This Lord Has a Tech Tycoon in His Corner

The protagonist is incredibly stubborn; he's been assassinated at point-blank range multiple times, yet he doesn't seem to have improved at all. Attending a banquet of unfamiliar nobles with few guards and no security checks—no security at a political event is the most bizarre thing; food poisoning alone would be enough to kill him many times over.

Actually, it was quite good at the beginning and I kept watching, but the orc invasion part was really bad. If you're going to recruit them, you should write it better. Waiting until the orcs have ravaged the land before recruiting them is just frustrating.

I've only read three or four chapters, and I have a few points to make. First, the Earthling is portrayed like a system tool, a saintly figure who helps the otherworldly beings develop, providing knowledge and resources while expending a huge amount of energy, and then asking for nothing in return? This isn't Earthlings; this is idiots.

Author, have you forgotten the power of propaganda? Don't think the media is useless. The protagonist needs a good reputation among the people to become king. The enemies are incompetent rulers and tyrants, and propaganda. The people will make their choice.

It's time for the protagonist to develop breech-loading rifles... And then upgrade to bolt-action rifles... (Naval battleship)

My Empire and Dawn of the Sword are still the best; both have stood the test of the market.

Those who betray their own class are either saints or people who can profit from it. Which category does the protagonist belong to?

They're ready to be slaughtered; they've fattened them up so much! 🤓

It's a disaster, author, keep it up! I've already realized that writing this kind of farming/development story is hopeless.

The local audience will likely deter at least 80% of readers.