My Lackeys Can Level Up

I misread the name, I thought my little brother could level up... When I came in, it turned out not to be the case! ! !

: I am the Emperor of Calradia. Lord of Pendor. The biological son of the goddess. The 16th emperor. Son of Rome. Son of Zeus. King of 7 Kingdoms. The entire territory is guarded. King of Britain. Commander-in-Chief of the Ming Dynasty Expeditionary Force in Japan. The grand leader of the Griffin Knights, in the name of Tian Khan, asks you why you don't want the Griffin Knights.

I was quite comfortable following updates every day, but suddenly I switched to the homepage and found that the author was so miserable with his subscription. Because I personally play horse-and-blade, this book uses the horse-and-blade system to compete for hegemony. The content is quite to my liking. The author should work hard to update it and strive to dominate the world as soon as possible. . . . . Not much to say, I will reward you with ten thousand rewards for your support.

Is this protagonist too weak? Richard can now fight the dragon alone. The protagonist has already surpassed the top soldiers. He must be a little superman after all, right? Wearing a thick armor, wouldn't it be possible to kill someone casually in a crowd? As a result, the so-called werewolves and totem warriors are almost 50-50, which is too exaggerated. Now that I have said it, the protagonist is very awesome, and it is superimposed on the protagonist. Author, you can let the protagonist show it. This protagonist is always running, always running away. It is really cowardly and scared, it is endless. You don't look at how many people's power has been superimposed on the protagonist. Since you have written this setting before, then write it out! Let's be clear, judging from the protagonist's current strength, it's really no problem to carry thousands of people. As long as he doesn't get hurt, he can just kill him casually.

After Carl learned knowledge, why did he not go back to the natives to develop agriculture, but instead became the count's lackey? Is there any foreshadowing?

After reading the first three chapters I was a little dissatisfied with having already had a gold finger at the beginning for half a year and still being caught With this upgraded gold finger, I can directly recruit strong men And then talk about something like the god of battle, saying that I am a god envoy, and then combined with combat upgrades, I can quickly attract a large number of people Find a weak country to take the coercion route. Those who survive the war will quickly become elite soldiers with the help of gold finger Under the snowball, I should be invincible very quickly.

The protagonist doesn't develop his own territory well and goes out to be a nanny for others? ? ? ? ? A lord wanders around, so the author arranged for the heroine to bring no benefits to the protagonist but cause trouble for the protagonist (this is very poisonous. I hope the author can deal with it decisively. As a lord goes out to wander around for a woman and works as a nanny for his brother, you might as well write a knight-errant protagonist)

It's good to be persuaded to quit by the protagonist's character, and it's good to kill decisively, but it's not so good to be selfish and dishonest. It feels like the protagonist is just a native, not like a time traveler.

It is better to write about promiscuity for women than to write more about territory construction. What people who read this kind of article want is not love and love. Conquering, developing and killing talents is the kingly way. As a woman, even if you have a harem and a stallion marriage without feelings, it doesn't matter. It's just in your interests.

Can we be more evil in the mid-term? For example, if you kill the natives, they will die. They are lazy and occupy the population and consume food. I am disgusted by using biomass to generate electricity.