
Civilization Brawl
文明大乱斗
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 12d ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The Rise of Civilization: I Am the Lord of Tianxia文明崛起:吾乃天夏之主Alternate title on Fanqie
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Stories Where the Protagonist Founds His Own Country
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Worlds Merge, and Humanity Battles Other Races for Supremacy
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Worlds Collide, Wars of Conquest, Growing Stronger Through Battle, An Expansive Universe
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Lord-Building Stories With a Slow Growth Arc, No Unique Troop Type from the Start
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I agree. However, I personally feel that the development of the protagonist and other characters lacks depth. I suggest designing a crisis where the protagonist steps forward to protect his people at a crucial moment, like the cavalry lord on the grasslands serving as a catalyst.
This is a high-quality novel about civilization, with smooth writing and a well-developed world-building. Frankly, I think the plot is even better than "Lord of All Realms." It provides more detail about the systems, lifestyles, and military aspects of primitive civilization development. The only downside is that it updates too infrequently and too slowly.
Author, who are you? The Guinness World Record is... (The sentence is incomplete and requires more context to translate accurately.) There are 807 letters in the alphabet. Assuming each Chinese character requires six letters, each... The clock can chime about 134 numbers, but since you are not the holder, So let's assume it's 100 words per minute, according to the world...
The plot is novel and the setting is well-developed. The protagonist's talent lies in plundering other civilizations, including their characteristics, population, technology, and land. He grows stronger with each battle, undergoing mutations and evolutions. Multiple civilization characteristics complement each other, making his combat power unmatched.
This is a pretty good civilization novel on Tomato Books. You can see that the author shares many similarities with Lazy Cat's book on Qidian, but the author has also created their own unique work. Perhaps the only slightly off-putting part is the choice of the country name – they insisted on using "Tianxia" (天夏). Either name would have been fine on its own, but they had to be combined.
Very good, it has the feel of that book about the protagonist of logic.
The author's setting is quite comprehensive, clearly drawing inspiration from "Lord of the Myriad Realms," but also addressing many of its shortcomings. The troop deployment, territorial divisions, and battle descriptions are all well-paced and concise, making it a case of the student surpassing the master. The only drawback is the infrequent updates; it's not enough to keep you reading.
A masterpiece of the civilization genre, with the flavor of countless worlds.
It's a pretty good book in the "Multiverse Civilization" genre, but the protagonist, who is developing his strengths as a 5-star warrior, doesn't seem to be fully utilizing his talents. Right now, the protagonist's strongest point is his talent, which forces him to have 75 loyalty after surrendering, and as long as he's alive, that's enough.
First, let's tentatively categorize this story as a Civilization Conquest. Second, the player (protagonist) will be transported to a game and take on the role of a lord of a civilization. Players can fight each other and there are different advancement levels. From Bronze Age to Iron Age to the final Information Age, it can be said to be a step-by-step progression.