[The rating just came out, so it’ll rise later~] Across the wasteland, endless waves of monsters go berserk every night. Only shelters offer any real safety.
The most important things for developing a shelter are manpower, food, arrow towers, walls...
Wait, what are you doing? Every day, you’re making hot springs, statues, and bizarre buildings? You call those things wonders?!
How are you developing so fast when you spend every day on pointless stuff? I condemn you!
Li Sute inherited a shelter and received a copy of The Wonder-Building Manual.
The [Sacred Spring] that clears negative status effects, the [Horn of Submission] that tames monsters, the [Cornucopia] that doubles crop yields...
Wonders are ruining the country? No way!
Recruiting followers, buying slaves, purifying demi-humans...
Starting from the wasteland, he builds wonder after wonder and gradually creates a magnificent kingdom!
One point to note is that almost all the characters in the dialogues are female.
Although *At Be* is set in a Western fantasy world, it truly captures the essence of Chinese culture. The Chinese believe in equal development in all things, right? There's no such thing as a free lunch; the Chinese achieve success through their own labor. This book is truly a classic.
The classic, talented ones are all women, so I'm deducting one star. The author never replies; it's probably an AI.
Something amazing has surfaced. I watched it all night and didn't find anything wrong with it.
The infrastructure-themed ones look great! Do you have any extra meal replacement options?
The content is solid, but some settings are not clearly explained. It's a pity he was castrated, but I can understand.
So far, it's great; there are no major flaws, and the various spectacular effects are quite anticipated.
It looks nice, but there aren't many of them.
It's very original and interesting.
Where is he? He was castrated so quickly.