Global Lord: I Can Summon Billions of Species

Corps style, I still recommend Survival World Black Heart Legion Commander

After reading Chapter 43, the protagonist has no shortage of food, and there are many types of food. In the end, he actually took out the growable flame tip gun just to exchange for some food, just to make his food more diverse and tasteful. What future can such a person have? What kind of intelligent person does this have to be to do such a thing?

After reading more than 20 chapters, I felt so confused that I ran away.

Let's not talk about anything else. Just one lord and a dozen or twenty soldiers. You wouldn't dare to fight with such a few people in your village. They are not qualified to be bandits.

Bosses, please help me. Now the author is in the first round of recommendation. Your follow-up reading is very important to me. Whether I can advance to the next round of recommendation depends on you. If you want to become a book boss, please turn to the last page. The author is hungry and wants to eat.

There are cannons and hope to develop technology. I hope there will be more female protagonists, and we can develop rune technology for farming, and then we can create a dynasty of gods. From a personal point of view, I hope to use the role of time traveler to develop technology and rune technology. After all, if you fall behind, you will be beaten (just like the Qing Dynasty). If you don't develop technology, you will be completely destroyed when you encounter the rune fleet of the civilizations of the world.

Making jerky in the ice field makes me drunk

Why not first?

Harem flow. . . Thanks for the advice.

The first chapter suggests using ice or sealing, and then what conditions can be met to rescue them?

I got interested when I saw it was a harem genre, so I added a bookshelf first.

Kata Looks Real™ Impact Visual Effects

Book recommendation "Lord: I can increase experience points"

Making jerky in the ice field makes me drunk

The limit on the number of summoned soldiers is really nb. Recruiting some aboriginal people is a bit of a slap in the face. The more you look at it, the more they look like rebels.