Global Lord: The Undead's Moving Fortress

Honestly, this trade was a bit stupid. Exchanging two units of food for one unit of bone... Knowing that there's not much food in the wasteland, and that bones aren't a necessity for most people, they're trading a necessity for bones at a premium. Even if it's not 0.5 Meat for 1 bone, it should at least be a 1:1 ratio.

Actually, I'm curious about one thing about this type of book: You randomly receive the combat power of a certain race, and you yourself are a human, with no conversion whatsoever. If your subordinates lack intelligence, it's understandable; but once they gain intelligence, you'll be the first to die. Which intelligent race would allow the rule of someone from another race?

The beginning was alright, but what did the author write after that? In this apocalyptic world, starving and barely surviving, these cat-woman sisters are having an affair?? Highly toxic.

Doesn't the author plan for the protagonist to learn magic? It's illogical for these city lords to remain ordinary people forever, as they can't possibly never interact with others. If assassins were to be planted, the city lords would easily be killed.

Undead should act like undead. Cooperating with one race while subjugating another is truly unappealing. Undead represent death and are the natural opposite of living races. Seeing them coexist peacefully is just irritating. You could at least find dark creatures as allies, like a tauren.

The catwoman and foxwoman are disgusting. It's not that I can't have a harem, but can you please stop writing about their inner thoughts all the time? They're practically useless, and they can't fight. If you added eight more girls, I could just write about their palace intrigue every day. And with 130 chapters and 1.7 Million souls left, why aren't you building advanced troops?

After looking at dozens of chapters, putting everything else aside, just look at how the protagonist treats the game system. He's constantly getting angry with the system. He gets angry when unlocking technology, feeling like he's being bullied by the system; he feels bullied again when producing tools; he's like this when building structures, and he's like this when creating troops.

A lustful heart is understandable, and the author can include as many female "vases" as they want, but could they please avoid awkwardness? If they've included "vases," could they simply be put aside like stamps after being collected? There's no need for constant flirting. After all, the theme of this book isn't romance, it's survival. If you really want to flirt, you could do it in the side stories.

I'm back to ranting again. Chapter 176 is fully operational, and 3000 short archers only get 100,000 souls. If all 3 million souls were invested, that would only amount to 90,000. With long archers, 300,000 troops could be riddled with bullets. The battlefield has a defined battle plane. It's not like hundreds of thousands of people can just go in and kill everyone.

Author, you need to understand that food is always indispensable. Are your undead just skeletons? Don't ghosts, zombies, and vampires need flesh and blood? The undead are destined to be the opposite of the living. If you play undead and don't follow the Scourge, how will you compete with other players? An undead without the Resurrection skill is just trash. Can't you dig up someone's ancestral grave? As long as it's not cremation, skeletons are too easy to obtain.