[Lordship + Farming + Construction + No Female Lead + Leveling Up + Character Development]
Su Ye transmigrated into a game and became the lord of a run-down village.
While other players killed monsters for gear, he could only stare blankly at the crumbling walls, all because of his special talent: a single glance was enough for him to draw up a blueprint.
From then on, the story took an unexpected turn.
Other lords: Recruit soldiers, wage war, conquer the world.
Him: Build toilets, put up a cafeteria, lay railroad tracks, and research steam engines.
Other lords: Recruit beauties, build harems, and keep women on either arm.
Him: Take in refugees, craftsmen, stone men, and a vengeful spirit that sleeps all day.
Little by little, the ruined village became a town, and the town nurtured Lava Giants, Griffon Knights, and priests of the Holy Light.
Little by little, he realized something was wrong with this world: the black fog was spreading, evil gods were whispering, and monsters were starting to run rampant back on Earth.
Then he looked up and saw a dead city floating in the sky.
Su Ye fell silent.
I just wanted to farm in peace. How did tending my fields turn into saving the world?
It seems to have amazing talent, but some good buildings can't be constructed using blueprints, and neither can nests. Furthermore, blueprints are one-time use only.
Overall, it's alright. The gradual development of the territory is quite immersive, and the character development is decent for a lord-themed novel. However, the plot is a bit bland, and the protagonist's personal combat power growth is relatively weak.
Very good, with a strong storyline.