Global Lord: Mobile City

Don't waste your breath on more than five minor personnel and administrative issues! Don't waste your breath on more than five minor personnel and administrative issues! Don't waste your breath on more than five minor personnel and administrative issues! I'll say it three times because it's important! The previous mobile city book had a good release period.

The writing seems alright so far, but the main character hasn't died yet. As we all know, a main character who doesn't die is either incredibly powerful or incredibly weak.

Mice can mate year-round, with a gestation period of about 21 days. They give birth to 6 to 8 litters a year, with 5 to 10 offspring per litter. The mice continue to reproduce. A mouse can reproduce after 2 or 3 months of age, and a single female mouse can increase the number of mice in her family by thousands in a year, which is quite frightening.

Well written, but I don't really like developing multiple mobile cities. I personally think lone wolves are better, as defense is easier that way. (Just my opinion, please don't be offended.)

Authors should absolutely avoid writing romance scenes. Once you become powerful, plenty of women will naturally be attracted to you. Why bother with a relationship with a woman and having to put up with her temper? As everyone knows, the romance scenes on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) are terrifying and everyone shudders at the mere mention of them.

The author is a complete novice; some parts are downright offensive and I can't take it anymore. That gold coin alliance—I completely failed to see its purpose. Exchanging food for gold? It's clearly useless in the early game. Do you think others will refuse the protagonist's gold and only accept gold coins once the protagonist becomes powerful? Aren't gold and gold coins the same thing?

If any readers find any problems, please leave a comment pointing them out! I will make corrections that same day as soon as I see it! Thank you all for your comments! (P. S.: Please refrain from mindless insults and profanity! Thank you!)

Without any special advantages, it all depends on the author's writing skill. Without such advantages, the protagonist can only rely on their "protagonist halo," which needs to be logically and reasonably arranged, not too abrupt, and not give the impression of forced opportunities. Why are there so many system-driven narratives? Because the system can solve all the problems of plausibility.

One gram of gold costs 500 units of wood. You spent 500 grams of gold, which is equivalent to 250,000 units of wood, to hire an elf? That's ridiculous!

#RaceChart# Race maps for each race! For reference only!