The Infinite Age of Empires

It gets ridiculous starting from chapter five. In the Imperial Age, the Iron Age, suddenly a high-ranking succubus appears, and she wants sex? That's incredible. Why didn't they just throw in a balora demon, and a top one at that? Does the protagonist have to be the bottom to get resources?

In the Middle Ages, a knight's horse was worth six oxen, chainmail was equivalent to one horse, a helmet to half a horse, a pair of leg armor to half a horse, and a sword and scabbard to more than half a warhorse. In addition, knights needed specialized equipment such as lances, daggers, short swords, shields, and bows and arrows.

I've read so many of them, and while the beginnings are generally readable, the overly strong racist undertones make them unreadable. In particular, the constant replacement of summoned soldiers with newer generations of soldiers and the various methods used to kill off the previous ones are really jarring.

For years, I've had a question: why is it that the first thing the protagonist does after gaining a fortuitous encounter and a cheat-like ability is to make money? He's been poor for decades; couldn't he just endure a few more months? Is he about to starve to death or something? Many people think this is the behavior of a normal, ordinary person.

It feels like the story has gone off-topic, escalating from the Age of Empires to the Age of Stallion.

Is it a matter of skill that niche novels always have to resort to bizarre tactics? Doesn't everyone think, "Can't they just write normally and properly?" It's rare to encounter a normally written, properly written novel; even those that become popular and break out of their niche often resort to bizarre tactics, though these usually appear in the early or mid-stages, or even later.

You could have just written a story about a power struggle, but you had to force in a woman and a succubus. It's really toxic. I wanted to read a power struggle story, but it turned into an erotica.

I want to see when this book gets banned; the explicit content is so over-the-top.

That's too reckless driving! This isn't a car going to kindergarten!

Is this a renaissance of online literature? That's amazing!