The lord of an abandoned city with only 12 old and weak refugees left, and not even a grain of rice in his treasury?
Don't be afraid! I activate the "symbiosis system of all things" and can listen to the stones talking——
The city wall cried and pointed to the iron mine: "There are hard lumps buried underneath that can be exchanged for money!"
The well shouted to the hidden spiritual spring: "Drinking it will strengthen my body, and watering the ground will make me more productive!"
Even the stones on the roadside reported: "The bandits are coming from the east gate tonight, bringing gunpowder!"
Three days of digging iron ore in exchange for food to save the refugees, seven days of building an arrow tower to repel the Black Wind Village, and one month of fighting against the 500-strong army of Blackstone City!
From ruins to prosperous city-states, from refugees kneeling down to worship from all nations:
"Lord, with your ability to listen to everything, can you lead us to build an empire?"
I touched the cheering floor tiles under my feet: "Don't worry, let's take over the city-state next door first!"
Reader comments
I can only give 4 stars to this novel. The subject matter is good and the ideas are okay, but I really don't understand the leaping thinking and writing. It was not clear at the beginning. There are more than a dozen people who are old, weak, sick and disabled, and have almost no fighting power. Why did the businessman named Wang not have a strong iron mine, but instead traded hundreds of gold coins? Then when the bandits attacked, where did the five captured soldiers come from? It felt a bit confusing, so I can only give it a good rating. Of course, this is not to evaluate the author's writing style, but the subject matter and ideas, which are not bad [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]
In Chapter 25, Lin Kun was captured alive and imprisoned in the mine. In Chapter 26, Lin Kun brought people to fight again. Isn't this a contradiction?
I can only give 4 stars to this novel. The subject matter is good and the ideas are okay, but I really don't understand the leaping thinking and writing. It was not clear at the beginning. There are more than a dozen people who are old, weak, sick and disabled, and have almost no fighting power. Why did the businessman named Wang not have a strong iron mine, but instead traded hundreds of gold coins? Then when the bandits attacked, where did the five captured soldiers come from? It felt a bit confusing, so I can only give it a good rating. Of course, this is not to evaluate the author's writing style, but the subject matter and ideas, which are not bad [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]
In Chapter 25, Lin Kun was captured alive and imprisoned in the mine. In Chapter 26, Lin Kun brought people to fight again. Isn't this a contradiction?