[Adventure, exploration, development and hegemony] + [Industrial farming and technology tree climbing] + [Group portrait] + [Western fantasy elements]
When I wake up, the world has changed.
The good news is that Lin Ke traveled through time ahead of schedule and arrived in another world three years ahead of everyone else, becoming the original lord of the other world.
Bad news, no territory, no talent, born in a goblin lair, next to a corpse that had just given birth, and he was just an ugly and weak goblin.
Facing the beginning of hell, Lin Ke started from the bottom and took advantage of the first-mover advantage. While other lords were still struggling to survive, he had already built a powerful nation of steam, magic, guns and dragons.
"The savior of monsters", "the conqueror of the world", "the dictator of Zhilian", "the bloody executioner", "the heart of civilization", "the eternal emperor"... Countless labels have been engraved on his name by history.
Revolution! War! Construction! Cultural invasion, trade infiltration, racial annexation, if your people are awesome, what is left of your country?
Undead Scourge, Void Zerg, Omnic Crisis, Return of the Old Days? Those disasters that could destroy the world were just passing smoke in front of Lin Ke.
When red flags were planted all over the world and bards sang his immortal epic, Lin Ke sat in the sky and looked down at all living beings. Looking back on the past, he couldn't help but sigh.
"At first, I just wanted to eat."
Reader comments
Very interesting, I'm looking forward to the follow-up story. Because it is still being serialized, I can only give my evaluation based on the existing chapters. The protagonist is not invincible all the way. The protagonist is growing up, experiencing setbacks, and also falling into desperate situations. From the confusion and strangeness of entering a different world for the first time, he gradually develops firm beliefs and ideals, and fights for them. I met many people, and everyone had their own story, with regrets, remorse, and pain, but in the end they all came together to fight for the ideal world, even if they sacrificed their lives. The villain is not without merit, he is forbearing, courageous, ruthless and affectionate. Prejudice in people's hearts is a big mountain. All races discriminate against goblins. Extraordinary people are superior to others. Class and rank are like shackles that bind the lower-class creatures. Perhaps because I have been oppressed too much in real life, I can resonate more with the protagonist and look forward to seeing the protagonist succeed.
It's so beautiful, keep going
Before the transition chapter, I thought it was pretty good and very attractive. But after the transition chapter, the process sped up a lot and I didn't understand it.
Very interesting, I'm looking forward to the follow-up story. Because it is still being serialized, I can only give my evaluation based on the existing chapters. The protagonist is not invincible all the way. The protagonist is growing up, experiencing setbacks, and also falling into desperate situations. From the confusion and strangeness of entering a different world for the first time, he gradually develops firm beliefs and ideals, and fights for them. I met many people, and everyone had their own story, with regrets, remorse, and pain, but in the end they all came together to fight for the ideal world, even if they sacrificed their lives. The villain is not without merit, he is forbearing, courageous, ruthless and affectionate. Prejudice in people's hearts is a big mountain. All races discriminate against goblins. Extraordinary people are superior to others. Class and rank are like shackles that bind the lower-class creatures. Perhaps because I have been oppressed too much in real life, I can resonate more with the protagonist and look forward to seeing the protagonist succeed.
It's so beautiful, keep going
Before the transition chapter, I thought it was pretty good and very attractive. But after the transition chapter, the process sped up a lot and I didn't understand it.