Back to 1981 with Age of Empires

You might as well write about Africa, at least you can build a country 😜

Boss, we came here for the Age of Empires system and saw that there is no sign of it yet. You are cheating! The book is pretty good, but at least send out a few soldiers or farmers and some buildings first!

Taking the clothes of the Age of Empires and doing unconventional things (plot), the starting point of the plot is in the wrong direction, which will definitely cause a large number of readers to give up this book (because there are many fans of the Age of Empires) because the development space of the protagonist is limited first domestically and then abroad. After all, many future things in Europe and the United States were just getting started at that time, but there was no domestic soil for the protagonist to develop future enterprises, and there would be congenital restrictions. Even if the protagonist improved domestically and developed overseas, they would 100% restrict the protagonist, because the protagonist had already been labeled as domestic, and the political direction would restrict the protagonist. Book title tags, if readers don't care about them, if they do, will the book do well? It's probably not good.

I also want to write a book where the protagonist takes the Age of Empires to rebirth Myanmar in the 1970s. Controlling the development of a country is the greatest use of the Golden Finger of the Age of Empires. It is the least interesting to use it to develop business.

What's the point of being alive when you can't even choose your wife? Why do you need the system? Isn't it just to live a good life?

The protagonist's development direction is to escape from the Central Plains, otherwise there will be nothing to develop. Even if he develops in the Central Plains, it is impossible to develop. Foreign exchange is the biggest problem, let alone buying Western equipment in the future. As long as the protagonist is labeled with the Central Plains, he will definitely be blocked by the West, not to mention that At that time, the Central Plains was not ordinary. All kinds of monsters and monsters wanted to prevent the development of the Central Plains. So even if the Central Plains used the power of one country to help the protagonist develop, it was unrealistic because the people were not full. Refusal for various reasons could prevent the country from helping. Even if the West did not block the protagonist, what about the protagonist's foreign exchange? The Central Plains absolutely wants to use the protagonist's foreign exchange to develop the country, let alone the protagonist getting help from the Central Plains. Therefore, even if this book is written, it is just messed up and unpleasant to watch. According to the situation at that time, there are only two places where the protagonist is most suitable for development, one is Hong Kong Island. After the 1990s or the new millennium, you can go to Russia. This is the only enterprise that is a leading figure in local development. Unless the protagonist only develops low-end, but if the author only writes low-end, then the book will be useless. Needless to say, readers will abandon this book.

You are a courtyard house dressed in the skin of the imperial era. Selling dog meat as sheep's head is in name only. You might as well write about rebirth and bringing the whole village out of poverty. You know you can't fight for hegemony but you still write 404. If you don't change, you will rush to the street sooner or later 😤

When writing about Age of Empires, I suggest you read Construction Mania first. Your book feels like it has no main plot.

It is recommended that authors write military novels. They can write about foreign countries. If they can block our country, they can only write about foreign countries and not get 404. Or the author could change the protagonist of this book to a map. Otherwise, readers will be disappointed when they see that the title of the book indicates the Age of Empires, but the content in the book does not meet the requirements.

I guess I wanted to follow the trend after watching Construction Mania.