I Have Millions of Workers

I have only seen the Battle of Mercury Bay so far, so my knowledge is limited. Only a small part of the human side has been drawn. It is estimated that there are more human countries in the south, west, and east, and the same is true for the demons. The central and southern part of the Iron Hill Kingdom and some other locations are all my guesses based on what I read. The details will depend on what the author writes later. ❤️😏

When I saw the cover, I clicked in without realizing it 🤭

The only members of the council are players? What about the locals? Wouldn't they have any objection? The protagonist puts the cart before the horse, the players are just tools, and the natives are the foundation. He values ​​the players but ignores the protagonist's own people. In the final analysis, the protagonist just regards all of this as a game, and the natives are nothing more than NPCs in his eyes.

Is this book being targeted by a friend? Why do people complain about something inexplicable from time to time... It's outrageous that someone actually asked the protagonist not to limit the number of players. One million players are crowded into 5 NPCs and queued up to submit tasks. If there are not tens of millions of horses planned, they may not be enough to fly, and they are also drunk. After reading it, I feel that the pace of this book is quite slow. It has no major advantages or major flaws. It is just okay for casual reading.

I don't know when I started to dislike books with more than three female protagonists in about 1 million words. Maybe as people get older, it becomes more realistic. . . . Why. . .

They always try their best to limit the number of players so that no one can play the game. Those who wrote this way ended up being dumped on the street.

Why is the protagonist called Mr. Fu? Is this a joke? The name "Boss Boss" reminds me of a group of "social people" who didn't study and took pride in making the teacher angry and swearing all day long. When they saw others concentrating on studying, they would even ridicule and use irritating language. Ordinary people whose family conditions were obviously not very good even went out to work halfway through school, but they called each other Mr. Zhao, Mr. Zhang, and Mr. Hu. What kind of joke is this?

It's really boring to watch. Your design is so speechless. A different world game is also a game, and it mainly focuses on players. But since your main character is the main character and the focus is off, what's the point? Infinite resurrection is the most disgusting thing. In the real world, brother, if you do this, then 1,000 players can fight tens of thousands of goblins in the base. There are too few restrictions on players. Forget it, I can't stand it anymore! Mainly because there are too many faults, I am too lazy to talk about them

. . . It's a pity that I overdid my self-pleasure. The first 200 chapters of this book are really good, but around Chapter 300, I found that the style remains the same. I have been using the crowd tactics, ignoring the growth of the protagonist, and the players have not grown much. The changes in strength are really vague, because there are no levels, only attributes to distinguish, and the high-level gameplay cannot be reflected. It is said that this kind of real-life maneuverability is very high, but now I only see group fights.

Why do authors now like to turn their enemies into heroines?