The NPC Lord’s Guide to Conquest

I saw this among hundreds of new books, and it reflects the importance of novel names. This novel has a good name.

It's so hard to find a mage article. I just want to see why there are so few fireball wizards. They are the Hogwarts kind or the full-time mage kind. It's really

Oh, let's create an opinion forum. If you have any opinions, feel free to mention them, but if you just comment without saying what the problem is, or it makes no sense, then you will need a plane ticket...

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If I hadn't seen a comment here before saying that it's not a big deal to open a dodge, I would have changed the critical rate to lock down morale. Then I was deceived into watching it, but it turned out that it was not a big deal. The protagonist is an insider, and with the foresight of time travel, he directly sold the gold bracelet on his body in exchange for a slave and a lord order. There is also a modifier, which can change anything, lock people's morale, and modify the cannon fodder sent at the beginning into elite soldiers who have fought in hundreds of battles. The key point is that although this is a game article, the game settings are realistic. Others have to save resources and spend time to build buildings. The protagonist is good, the modifier is directly brushed out of thin air, and the NPC calls it a miracle. There will be players later to act as the fourth natural disaster. The author writes the invincible article and directly pastes the label. You are a foresight, modifier, and the fourth natural disaster. Other novels only use one as a plug-in. It's better for you, just three-in-one.

To be honest, this book is actually well written, but it has a big problem. The author's settings for the game are all based on the author's own imagination, and the distribution of strength is a mess. Only the author knows the levels of magic and the distribution of strength. People who read the book have to read very far, and only through the author's conception of the entire book can they barely know the strength of the book. It is no wonder that the book's performance is not good. Many settings are taken out by the author later, and people who have just read the book will only be confused.

What a shame for such a good subject

In fact, I personally feel that the plot of this book is quite bland, without much passion, and the descriptions of farming and pretentiousness in fighting are not that powerful. The best book I have ever read for this kind of book is Civilization: Lords of All Realms (which was terrible in the later period), and although it is weak, the descriptions of farming and pretentiousness in fighting are okay (that is, the list of civilization strength data and the like are never described), and I feel that it can be described from this aspect.

So wouldn't it be good for you to vote for a game category? Why submit it to the light novel category?

"The Heavens: The Cultivation of a Certain Star's Civilization" Introduction: I know you don't believe it, but I really traveled through time and became a ball, a big and bright one. Of course, you can also call me the Lord of the Radiant Sun, the God of radiance and glory, the leader of the Holy Sun Civilization, the disruptor of the heavens... [Marvel][StarCraft 2][Warhammer 40k][Three Body] [Halo ] [Starship Troopers] [Alien] [Independence Day] [...] (There are film and television novels as well as original works) PS: There are film and television games and original works in the world of travel. 40% Of the plot is still about the cultivation of civilization and the expansion of the main world (original)