Age of Lords: My Troops Are 100 Million Points Strong

None of the troops can be upgraded, so it's tiring to watch the chickens pecking each other with a few drops of blood.

After seeing Chapter 14, I became addicted and found myself a torturer.

When did he do this, it was not even for a second.

Said to be a lord, in fact, it should be considered a pseudo-lord. After all, the game setting of Clash of Clans is more casual and not as real as traditional lords.

Disciples of the Wind Chime Moon Shadow Sect came to visit

I'm really confused about the writing of this book. Others write books with all kinds of cool points, gimmicks, and foreshadowing before they go on the shelves. They start to work after they go on the shelves. This book is amazing. The free period before it goes on the shelves is bullshit.

I just read the introduction and asked, if you train a unit every 2 minutes and speed it up, how can it be completed in 18 seconds?

It is better to write about the earth growing up to the size of the Milky Way: all people can build their own country. What's more interesting: don't be extraordinary: from villages, towns, cities, provinces and countries: the life span can be a little longer, thousands or even thousands of years.

Ten times faster, which means his heartbeat is also ten times faster, then it's over

The defensive buildings must be stronger, like the Hell Tower or something like that.

I hit someone else's level 2 territory, but I upgraded to the first level 2 territory? ? ? ? ? What logic? ? ?

Clash of Clans was fun when it first came out. Until I downloaded and cracked the online version of Clash, it turned directly into a battle of gods. I kept playing barbarians until the screen was full. It was a bit interesting at first, but it got boring later. All resources and arms can be filled up with one click, and it was 99999... I couldn't hold it anymore, so I uninstalled it. Now it's good, the original version, the cracked version, I still don't want to play it... It's boring.

By the way, when you put it on the shelves so early, was it the editor's request or your own request?