Global Lord: Starting with Recruitment Costs Cut in Half

It's too serious for self-pleasure. As a forest camp, God is watching, but after taking up a job as a druid, I also took a job as a demon warlock. I want to know what your brain circuit is like. The druid's semi-spell profession is the same as the demon warlock. The two professions are not complementary at all, and they even weaken each other. 1+1 Is even less than two. And the protagonist already has a profession. It is not necessary. He must take up the job of the demon warlock right away. Shouldn't he think about it again? My plug-in has not done any in-depth exploration. If your materials can be converted, then your most important material is food. Food should be used last. The cheapest in the forest is wood. Use wood first for everything. What's more important is that you can upgrade that rare resource at 100 to 1. If it is not a last resort, you should use all those basic resources. In the future, you can sell rare resources to others at a high price and make a fortune.

Seeing Chapter 25, it's outrageous that you can't get experience by killing black iron with bronze. According to your plan, you can only level up by killing ten monsters of the same level. Can monsters in the later stage reach full level? I'm afraid the highest level one will never be able to level up. There are so many monsters at the top level for you to kill.

The most important thing about the Lord's story is that the settings don't collapse. You wrote that to upgrade soldiers, you need soul crystals of the same level, 10 for level 1 and 20 for level 2. In this way, upgrading to level 5 requires 100 soul crystals of the same level! The whole world really serves the protagonist. I really can't imagine how other lords' high-level soldiers can be upgraded. How can there be so many high-level monsters for the lord to kill later?

I originally posted it in the chapter review, but I felt it was not good and would affect others. Why is the idea always to put the spring water into the pit instead of setting up another well or pond and then digging a channel to lead it there? As I said before, your drinking water and breeding irrigation water must be separated. It's so annoying, my thoughts are completely out of line with normal people's, and I feel like I'm not online. I can't put it in, it's too uncomfortable to watch. The same goes for snapping turtles. I don't know how to express this idea. Why would you want to set up snapping turtles as a cultured product? Don't you consider input and output? Why do you want to mix them to eat other products (such as herring or something else in the future)? While emphasizing that this is the real world, if you have to use game rules to forcefully maintain the so-called logic over and over again, the result will be various detailed bugs. In fact, these are all minor problems, but if there are too many holes in the details, the negative impression will continue to accumulate, which will seriously affect the reading experience (not specific to this book, it is the same for all books, the negative impression will accumulate until a certain plot triggers emotions).

I really want to laugh. The quota for your Goblin Barracks is full, but you are not recruiting. Then here it is said that labor is indispensable. I want to laugh, water word count. The gray wolf is a beast and cannot den, so how can it capture the enemy? Author, why don't you change the number of words now that you have fewer words? How can you focus on cultivating a military unit that can't even speak? I can't get the equipment yet. For the so-called reality, the resources are so scattered and there are no wild monsters refreshed. How many hours can we go ahead, how many days can we go behind? Uninteresting.

The most taboo thing about this kind of game novel is to write a large amount of data. The author can probably write less data. It feels good to wait for a while and open a small chapter to introduce the data. I also feel that the male protagonist cannot level up too quickly, otherwise the map will change too quickly and it will feel like a running log.

As a time traveler, having an average IQ is really disappointing. I believe that all readers here can do at least 50% better than the protagonist in the same environment.

The idea is quite good, the author loves settings. At first, I said that my talent monster would not attack on its own initiative, but in the end, I was scared to come and go. It seems that the golden finger can convert resources, but it turns out that there is not enough food.

This book is not recommended for those with normal IQs. It may lead to situations where you cannot understand, cannot accept, and lose your sanity. Of course, if you are mentally retarded, please feel free to read it. The irrationality of this book will not affect the mentally retarded. In addition, I beg the author not to let this page disappear and attach a permanent ban, because as an author, you can only improve your level and make money by recognizing your shortcomings and constantly correcting them. Relying on deception and abduction is not the right way, and the gain outweighs the gain. It is better to learn the lesson, rest for a few days, organize your thoughts, change an account, and write a new book.

What do you think about getting a druid and working as a demon warlock?