Rise of Civilization: I Am the Lord of Tianxia

Support. But I personally think that the portrayal of the protagonist and other characters is still a bit lacking in meaning. I suggest designing a crisis in which the protagonist steps forward to protect the people at the critical moment. For example, the cavalry lord on the grassland is an introduction. I think it can be designed to be a bloody battle for the protagonist (the investigation team he leads is discovered), and there are very few people. I think the protagonist's force can last until the people lead the people to rescue him. After that, the protagonist's military strength increases by one star, and the cohesion of the tribe (not necessarily the tribe) is greatly improved. Except for those with evil intentions, the people in the territory can be die-hard loyal at the highest level, 70 at the lowest, and fluctuate between 80 and 90.

This is an excellent novel about the Civilization game. The writing is fluent and the world view is well developed. To be honest, I think the plot is better than that of Lords of All Realms. Some of the systems, life, military and other aspects of the development of primitive civilization are more detailed, but it is too little and too slow.

Author, who are you? The Guinness record is set every minute 807 letters, each Chinese character requires six letters, each The clock can knock out about 134 words, because you are not the holder, So let's calculate it based on 100 words per minute. According to organizational standards, a person's healthy sleep time is eight hours And it takes you about two hours to eat every day, and another 20 minutes Come to the toilet, 40 minutes to wash up, and one hour to exercise Body, two hours to get inspired, then one hour to peel off the hair Moyu, you should have nine hours to type, Linyi type 435,780 words, based on 2,000 words per chapter, there should be 36 chapters Why do you only post so much content every day? Laozi Tell me, is it withholding? Even the donkeys in the production team dare not do this Rest, the author quickly gets up and writes. Author, you'd better write this book to more than two million words.

Very good, has the flavor of that book with the logical protagonist

It is a very good civilized novel in Tomato. It can be seen that the author has many things the same as the Lazy Mao book at the starting point, but the author has also written his own work. Maybe the only part that I feel is a little uncomfortable is the country name. It has to be a Tianxia, ​​and any of these two can be alone, but they have to be together. And the elf named Li gave the protagonist a gift and discovered that the protagonist was special. So are you like the lazy cat, who lost his memory and had to start over again? After all, they are so similar. Lazy Cat also collects Jiuding, and you also collect Jiuding. Lazy Mao is also a fusion of multiple civilizations, but overall it is good. What makes people uncomfortable is the sentence between the country name and the surname Li.

A masterpiece of civilized novels, with a taste of all worlds

The author is writing seriously, but it is too long for ten people to eat chicken in the novice stage

The scale of ordinary invasions between players is too exaggerated. Veterans of different levels can casually send out 50%-100% of their full strength. Newcomers will be robbed of whatever they want to do. My personal suggestion is to maintain small-scale elite invasion and plunder in normal mode. Only higher-level invasions can gradually unlock the full troop limit.

What can I say, it's okay. Needless to say about the subject matter and type, this kind of article will never lack interesting things, as long as it can be written well. The content is quite satisfactory, step-by-step, a bit bland, but there are some jumps in some places, and there is nothing poisonous about it. At present, the number of words is too small. Looking at the integration of the framework settings later, judging from the author's writing style, even if there is not much novelty later, there should be no problem as long as it is maintained. If you like this type of writing, you can take a look. There are fewer and fewer people writing about this type of writing.

The plot is suitable. Except for the occasional place that seems unreasonable, it is very coherent. However, there are still many advantages. The narrative logic is excellent. The overall style is very similar to Civilization. Lords of the Worlds. I think it is still a very good novel.

It looks good, the most important thing is that the author listens to the advice and reads the comments [love] [love] [love] Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking

I have read more than 200 books so far, and I feel it is similar to the plot of Lords of All Realms. It involves heavy snowfall and illness in the Stone Age, the first invasion of the enemy in the Bronze Age, and all-out war. It is still a five-star review. After all, there are still very few books of this type.

It looks good. I'm looking for something similar to this type. I've seen all the worlds and phenomena.

Yes, I love reading civilized books. I wish the author's books will become more and more popular.

There are more than 40 people in total when I can see their attributes. Why not check everyone's attributes?

Some of the more important roles can be given a panel. In fact, the panel can intuitively allow readers to understand the characteristics of the character faster and deepen their impression. For example, Lie Xiao... I'll give it to anyone with at least four stars★ or above.

It's very good. There's basically nothing wrong with it. Except that it feels primitive, it feels similar to those in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. It's not like you enter the culture. It will be unlocked directly for you when you enter it. Of course, if this one has a panel, it may be different.

Check out the map. It's hard to see the development without a map.

The writing is very good, there are no bad points, and the pace is not too slow. The author can expand the settings more to make it more interesting. As long as the plot does not collapse, it will be a masterpiece.

It's similar to the setting of Lords of All Realms, but I wrote my own thing. If nothing else is mentioned, I'll urge you to update it. It's good-looking, but it's also good at hydrology [face covering]

It looks okay for now, but I hope it won't be a one-on-one fight later, where each person chooses an alliance. I hope that when I write about other people's invasions and guild wars later, I can weigh the pros and cons and have an online IQ. After all, few people who can develop it will be fools.

Very beautiful, I really recommend [Blowing Kiss][Blowing Kiss]

It's good-looking and has the shadow of civilization. Anyone who likes to see the development of civilized farming should come and watch it.

It's a bit like Lords of All Realms. I like the behemoth war units in it the most. The narrative technique of civilization is very important. The pace can be faster. There is no need to describe each battle in detail and how to fight. Especially in the civil war, there is no need to describe too deeply when it comes to dimensionality reduction strikes. I think the pace can be sped up. This way it looks better.

It's pretty good, with a hint of civilization, but it's just a bit too slow. It's comparable to Lazy Cat, but Lazy Cat is better because it has freshness, excitement, and good talents, world fragments, from orcs, to elves, goblins, dwarves, winged people, alchemy, death, etc. This 200-plus book is nothing extraordinary, but it's still too slow.

First of all, I don't easily judge the quality of a book, because everyone has their own preferences, unless I see a book that suits my taste, or a book that makes me feel very uncomfortable. Secondly, I have read the latest chapter of this book, and it can be said that it is very well written, the plot is very attractive, and the content is relatively rigorous. I personally think it is worth recommending. Finally, I hope the author will continue to work hard. I think the updates are pretty fast, so I hope you will continue to work hard!

It's a good lord story, but it's updated too slowly. I looked at the table of contents and it only has a few hundred chapters, so I finished it in a few days. It's still in the Bronze Age, so I feel like I haven't touched the extraordinary things in the introduction. There is a question. Five stars is the peak of strength. When the extraordinary power comes out, is it a different power system? Otherwise, the protagonist is now three stars and has the strength of an ordinary person. Five stars probably can't resist guns physically. Wouldn't the extraordinary power be very low? Also, is the protagonist a person who has traveled through consciousness or a physical body? From the article, I feel that it is a physical body. However, the protagonist wears animal skin clothing in the game. When he returns to reality, his real body and clothes are still the same as before the time travel. Is it two bodies in two realms? Or is it after the body travels? The things on the two realms cannot be carried and saved in the game space, and they will automatically return to their original state after wearing them back [what]

The writing is good, but there are some words that need to be pondered. There are some words that primitive people should not say like that. Like Zhou He said before, everything is a warrior's life, which makes me feel uncomfortable.

It's so beautiful, my blood is boiling all over my body, and my whole body is extremely excited. I like this type. Come on, author!

Not bad, a bit like the Lord of All Realms, but the words of a primitive man who has just arrived in the Stone Age are a bit inconsistent, and it feels like a person from the feudal era. Primitive man was a little too civilized.