There are a lot of bugs but it is still watchable. There are not many emotional scenes, almost none. The price is really exaggerated. A bed costs four taels of silver. Also, the leadership team has no idea. The heroine has to do everything by herself. Isn't it useful for the subordinates? The town's security team of more than 10,000 people is only over 100. In these troubled times, such a small number of security guards is outrageous.
It's okay, but the infrastructure part is too little. The infrastructure is to upgrade the territory and then build whatever buildings are gone. There are more female protagonists who adventure and explore the divine world. I prefer to see the reactions of residents after the territory changes and the reactions of residents or nobles from other territories who migrate there. Players also have no role. Finally, the universe setting is interesting. It can be basically ignored if there is a male protagonist. No, it should be said that the male character has the most roles. The female protagonist has no such idea at all.
Emmm, what do you say? The player's account can be used by others to level up. I can't understand. This is a holographic game for real players. This is unacceptable. There is no description of the various technologies in the infrastructure. It just exists. If it is given directly by the system, forget it. But the system does not show up, and there is no game panel. The heroine relies on the heroine to receive tasks. It is incomprehensible. It has been a long time, and there are still the hundred players summoned at the beginning. Can his account be reopened after the player dies? Then in reality, there was no feedback on this game, so I gave up without seeing the entry into v.
I bought 70% of the lord system infrastructure and told me that there is a male protagonist. I looked at the catalog and thought it was not there. A lot of people asked the author for ambiguity. Haha.
It has come true at the beginning. The setting is very good, but it is a bit watery in the later stage. It is just a cool article. There is no infrastructure. It mainly relies on the heroine Ou to draw good things.
The nonsensical style of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Infrastructure Conquering the World is good, but the heroine's character and the plot of the characters always like to be expressed in exaggerated ways. If it is too much, it will be boring. It is a bit similar to the exaggeration of Zhou Xingchi's "I" movie.
It's almost the same as another book on The Empress. It's all nonsense. It's about the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. Same view as above. This is what this author wrote.