Western fantasy lord + development + farming + hegemony + summoning + golden finger + attribute panel + lottery
(I have proofread the contents of all 50 chapters. The typos have been reduced a lot. If there are any, please correct them. Thank you, adoptive fathers)
The time traveler Ruining traveled to a world of swords and magic. On the day of his sixteenth-year-old coming-of-age ceremony, the Golden Finger "Lord System" was completed, but it must have its own territory before it can be officially activated.
The good news is that he is the youngest son of a viscount. The bad news is that his father, Viscount Leiden, died together with a powerful magical beast, the Earth Dragon Beast, shortly after his coming-of-age ceremony. He also lost the opportunity to entrust the territory.
Fortunately, he has another way, which is to "open up the lord". After he has worked hard to establish his own territory and officially activate the system.
Only then did he know that his golden finger could help him recruit heroes and soldiers from other worlds.
As a result, he recruited soldiers to expand the territory, recruited heroes to develop the territory,
Only slowly did he discover that quite a few of the heroes he recruited had the profession of "Queen"!
In order to prevent these queens from fighting in their own territory, Ruining could only go all out to expand the territory and prevent these queens from fighting for him.
Queen Skadi: "I was the first to be recruited, so I am the first queen!"
Queen Esdeath: "Only the strongest person can accompany Ruining!"
Queen of the Sky: "Queen of Thunder, what do you think?"
Thunder Queen: "Let's join forces and divide Ruining!"
Queen Elizabeth: "My lord, the royal maids are waiting for you!"
Artoria: "Ruining, I'm hungry..."
Reader comments
Develop a lord and recruit a queen to help me manage the territory
Lonely Sunset by
I like Goldfinger, the characters are okay, and the story is also fresh.
The narrative is a bit too dry, and the narrative technique is single, like a running account, without dialogue, modality, or even description of actions.
This makes the whole story look like eating a mouthful of crushed tea leaves. It tastes like tea leaves but has a bad taste.
About three and a half stars, rounded up for new book issues.
It looks good, I think it's good. But I am looking forward to when the author will let Esdeath appear. [Cool][Cool][Cool]
A rare work
Brother, be nice to the big tree guard. After he is summoned, he will be in the wild every day. He is a pure cow and horse. At least build him a wooden house and provide him with a team of people.
@Solitary sunset. The only shortcoming of this book is that there are too many typos. If all the typos are corrected, it can be said to be a good book.
Give four stars for encouragement and hope the author can improve.
Develop a lord and recruit a queen to help me manage the territory Lonely Sunset by I like Goldfinger, the characters are okay, and the story is also fresh. The narrative is a bit too dry, and the narrative technique is single, like a running account, without dialogue, modality, or even description of actions. This makes the whole story look like eating a mouthful of crushed tea leaves. It tastes like tea leaves but has a bad taste. About three and a half stars, rounded up for new book issues.
It looks good, I think it's good. But I am looking forward to when the author will let Esdeath appear. [Cool][Cool][Cool]
A rare work
Brother, be nice to the big tree guard. After he is summoned, he will be in the wild every day. He is a pure cow and horse. At least build him a wooden house and provide him with a team of people.
@Solitary sunset. The only shortcoming of this book is that there are too many typos. If all the typos are corrected, it can be said to be a good book. Give four stars for encouragement and hope the author can improve.