The Tycoon of Stratholme

This article is quite enjoyable, but I have a question. The protagonist summoned a bunch of ship girls, but a lot of them were taken away by the players who were summoned to help, and even got on the ship. I remember that in the original setting of the ship girl, she was very fond of his admiral, very loyal, and would never fall in love with anyone else, right? Even got on the boat. Then the question is, in this book, does this count as being cheated?

I mainly want to give my acceptance speech. First of all, I would like to thank the party and the country, and then I would like to thank my brother Fei for giving me the opportunity to play a small role. At this moment of universal celebration, let us raise our hands and cheer loudly: You have the vote! ! !

Yunfei, I love you, I want to give you a monkey 🌹

That... I like Yunwei 😏 wearing white silk

I hope I can pick up dnd again next time and don't mess with it (this is really poisonous, I originally wanted to watch it, but it turned out that summoning players and ship girls came out and it was really poisonous to death).

This book is not as good as Storm God. To be honest, the theme of getting players to work will not work after it becomes popular. I still think that the Storm God and the Shadow God are yyds, and the Shadow God has been brushed many times.

The whole article is just one word, send. Give money, give equipment, give troops. No matter who the other party is, all kinds of gifts are completely illogical!

The setting of Goldfinger is quite interesting, but the protagonist's IQ is very low. As a Chinese player who travels through time, he doesn't know how to spend money on infrastructure, form elite knights, expand the army, build arsenals, and form large chambers of commerce to purchase supplies from other places. He doesn't know how to recruit high-end talents for scientific research, so he knows how to send money in violation of regulations. How can he give half of his own mines to dwarves and write IOUs? Don't build an arsenal yourself. Don't build an army but give it to others. Do you call this spending money? The most speechless thing is that there are so many rules and now the system doesn't say it's a violation?

I am also a long-time reader of Yunfei, and I have summarized a few questions that I hope Yunfei will take a look at. The first is the harem issue. Each female character is written well at first, but after the game is conquered, she gradually becomes a harem NPC +1. In the later stage, we can only keep adding new harems to fill the plot. In addition, every protagonist is a pretender, so each book is exciting and interesting in the early and middle stages, but gradually turns into a clichéd Long Aotian and Lao Bai novel in the later stages. And in order to collect the harem, CP is often dismantled. It would be interesting if you really became a Cao thief, but Yunfei insists on taking everything forcibly out of virginity complex. And what is quite disgusting is that the dismantling of the CP is not to win love with his own charm, but to vilify the man and turn him into a clown. He crazily hurts the woman and then commits suicide. At the same time, the male protagonist comes out to show off and makes the woman empathize and become the male protagonist's licking dog. The male protagonist does not take the initiative or refuse, and enjoys the feeling of being licked just like green tea. In general, Yunfei's harem story is actually the same as Long Aotian's harem story from Xiaobai's story more than ten years ago. It's just that the writing is good and other plots are inserted to boost it. It's interesting at first glance, but it gets boring after a long time. Secondly, the knowledge level is not enough to write well. For example, the economic system of this book can keep up with the cold weapon combat system of this book. Lack of knowledge is normal, but as an author you must at least be self-aware and use your strengths to avoid weaknesses. If you don't understand something, don't write it down or just briefly mention it. For it to be the main plot, you must at least have basic concepts and common sense.

I don't know why I didn't want to continue watching when I saw that I could summon a group of players 🙄