Jiang Jue woke up and became the lord of the Savage Continent. He started with thirty-seven barbarians, surrounded by powerful enemies. The system granted him a hundred-day protection period, and awakened the talent "Wild Growth" - the efficiency of territory construction soared, and farming was one step faster.
While other players were still struggling for food and clothing, Jiang Jue had already built high walls, cultivated fertile fields, formed an army, annexed the natives, and established branch cities. When the cold wave hit, he sat firmly in the city, while the first invader looked at the fortress in the wind and snow and was stunned: "Is this a newcomer?"
The protection period is over, and the national struggle for hegemony has officially begun. The elves are skilled in archery, the orcs are unparalleled in bravery, the sea of undead is boundless, and the torrent of machinery is sweeping... Each civilization has its own unique race, army, and evolutionary path.
But Jiang Jue has a forbidden characteristic: [Civilization Devouring]. If you defeat, conquer, or make them surrender, you can plunder the core of the opponent's civilization and use their race, army, and characteristics for your own use!
Since then, his style of civilization has changed dramatically: Elf rangers patrolling the city, orc heavy infantry carrying huge shields, necromancers lighting up laboratories, dwarf engineers improving battering rams... All civilizations are for my use!
While other lords were still racking their brains for their own civilized routes, Jiang Jue looked at the increasingly large army of "stitch monsters" under his command and smiled slightly: "Who said that lords can only play one genre?"
Reader comments
It's rare to see a book like Lords of the Ten Thousand Worlds. I hope that later on I won't be as stupid as Luo Ji and stop treating other races like nothing. It's quite good now.
It's a very good book about Civilization Lords of All Worlds. I have always loved reading the original books in this category. I have read Lords of Civilization three times. This book borrows some settings from it, but the story is completely different. It is considered a high-quality book about Civilizations. You can give it a try.
A novel about the development of civilization. I created it because I like Lazy Cat's World. I hope you all like it.
Okay, I quite like this rhythm, but there are two things that I personally feel are a little bit not to my liking.
One is the Black Hoof Tribe seeking cooperation. Before the Black Hoof Tribe came to the Shi Xi Tribe, they judged Shi Xi's strength through the equipment of Lin Miao's team and Ya Ling's observation. However, judging from Ya Ling's psychological activities later, he looked down on Shi Xi's defense, so it was difficult for Black Hoof to accurately judge the strength of the interns and the number of combatants. Then this cooperation seemed to be purely to send cavalry and horses to Shi Xi, because it seemed that there was no explanation of how much trouble the United Tribes had brought to Black Hoof.
The second is after the establishment of Stony Brook City. I think drinking is okay, but basically all the combatants are so drunk that they sleep on the roadside. I think it is unreasonable. The book also says that the protagonist will not look at the loyalty of tribe members one by one. Your tribe is a mixed tribe that was defeated. Since you are not sure about the loyalty of everyone, how can you let the combatants get so drunk? As long as two or three people with a grudge seize this opportunity, they can cause great harm to the tribe.
The above is only my personal opinion. I still like this book quite a lot and hope the author will continue his work.
There is a big problem. I swallowed the comments. I can't even see the comments. I wrote a lot of words and they are gone. Was it set by the author?
The writing is quite good, and it has the flavor of Ten Thousand Realms.
Orcs in the front row, human logistics + cavalry, goblin technology + construction + siege, and there is still a lack of elves to supplement the back row.
In fact, there was a book on Tomato that was similar to this one before. That book was also written according to the book of Civilization Lords of All Realms. It included orcs, elves, goblins, and the latest mermaid. It was later banned.
The development of the Bronze Age in this book is different from that in the previous book. However, there are several similar plots in the orcs, all of which support the werewolves, tauren, and elephant races one after another. The names of the orc chiefs are also the same. As for the battle with the northern orcs, this one is really the same as that one. The elephants and humans meet each other but don't fight at first. I just read this and see what happens later. I really like this kind of multi-racial lord story, but the plot is a bit repetitive.
The writing is still very good. It is recommended to add more of your own stuff, otherwise I always think that I am reviewing Lord of Vientiane [Learned]
The writing is good, it has the flavor of the civilized lord of all realms, and it is better than what he wrote.
Good-looking, love to watch, stylish
Not bad, Wanjie's meal replacement.
Not bad, but updates are too slow
Highly recommended, I really like this type of book
It feels pretty good, it's pretty good to watch, but I finished it in one go, a bit too fast.
I want to know if this book has a female protagonist or a woman? Or neither. "Ya Stomp"
Very good, Civilized War, really watch it
Come on, the author is great
It suits my taste, and decisive killing is not the Holy Virgin.
It's hard to say anything else, but one thing is true. The author has never been short or short.
If you like this type of author, please update it.
Chapter 72: The spear broke when broken. Why is the stone ax still curled? I don't understand what stone is.
So far it's okay, keep going.
It's okay, the flaws don't hide the flaws, the idea is good
The writing is quite good, but it feels similar to the early version of Lords of All Realms. I hope I have some creativity of my own
Support it, read it well, write well [like][like][like]
I see that your interface is similar to the interface diagram of Civilization Clash. At first glance, I thought it was the same novel. And the two of you are pretty similar in the early stages.
Are all the lords starting from the same starting line?
Forget it, the green mountains remain unchanged and the green water flows forever. See you again when we are destined.
It's rare to see a book like Lords of the Ten Thousand Worlds. I hope that later on I won't be as stupid as Luo Ji and stop treating other races like nothing. It's quite good now.
It's a very good book about Civilization Lords of All Worlds. I have always loved reading the original books in this category. I have read Lords of Civilization three times. This book borrows some settings from it, but the story is completely different. It is considered a high-quality book about Civilizations. You can give it a try.
A novel about the development of civilization. I created it because I like Lazy Cat's World. I hope you all like it.
Okay, I quite like this rhythm, but there are two things that I personally feel are a little bit not to my liking. One is the Black Hoof Tribe seeking cooperation. Before the Black Hoof Tribe came to the Shi Xi Tribe, they judged Shi Xi's strength through the equipment of Lin Miao's team and Ya Ling's observation. However, judging from Ya Ling's psychological activities later, he looked down on Shi Xi's defense, so it was difficult for Black Hoof to accurately judge the strength of the interns and the number of combatants. Then this cooperation seemed to be purely to send cavalry and horses to Shi Xi, because it seemed that there was no explanation of how much trouble the United Tribes had brought to Black Hoof. The second is after the establishment of Stony Brook City. I think drinking is okay, but basically all the combatants are so drunk that they sleep on the roadside. I think it is unreasonable. The book also says that the protagonist will not look at the loyalty of tribe members one by one. Your tribe is a mixed tribe that was defeated. Since you are not sure about the loyalty of everyone, how can you let the combatants get so drunk? As long as two or three people with a grudge seize this opportunity, they can cause great harm to the tribe. The above is only my personal opinion. I still like this book quite a lot and hope the author will continue his work.
There is a big problem. I swallowed the comments. I can't even see the comments. I wrote a lot of words and they are gone. Was it set by the author? The writing is quite good, and it has the flavor of Ten Thousand Realms. Orcs in the front row, human logistics + cavalry, goblin technology + construction + siege, and there is still a lack of elves to supplement the back row.
In fact, there was a book on Tomato that was similar to this one before. That book was also written according to the book of Civilization Lords of All Realms. It included orcs, elves, goblins, and the latest mermaid. It was later banned. The development of the Bronze Age in this book is different from that in the previous book. However, there are several similar plots in the orcs, all of which support the werewolves, tauren, and elephant races one after another. The names of the orc chiefs are also the same. As for the battle with the northern orcs, this one is really the same as that one. The elephants and humans meet each other but don't fight at first. I just read this and see what happens later. I really like this kind of multi-racial lord story, but the plot is a bit repetitive.
The writing is still very good. It is recommended to add more of your own stuff, otherwise I always think that I am reviewing Lord of Vientiane [Learned]
The writing is good, it has the flavor of the civilized lord of all realms, and it is better than what he wrote.
Good-looking, love to watch, stylish
Not bad, Wanjie's meal replacement.
Not bad, but updates are too slow
Highly recommended, I really like this type of book
It feels pretty good, it's pretty good to watch, but I finished it in one go, a bit too fast.
I want to know if this book has a female protagonist or a woman? Or neither. "Ya Stomp"
Very good, Civilized War, really watch it
Come on, the author is great
It suits my taste, and decisive killing is not the Holy Virgin.
It's hard to say anything else, but one thing is true. The author has never been short or short.
If you like this type of author, please update it.
Chapter 72: The spear broke when broken. Why is the stone ax still curled? I don't understand what stone is.
So far it's okay, keep going.
It's okay, the flaws don't hide the flaws, the idea is good
The writing is quite good, but it feels similar to the early version of Lords of All Realms. I hope I have some creativity of my own
Support it, read it well, write well [like][like][like]
I see that your interface is similar to the interface diagram of Civilization Clash. At first glance, I thought it was the same novel. And the two of you are pretty similar in the early stages.
Are all the lords starting from the same starting line? Forget it, the green mountains remain unchanged and the green water flows forever. See you again when we are destined.