The Evolving Island Kingdom

I really don't understand, is there any special cost involved in using his golden finger? If the use of this evolutionary golden spike does not consume the rest of the special energy, then why not use the existing resources to maximize the power of your own island before going to war. Does it have to be written in such a way that the protagonist has the strength to crush others, but the protagonist deliberately doesn't use it, and then the opponent explodes halfway through the fight. The protagonist has to pay a higher price to win this battle, which is not difficult in itself. To be honest, this resource arrangement is too unreasonable With such a strong golden finger, what is there to cultivate? Wouldn't it be nice to cultivate more species?

The old king can be said to be very good. The people live and work in peace and contentment, and have food and drink, but in the eyes of the protagonist, he has become nothing. Also, the protagonist himself is not very good at fighting. There is no resonance in many places.

If the protagonist doesn't get the old king's bonus, it's okay to make random comments. But after you have reaped the benefits, it's funny to comment on other people's shortcomings! The protagonist has to accept an island with many kings and heirs, internal intrigues, and many external enemies, or an island that is chased around by enemies and has lost its development potential internally, so that the protagonist can know how precious it is? To the extent that the game started with a bang at the beginning, I didn't even think about whether the author would give it a chance? Just look at the introduction and you will know that this is not a genre that is invincible at the beginning, so if the author knows nothing about islands, what is he writing about?

I've read more than ten chapters, why doesn't the protagonist try to strengthen people??? Humans are also animals, right? And after strengthening, people who are loyal to the protagonist are not more useful than animals and plants???

It was so uncomfortable for me that I had to complain to let myself out. I decided not to read this book. I just saw that I was going to find other islands and I couldn't stand it anymore. The protagonist was written as if he was mentally retarded. If nothing else, the protagonist's evolutionary ability has no burden on him and he just needs auxiliary materials. Let's not talk about evolving people. Maybe the author designed it. It is definitely impossible to evolve people, but if you want to start a war, now children know that the three armies have to wait for food and grass before they are used. Even if the author sets that a race can only extract a strong self, but does not use its own abilities to improve national strength and war capabilities, it will feel that it is awesome and can go out. Play games and develop it. The writing is really retarded.

The protagonist has obtained the ability to evolve three times and is ready to remove the barrier and go out to conquer the world. I think it is completely possible to develop for a few years before going out. First: you must at least evolve the knight's horse first; second: it was the ability of the old king that developed a bit of wealth before. If your current annual food output can support so many people, you can completely evolve the crops, and then cultivate the evolved crops; third: you can evolve animals and cultivate them. For example, the fifth-level cow mentioned above can evolve part of the male and female so that they can give birth to cubs. It can develop rapidly for several years.

The protagonist becomes a king? Why should you evaluate the old king?

The sentence fragmentation is so weird, it's uncomfortable to watch

The subject matter is okay, and Golden Finger is very powerful, but the author just didn't write it well and was criticized.

Come on, I've given you all the recommendation votes