Protagonist: Chen Ye
· A modern civil engineering graduate, extreme sports enthusiast, rational optimist, and nonstop wisecracker
· A well-rounded powerhouse: Martial prowess 95 → 120, leadership 90 → 118, intelligence 88 → 115, politics 70 → 112, charisma 100 (fixed), luck 99
· Kind but no saint: He doesn't indiscriminately kill the innocent, but his ideas for dealing with enemies are as wild as a graveyard for shared bikes
Golden finger: Summoning Jade Stele
· Can summon famous generals and strategists from the Three Kingdoms period (with a probability), special troops (at the cost of population), and detect resources
· Displays six character attributes (martial prowess / leadership / intelligence / politics / charisma / luck), which can grow to 120
· Summoning initially costs "mental power" (emotion points), then later costs "faith power" (public support / belief)
30-level progression system:
Cave (1) → Settlement (2) → Small Tribe (3) → Medium Tribe (4) → Stockade (5) → Fort (6) → Village (7) → Large Village (8) → Town (9) → Large Town (10) → Small Earthen-Walled City (11) ... → Megacity (29) → Found a Nation (30)
World order:
· Ten Great Tribes: Humanity's top powers, each with its own totem-based abilities
· 300 chieftains, 100 large tribes, 300 small tribes: The backbone of humanity
· 2,000 martial-world factions: Loose organizations of warriors, artisans, herbalists, and others
· Forbidden lands: The giant-beast zone, the Weird Mist Forest, and the Silent Valley, all hiding the truth about the world
My favorite farming development book, combined with the generals of the Three Kingdoms, yyds
The progress is very tight, the details of the process, memories and reality are all pierced, and it is not overly invincible. It is a good work and I hope it will continue to be updated.
Didn't the old patriarch leave in Chapter 15? Why did he appear again in Chapter 27?