All the people travel through another world, each person has a territory, and an initial unit is randomly selected.
Chen Mo drew the stone man.
Others' units are saber-toothed tigers, goblins, and elf archers. His troop type is the Stone Man - the only troop type that no other lord in the entire Broken Continent possesses. The novice gift pack also comes with a black stone that cannot be recognized by the system. After being connected to the core of the territory, the entire mountain begins to swallow everything, convert energy, and mass-produce rock-type troops.
While others were gnawing dry food and drinking muddy water, he was eating roasted wild boar. While others were relying on three or five soldiers to tremble and wait for the tide of beasts, he had already pulled out the entire army of stone men.
From the two-meter-high gravel soldiers to the five-meter-high giant rock guards. From the 25-meter lava giant to the 50-meter mountain giant. In the end, the whole mountain was moving - the ancient god of the ancient mountain range thousands of meters high stood up from the earth and carried the mountain to the end of the world.
The system treats him as an anomaly. The top lords on the leaderboard see him as a threat. The native tribes of a previous era viewed him as either a heir to their ancestral legacy—or a heretic that must be eradicated.
But Chen Mo didn't care about this. He only knows that his stone man is the strongest!
Reader comments
I don't care about how others are doing. The protagonist's only weapon is so difficult to fight.
Finished pulling,,,
There are second-level soldiers in Chapter 7. When there are more than 50 second-level soldiers, there is still only one second-level soldier. Isn't it too heavy-handed?
I don't care about how others are doing. The protagonist's only weapon is so difficult to fight.
Finished pulling,,,
There are second-level soldiers in Chapter 7. When there are more than 50 second-level soldiers, there is still only one second-level soldier. Isn't it too heavy-handed?