!








































There is too much data, just summarize it. It has to be so detailed. I came to watch the fantasy war, but I felt that the fighting scenes were very rough, and many of them were brushed off. On the contrary, the data on farming is very detailed, but the subject matter is very good. I really like this kind of data.
Very nice. I like this. Kudos to the author. It's a bit too much nonsense, and I've talked about "Raising White Insects" several times, and the narrations have become like narration. I feel like it's not good enough. The subject matter is good, but the author can't write it.
Brothers, don't be picky, at least he's better looking than Alvin.
The front part is pretty good until the Three Guangming Sons, but the back part feels like there is no outline. It strengthened the focus of the Holy See of Light and also introduced the theory of human race. Compared with what the previous legend of the dark race said: "Each dark race has very good talents to become a legend. They have stood out among many of their own races for countless years. As long as the magic power is enough, they can rush to the peak of demigods in one breath." Compared with the "energy production" of the Holy See of Light, which uses magic power "ten times" and can advance with only one-tenth of the magic power, the three sons of light with powerful divine power are just a roadside. The Holy See of Light did not have the Three Sons of Light before the rise of the protagonist. After the rise, there were suddenly three more peerless geniuses who could use magic power "ten times" and hundreds of lesser geniuses. It can only be said that the God of Light does not want to have a Holy See. He can just encircle a piece of land to cultivate new species. In a few hundred years, tens of thousands of demigods who can use magic power "ten times" and can directly confront lower divine powers can carve out the world. Especially when I saw the race talk, I laughed.
It's very interesting, and I really like the three knights in it. Kill the unjust, kill the unbelievers, and kill the disobedient, and they will make a bright future. Unfortunately, the common problem of intelligent life still prevails. I can only say that the author has seen things too thoroughly. Be careful not to be harmed.
The quality is pretty good, the plot is currently developing at a slow pace, and the protagonist is very cautious. It feels like there should be an outline, so I can only say take your time and taste it!
A great book with potential, Dragon and Ten Undead Natural Disasters. It really makes me happy
The settings are inexplicably more reasonable. The supply of magic power is no longer unlimited. The population determines the upper limit. All activities of a person from birth to death eventually become the resources of the upper class. A few words of faith are only to anchor the ownership of magic power and have no practical use.
Personally, I think the plot and world view are pretty good, very good
It has become a war machine. If you have high military merit, you will have resources. If you have resources, you will be promoted to legend. However, the magic power of an area does not support newcomers to become legends. Newcomers will be eager to open up new areas. Opening up new areas can raise new populations. The new population can allow legends to be promoted to demigods. And demigods need people to maintain their own magic power. Then demigods will not let anything happen to the protagonist's power bank. It has become very reasonable. Now, the gods of various races can only absorb the magic power of their own race because the magic channel is blocked by stronger gods. By analogy, the population becomes a resource, and the racial justice becomes the magic power to maintain itself. The protagonist has mastered the food needs of the population explosion and can reasonably raise pigs to harvest souls. The benefits brought by the continuous population explosion prevent the demigods of various races from targeting the protagonist because he massacres his own race.
I have to admire the author for being so slow and being able to handle it so well. Other people's writing has always been lengthy and wordy, which makes it annoying to listen to. However, the author's handling is really good. I jumped at it. The progress was too slow, the writing was too tight, and the plot of the story was so tight. I thought it would be great to be able to write more than a thousand chapters. It's too dense and can be put into it.
The author came out and was beaten. It's time for questions in class. Dear authors and wise readers As we all know, it is impossible for one person to manage 800,000 people at the same time, so the general has partial generals, and under the partial generals there are captains. Under the captains, there are squadron leaders. The squadron leaders have squad leaders, and under the squad captains there are soldiers. But when I read that this ancient dragon was in the Three Realms, he had 800,000 dark creature subjects, but he had 720,000 soul beads. In theory, nine times out of ten, the number is indeed 720,000. But his 80,000, he only gave him a direct share, that is to say, he had several generals under his command, and his 80,000 was divided among several generals according to the territory. But he did not give arms to the general's men. The 80,000 generals ate them directly, but the book also said that these skeletons were all paid, which means that no matter what level they were, whether they were skeleton soldiers or generals, they were all paid at 1/10, so that his loyalty empire could be established. So the question is, the generals ate the 80,000 arms themselves, and the 720,000 arms belonged to the skeleton master. Then, where did the arms of the soldiers of the lower ranks and loyal generals under the generals come from? I have read the latest chapter, and I have a new question. The more I watch this movie, the more anxious I become. When I read the latest chapter, I suddenly reacted, a bit like watching a war movie. It's not the same as the Anti-Japanese War, it should be the Three Kingdoms
Very good, but the undead of our family are a bit weak. Can we imitate the bone-gathering army (bone tax) to create better undead (in fact, some similar ones have been used). As for the undead, the core technology should involve transforming or even fabricating the soul itself, and then the bones or flesh and blood of the body.
I remember reading a similar novel on Qidian or Tomato. The protagonist was a red dragon, and the story was about the development of civilization. All the dark races and dragons in that world were driven to overseas continents by the light races. It was a cosmic type of continent. There is an overworld within each continent. Outside the endless sea of the world, countless new continents are created every day, but the resources are extremely poor. The dragons in that world were directly crushed by the equipment of the light race. It is also a legend, a legendary prop that will be used for a lifetime. Basically all legends are dragon-slaying warriors per capita. The rest of the world is the same. Become the wisdom of the dragon clan, create civilization, play with the flow of civilization development, and finally develop into an eternal world. And the protagonist directly rides the will of the world later.
So far, it's a good read. The title of the book could be called The Thousand-Year Blood War of the Bone Dragon that Lays the Golden Egg.
War, bone dragon, Gou Dao, farming, undead, organic combination, great, cool, the author speeds up
The protagonist is brutal, clean-cut, and not that much nonsense.
I call this book's war the bankruptcy war
So far, it doesn't seem to have any serious flaws, at least it can definitely be artificial.
Farming flow, very beautiful.
This book is very good, just a book with great potential. I am the first to review this book.
Good health, good health, just two chapters in one day, Things didn't work out anymore. I kept arguing with the Vatican and refused to move forward. I just changed some data back and forth with the same idea [face covering]
Thanks for Chapter 176 or so. I wish you a book to become a god. Chapter 176 is recommended for writing. The beginning is good but the middle can be a bit long-winded later. It is entirely possible to write about the direct consequences. If you want to know more, you can search it yourself on AI. The screws can be placed further back.
It's rare to find such a book that suits my taste. I enjoyed reading it.
It is definitely a good book with potential. Good luck to the author [smile][smile][smile]. I hope the rating can be obtained. I hope the rating can be at least 7.6.
It's great to watch, the plot is flawless, and you know how to hide
The book is very good, and the settings in it are also good, especially the blood beads and soul beads, which are exactly the same as the modern seed tax.
I still like to read this kind of article about the development of the war. Is the birth of this worldview genius too simple?
It was great to write down the dragons, undead, and explosive soldiers that I wanted to see! The disadvantage is that it is annoying to write and read some descriptions and data repeatedly.
It's written very logically