Age of Empires Begins with a Peasant

I read all the updates patiently. Normally I would give up on a novel of this level halfway through, but there are so few novels about the Age of Empires, which gave me enough patience. First of all, I would like to make a few suggestions, 1. Since we are writing about the Age of Empires, the characteristics of the Age of Empires must at least be shown. Can we give the players of the Age of Empires a sense of intimacy? There are only one villager at the beginning, not even scouts or cavalry, nor can we explore the way. There are no sheep around the center of the town. The expression "your own units can tame wild animals" in the game is that the collars around the sheep's necks change color when villagers walk over. None of these characteristics are reflected, which can be used as a manifestation of taming animals or monsters in this novel in the future. 2. This novel is written in this way, and it has partially broken away from the framework of the Age of Empires. It can completely learn from the characteristics of other planning games, such as the collection of resources in the "Fortress" series. The system choices and belief choices in the "Civilization" series correspond to the invasion of "civilized" barbarians. Considering that there are also magical elements, you can refer to the settings of the "Heroes" series or "Baldur's Gate". These series of games are also works of the same era as Age of Empires. 3. It's still an old question. Since it's an Age of Empires novel and the civilization used is China, then at least the characteristics of this civilization should be reflected, such as three more initial villagers. 4. The villagers in the novel are not very reliable at all. You must know that the villagers in the game can cut down trees, farm, build houses, mine, hunt, fish, and herd. They are powerful beings that are completely omnipotent. In my eyes, they are the most reliable and reliable in the game. The invincible ones are not rangers or Teutonic knights, but three or four villagers. With villagers, even if you lose everything, you can start over. They can make towering castles and barracks rise from the ground. The enemy will also feel scared when he sees the villagers walking towards him with engineering hammers. In the novel, the protagonist is afraid that a female villager will be hurt. It is really funny. In the game, the female villager is as powerful as the male villager. She can chop down a big tree alone, pick up a bow and arrow to hunt wild boars, and meet a wild wolf on the road. Even if there is only the last trace of blood left, she will kill the wolf. Even if she is seriously injured, she will still be strong. The game initially experienced a dark age. The author can check the background of this word. The novel makes the female villagers look coquettish, acting coquettishly, and blushing. It completely fails to reflect the perseverance of human beings in the dark ages to fight against ferocious beasts, and to survive even if they eat hair and drink blood. All the characters are naive and silly, and do not have the primitive desires of ancient humans who need someone to keep vigil even when they sleep, who quickly get up when they hear the slightest noise, and who work hard to fight for the living space for future generations. 5. In short, the problem with the novel is that there is no sense of immersion. Even players in the Age of Empires do not feel familiar with it. I hope the author writes better and better.

Food in the imperial era included grains, fruits, and meat. It should be said that anything edible was food. Wood includes all plants that can be used as materials, even rubber is included in wood. The same goes for stones, such as granite and obsidian. I think gold should be said to include all metals, otherwise how would the metal weapons of soldiers come from? Gold is too soft to be used as a weapon. The names given to NPCs by the protagonist are all named Zhao. . . Can't the others? Although the protagonist cannot recite all the surnames of hundreds of families, he only remembers Zhao Qian, Sun Li, and Zhou Wu and King Zheng. But these are not the only ones you come into contact with in life, right? It seems that the protagonist used to be a doctor. I can only recall casually. There are many other surnames like Liu and Chen among the patients, right?

To be honest, the author wants to make it so embarrassing that the narration and dialogue are really uncomfortable 😒😒 Romance novels are not like this. . .

Is this a pigeon? ? ? ? ?

I read that the author published the book in August last year and it's almost June now. There are so many authors 🤔

It's sixteen days today, didn't you agree to take 15 days off?

Wang Xuangang, a master of war development games, traveled to the world of the Imperial Age. There were 10,085 people traveling with him. They need to establish their own empires in this huge alien world, and then annex other imperial civilizations. In this battle of blood and fire, what interesting things will emerge? Well, I'm also waiting to see!

The empire's population soldiers don't need to be very intelligent, otherwise they will look awkward!

Please update more😭