Lord: Start with the Hunter Card

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Ten thousand gold coins = ten thousand pounds of grain. Steward's 20 gold = 18 kilograms of grain. Guard captain's 10 gold = 9 kilograms of grain. Ordinary people will starve to death, let alone extraordinary people. I hope to think more about the prices.

The writing is very good. Although it is a card theme that has already been seen before, it is innovative and the plot is well arranged. It's just that the author has several unfinished books, which makes me a little worried that they won't be finished.

Let me make a few suggestions: 1. Take the time to find a heroine who wants to have a child. Don't think it's just a bug. It's important to know that the world the protagonist lives in is similar to children in the Middle Ages. The protagonist is not an individual, a lone wolf extraordinary, but a lord. If you have a child at this time, everyone under you will feel at ease. This is a political resource. 2. You can find a child. Some special combat cards, especially the type of group cards that do not produce much supplies but can produce special items, allow soldiers to fight and improve actual combat experience. 3. You can get more copies of resources, especially special ores, special wood, horse mounts, special potions, etc. But not too much, you can have less but it must be stable.

Good book, very enjoyable and dense, one after another, why is there no lord card, no commander card? I want to control the world's soldiers and horses, I want to establish a unified dynasty, be the lord of all armies, and be the lord of all living beings [angry] [angry] [angry]

A very interesting book, without the cliché slap in the face, parents are dead. The protagonist's family is harmonious, and his brothers and sisters are respectful. This book is more about daily farming, and the pace is slow. A standard western fantasy lord novel with an interesting setting. Gain extraordinary power through cards, and experience points are the standard for promotion. Gain powers, professions and means through different cards. The author writes very carefully, and there are no big problems with the data so far. Good review. Keep the current rhythm, as long as you don't cut it, I believe it will become popular.

There is a small problem, that is, how come Andre's sister in the story is so familiar? There is obviously only one portion of extraordinary food on the table and she eats it without asking first. The other parts are very good [like]

One of the more innovative aspects of the medieval fantasy lord novel is the addition of card elements. After reading more than 80 chapters, the entire storyline is relatively smooth and there are no very poisonous points. It is still quite comfortable to read. Then there are some suggestions. The lord story can be written in more detail. There is no need to speed up the protagonist's upgrade progress in order to transition to the difficult period in the early stage. Some conflict plots, such as the conflicts in Scimitar Town, are simply skipped. The protagonists of these plots can completely participate. Otherwise, what is the meaning of the foreshadowing character introduction? Why not expand the plot. To upgrade, just find a wild monster to upgrade. You can get professional card resources in this plot line and then upgrade, and the plot will be more exciting. In addition, the expansion of the world view is very slow, there is no map, the level of the cards is not known, and the level of combat power cannot be clearly distinguished.

It's an absolutely good book. It's a little bit toxic because the salt mine cards in front are not equal in value. It's a good-looking lord card on Tomato. It's not a brainless war, it's not a slap in the face, it's a steady development. Just not enough

A very good book. It is considered a masterpiece in the tomato western fantasy genre. The plot is novel, the male protagonist is not a dummy, and it should be a farming style. The setting is also quite interesting. It is a masterpiece worth reading. Here is an introduction for those who haven't seen it (the card quality is divided into gray, white, green, blue, purple, gold and red). Gray is a slightly stronger ordinary person who has just awakened. White is the limit of the human body. Green is a special person who has broken the limit of the human body. Blue is similar to trainee knights and trainee magicians (here refers to trainee knights and trainee magicians in most Western fantasy novels). Purple should enter the level of being blessed by the gods. Gold is the level of the gods' dependents (angels, demons, etc.). Red should be qualified to become a god. (In addition, the levels of card talents are also divided into gray, white, green, blue, purple, gold, and red.) Gray, white, green, and blue can be regarded as a kind of permanent buff, which becomes stronger starting from purple. Purple can be equivalent to the small cheat level, gold is the castrated version of the normal Western Fantasy protagonist, and red I guess is the plug-in level of the full version of the Western Fantasy protagonist. (In addition, the protagonist's cheat is his talent or luck. As for why the awakened cards are not of high quality, I guess it is the author's intention.) I would like to add that this book has a lot of minor flaws, but if you want to read a mindless farming story, you must try this one.

I finished reading the farming novel in one go. There is no particularly outstanding plot, nor any memorable characters, nor any huge challenges, but it is very smooth. There is nothing that makes me feel uncomfortable, and there is nothing that makes me feel stuck. If you like reading farming novels or card games, you may consider reading it if you are a book reader.

It's very well written. I read it word for word. The plot advances steadily in a step-by-step manner and won't make people lose their patience. I will continue writing according to this idea [Like]

This book is good. The author of Niu Ma will update it soon.

Card➕Lord, the card idea is a bit interesting. Not bad, Xiao Shuang (growing up smoothly), no obvious major shortcomings. There are a few minor flaws, but they can be ignored. Generally speaking, you can read it, the first one in August.

It's pretty good, the plot is smooth, at least it doesn't start like a father is kind and the son is filial, or a brother is humble and respectful! I'll give you five stars to encourage you first. I'll update you more quickly. I'd love to read it!

It looks good, but your first or second picture shows a strong clothes slave. One gold coin becomes ten, and then you often have a level in the front and a big jump in time. For example, the caravan, the feeling I saw in the front is that the caravan just left and the protagonist upgraded to a level and the kung fu caravan came back. Your monetary system seems troublesome and not rigorous. Why not use traditional copper coins, silver coins and gold coins? In the later Al text, the author has changed it a bit. There are many paragraphs that seem to have almost the same meaning, and the writing style is similar to that of AI.

To be honest, after reading the latest novel, it might only get an 8-point rating, but if I only read the upgrading and development novels, this one could get a 9.5 Points. The feeling of development is really good. If it can be updated ten times a day, it will be a perfect score.

Not enough, too little. The plot is smooth and logical, and the characters are well developed. As a western fantasy lord, the fantasy novel is still very good, at least it doesn't have the AI-like feeling that makes people want to stop reading. Not bad

A good card flow Western fantasy lord story, no problems so far, looking forward to the follow-up.

It's almost 120,000 words now. It seems to be a good book so far. The plot is very smooth and there are no poisonous points!

The rhythm is good, keep it up, nothing bad about it. I just hope that the lord will not be a eunuch and can serve dinner when the time is right. The more tangled place is the attributes. There are restrictions on various effective food props, but the protagonist's free attribute points are not restricted, so why not first rely on food to raise the attributes to the upper limit and then use free attribute points? After all, the closer to the upper limit, the rarer the items with improved attributes. But when I think about it, if I leave attribute points, there will definitely be readers who will love me, and I feel relieved.

Not bad, decent farming upgrade text. But there is a bug in the setting. Death drops career cards, but there are not many places to consume career cards. Looking at it this way, the world has been flooded with professional cards for a long time.

It can be seen that there is a little poison. The first time I went out to explore and returned home inexplicably. The second time I went to a big city to do business. I said that the pig's endurance was not good, so I didn't summon it. Even if there is an extraordinary situation, you have to consider the normal physical condition of the animal.

It's pretty good. It has some creative ideas and looks pretty good.

The writing is very good. To be honest, I haven't seen such a high-quality lord development novel in a long time.

It's okay to read the first part, but the author tried to sting the dragon with bees. I believe the author can write some amazing operations in the future.

So far, so good. I hope the author can think carefully about the combat power system and currency system. Don't collapse, don't be a eunuch, and update quickly [please update]

The subject matter is quite interesting, as if everyone has a golden finger

At present, the pace seems to be relatively fast. It can be read as a small novel. I haven't found out whether there is a female protagonist.

It's good to watch, there's no bitter plot, and it's a very normal development.