Global Lord: A Hundredfold Boost Starting with the Undead

I don't understand why a hundredfold amplification is so impressive, a truly amazing talent, but the protagonist is a complete waste. He doesn't know anything about politics or strategy because the hundredfold amplification exempts him from all of that. He could simply sit at home cultivating magic, improving his cultivation level, and contemplating how to become a god.

The beginning was well-written, with a large army, a struggle for supremacy, and the protagonist wasn't brainless! Chapter 200 is where I started writing nonsense. There are tens of millions of skeleton soldiers, doing nothing but sitting there.

Others develop peacefully because they can't develop through fighting, but your undead + 100x multiplier for fighting and massing troops is far more powerful than peaceful development, and you still choose peaceful development. The protagonist is powerful only because of the 100x multiplier; his personal strength is like a noob's.

With hundreds of millions of troops, spending their days doing trivial merchant guild tasks... I can't understand the protagonist's mindset. A normal person would be on the path to conquest or exploring a vast world, right? The protagonist just sits there eating hotpot, doing mundane little tasks, running a couple of small dungeons, then getting attacked and killed by other forces, and then not…

Let's reward him with a hero, Skeleton King, so he can lead troops. The main character doesn't even have a command skill and has to keep ordering them around.

Author, I've got something good to show you.

A character with 30 loyalty points will kill the lord. The protagonist went to great lengths to revive a legendary character with 23 loyalty points, who dared to recruit him without a contract, and then became demanding and hostile towards him. 🤙🤙🤙👍 That's just mindless nonsense. Would development slow down without this thing?

One thing that really bothers me is that with an army of millions, and having fought multiple battles, how could the surrounding people not know that this is a terrifying undead force? Tens of thousands is already boundless, but millions of undead... And why open such a crappy, weak shop? Wouldn't it be better to focus on development?

That idiot in Silverwing City keeps harassing the protagonist's woman, and the protagonist hasn't done anything about it? Why not just send a million troops to wipe out Silverwing City? The protagonist seems so timid and hesitant. With his cheat-like ability to sustain himself through war, he feels like he could conquer the entire continent in less than three months.

Why does it feel like the author is writing something erotic? There's not much serious content; it's all about how the protagonist, Fang Hao, picks up girls and sleeps with them. Previously, it was all about the protagonist, Fang Hao, running around his main city, watching the maids, checking if his skeleton was doing any work, and briefly introducing where the flowers and plants were.