[Easy Farming + System Flow + Struggle for Hegemony in Troubled Times] The city will be destroyed, people will die, and the enemy troops are pressing down like black clouds destroying the city. When he opened his eyes, Lin Su, a modern young man, transformed into the last city lord of a small border town - the food was exhausted and the soldiers were exhausted, and the city was left alone to be massacred. Just when he was about to accept his fate and die, a familiar game interface suddenly popped up in front of him. From then on, while others struggled to survive in troubled times, he thrived easily in the "game". While the princes were still fighting endlessly for one city and one pool, Lin Su turned a broken city into the cradle of the empire by logging in every day and going about his daily routine.
"You fight tooth and nail to conquer the world, and I rely on the system to dominate the world." - This troubled world is just a single-player game for him. Easy to read and read|Farming infrastructure × system sign-in × dimensionality reduction and attack on Tomato are exclusively serialized, with thousands of words updated every day, so you won't lose money if you follow up!
Reader comments
Whenever a bunch of subordinates do something to the protagonist, they have to jump out and object. Are they all just barbells? This is ancient times. The protagonist is the lord of the city. It is already against the rules that the general is always forcing Lai Lai. However, he can still explain it reluctantly by saying that he is a veteran and loyal subordinate (relying on the old and betraying the old). As a result, a soldier or an old farmer in the back dares to point fingers at the protagonist's orders. Author, do you think this is ancient times? Few modern people are so brave when facing company executives.
Why did the content of Chapter 39 end up in Chapter 32? So, what about the content of Chapter 32?
Whenever a bunch of subordinates do something to the protagonist, they have to jump out and object. Are they all just barbells? This is ancient times. The protagonist is the lord of the city. It is already against the rules that the general is always forcing Lai Lai. However, he can still explain it reluctantly by saying that he is a veteran and loyal subordinate (relying on the old and betraying the old). As a result, a soldier or an old farmer in the back dares to point fingers at the protagonist's orders. Author, do you think this is ancient times? Few modern people are so brave when facing company executives.
Why did the content of Chapter 39 end up in Chapter 32? So, what about the content of Chapter 32?