
This Lord Is Backed by a Tech Tycoon
这个领主背靠科技大亨
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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532Chapters
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The protagonist is also too stubborn and has been stabbed in the face many times, but he doesn't feel like he has made any progress. When attending a banquet hosted by a group of unfamiliar aristocrats, there are few guards and no security checks. The most bizarre thing is that there are no security checks on dignitary occasions. Food poisoning is enough to kill you many times.
In fact, it was quite good when I first started watching it, and I kept following it, but when it came to the orc invasion part, it was really bad. If you want to include it, you should write it better. It would be very uncomfortable to have to wait for the orcs to slaughter the whole place before you include it.
Author, have you forgotten the power of publicity? Don't think that public opinion positions are useless. . The protagonist must have a reputation among the people to become a king. . The enemy is a mediocre tyrant with tons of propaganda. . People will have choices in their hearts
I just read Chapter 3 or 4, let me tell you a few points. What the First Earth Man writes is like a system tool person, the Virgin Mother, who helps people from other worlds develop, produces knowledge and materials, and consumes a lot of energy, and then does nothing? This is not an earthling, this is a fool. When people on Earth know that another world is a magical world, shouldn't their first reaction be excitement and surprise? Surprise? Wouldn't it be more reasonable to exchange this? Just one sentence of knowledge blind spots was taken away. Isn't it too disrespectful to take the IQ of the people on earth into consideration? Then instead of treating the people on earth as human beings, it would be better to write them directly as systems, which would create less of a sense of violation.
It's time for the protagonist to develop a breech-loading gun. . Then upgrade the bolt-action rifle. . Naval battleship
People who betray their own class are either saints or profitable. Which category does the protagonist belong to?
It's ready for slaughter, it's so fat 🤓
It's terrible. Come on, author I have experienced that writing this kind of farming flow is useless.
My Empire and Sword of the Dawn are still good-looking. Both of them have been tested by the market.
The indigenous people have discouraged at least 80% of readers. . .
This profile and my interests😁😁
I found that many novels of this kind do not include the Forbidden Mage. I am afraid that it will not be a nuclear bomb that will dominate in the later period. I hope industry and magic are more balanced. Magic is powerful for individuals, and industry is suitable for civilians.
I feel that the protagonist's treatment of foreign races is too much. I feel that it is too idealistic and will definitely cause problems in the future. It feels unreasonable to kill so many of my own people without getting punished.
This lord is backed by a technology tycoon 01—10
I feel like the author is a little tired of writing, so I'll just finish it with this one.
Later, you can write that the protagonist becomes a god and develops a believer, and then fights for hegemony in the heavens or other planets. In the later stage, he hopes to rule the technological world of Winster and others, and add some weird worlds and fairy worlds (like Civilized Lords of All Realms, it would be very good)
I have read a hundred chapters, and overall it is pretty good, except that there are too few details in some places, such as the manufacturing details of the artillery, which were built just after being given the drawings. There was also a printing press, which was built in one go. Although the problem is not big, it is just less enjoyable. The above personal opinions
Is this recommended by someone who has never been there before? Why are there so few people?
After reading it, I still feel quite immersed in it.
Didn't watch it, let's complain about the setting Little Lord of the Border Marquis
Come on, author. You can give it a try and find some recommendations from great authors.
Why don't the author change his name? This name seems a bit poisonous at first glance.
Is the protagonist not afraid of being used by Winster? And then invade the world?
Fusion is not interesting. You can look at my empire next door. Fusion or something is better than fighting in a different world with technology.
Is it necessary to develop magic technology?
The protagonist is a marquis, why is the territory so small, just a small town? Generally speaking, the town is configured as a baron.
It feels like it has nothing to do with magic being the primary productive force. It's completely copying Earth's technology. Shouldn't magic be used long ago? Launch a magical industrial revolution instead of copying the steam electrical industry on earth. . . I don't understand why the rules of another world are exactly the same as those of Earth?
By the way, I feel that the male protagonist is actually the Noah civilization... From the beginning, the interaction of time and space does not cross the universe. At the same time, we can know from the dialogue that a barrier protects the earth, a peace-loving civilization. Hmm →_→, I feel that the Noah civilization knew its destiny from the beginning, and the barrier was also a protective barrier set up by the Noah civilization when it discovered the earth civilization 🤐🤐🤐🤐
Personally, I would like to raise my opinion. If you need a magician to make cement, it seems to have little effect on the whole society. Why not combine magic and machinery, like the Sword of the Dawn?