Lords of All: the Moving Castle of the Dead

To be honest, this part of the transaction is a bit stupid, exchanging two units of food for one unit of bones... Knowing that there is no food in the wasteland, and bones are not necessities for most people, but exchanging bones at a premium for necessities, don't you think 0.5 Meat for 1 bone is at least 1:1?

In fact, I am a little curious about this type of book. What kind of racial combat power do you get at random? It turns out that you are a human race and will not transform at all. If your subordinates are not intelligent, it can be easily explained. Once you are intelligent, you will be the first to die. Which intelligent race will allow a person from another race to rule?

What you wrote in the front is okay, but what did you learn from reading and writing the rest? It's the end of the world and we're talking about cat sisters all day and night? ? Very poisonous

Doesn't the author arrange for the protagonist to learn magic? If these city lords have always been ordinary people, this is very unreasonable, because these city lords cannot never come into contact with others. If assassins are arranged to assassinate them, the city lords will be easily killed. Moreover, in this extraordinary world, it is unreasonable for the city lords to always be ordinary people. How can ordinary people suppress the extraordinary people under them? I don't know if the author's outline is that these city lords will become gods in the future, and their cities will evolve into a kingdom of gods.

The undead must look like the undead, and they cooperate with one race and conquer that race. It really doesn't matter. The undead represent death and are the natural opposite of the living race. It's so poisonous to see the two sides coexisting peacefully. It's fine if you find dark creatures as allies. Find a tauren.

Catwoman and Fox Girl are disgusting. It's not that we can't have a harem, but we can stop writing about their psychological activities all the time. Their role is almost zero, and they can't fight. If there are eight more girls, I will write about them every day and they can fight in the palace. There are still 1.7 Million souls in Chapter 130, so why not hurry up and create advanced units? It's not a long memory to have a high-level Jackal soldier almost killed. I feel bad after spending 100,000. There are obviously a lot of supplies, but if you don't use them, are you giving birth to babies or preparing a big gift package for others? Others are eager to borrow money, but these materials are getting moldy.

After reading dozens of pictures, I just talked about how the protagonist treats the game system. He is angry with the system all day long. He feels angry when he unlocks a technology and feels bullied by the game system. When he produces a tool, he feels bullied by the system. When building a building, he feels like this when building soldiers. It is simply incomprehensible. Why isn't the protagonist still angry to death? The whole world is sorry for not letting you travel through time and become an omnipotent god, right? Everyone is the same. They are slowly developing buildings, unlocking technology, manufacturing tools and soldiers, which all require resources. I don't know what to be angry about. Inexplicably, I am angry with the system all day long about this kind of thing. What kind of mentality is this?

There's nothing wrong with being lustful. It doesn't matter how many female vases the author arranges, but don't be embarrassed if you can. The vase arrangement will be arranged. If you can accept it, just put it down like a stamp collection. Don't flirt all day long. After all, the theme of this book is not love but survival. If you really want to flirt, you can do a side story.

I'm back to cursing again. Chapter 176 starts the war at full capacity. 3,000 Short archers only cost 100,000 souls. If all 3 million souls are invested, it will be 90,000. If replaced by a long archer, he could shoot 300,000 troops into a sieve. The battlefield has a fighting plane. It doesn't mean that hundreds of thousands of people can go up and kill them all. Have any Plague Troopers eaten yet? Let the plague troops attack by surprise. The terror of the plague is no less than that of frontal combat.

Author, you must know that food is always indispensable. Do you, the undead, only have skeletons? Ghosts, zombies and vampires don't need flesh and blood? The undead are destined to be the opposite of the living. How can you compete with other players if you play undead and don't avoid natural disasters? The undead without the skill of Undead Resurrection are like sewers. Wouldn't it be possible to dig up ancestral graves? As long as it is not cremated, the skeleton is too easy to get.

I feel a little disgusted by these cat sisters.

To be honest, I have read at least dozens or hundreds of books. Other undead series either have inexplicable increases of hundreds and thousands of times, or skeletons can fight to get upgrades. But you are the only one who is so clean. It is completely consistent with the undead natural disaster. Unlike several other nonsense things, I personally like it very much.

Magical wind turns into mechanical wind, is it poisonous?

It's not that these cat sisters are very intelligent. . . I can't stand it anymore, poison.

This male protagonist can only fight passively? Is the moving castle useless? It's okay to let others rush to the door of his house to fight. When the enemy looks like he can't beat it, he will run away. The male protagonist will not chase him. Every time he will just say: The cost of catching up is too high and it's not worth it. Then he yawns and goes back to sleep...

I really want to know how much reading was lost during the part where the castle was banished.

Two hundred undead could not defeat ten lizardmen, but three escaped to the other side.

There are two chapters to introduce a building. The introduction is not bad. The key point is that the sentences you used in the introduction are immature and clumsy, which makes me embarrassed.

I actually like Elf's Moving Castle. I don't know why people have such strong tastes nowadays. Beautiful young ladies shouldn't like to stay with some skeletons. Love to see this moving castle type. Brushed several times. It's because I wrote about the undead. I really don't want to see it.

Have you ever played a strategy game? Cause so many peasants to fight? The only way to become stronger is to quickly develop technology and create more advanced arms.

When will the players be strengthened? Isn't it a bit big that ordinary people have always criticized it?

It's okay, but it gets worse the further you go, the more you feel that except for the protagonist who is smart, everyone else has IQ issues. Roughly formed an alliance, and the business interests of the protagonist were basically swallowed up by the three protagonists, and the living space of other people was oppressed... Alas! Say no more

What kind of rubbish are you writing? The protagonist is as if he has no brains. He just needs to find a place with rich resources to stop and rob the castle and develop the undead. What are you writing? . . .

I don't know what affected the author's performance. He didn't fill the pit of the devil, the pit of the devil, and the pit of being banished, so it ended hastily. Although the rhythm is not slow, Guan Sha does not care about Buried too much. The final evaluation is that the early stage is very creative, the mid-stage plot is very exciting, and the late stage is full of frustration.

It's a good work, but it's a pity that I can't read the rest of it. The super growth ability of the tattooed bones has not been seen. The plague bones have not been created yet, and there will be no more tattooed bones in the future. There are dangers everywhere, and the protagonist spreads kindness everywhere. Isn't the best way to kill enemies the plague? Kill enemies quickly and snowball to increase combat power. The feeling of the undead natural disaster did not come out. Every time, I exploded the troops many times, and the soldiers who were beaten by others died casually. In the end, I sent out high-level troops to kill them. Watching the undead and looking at the Zerg are not just about watching the undead and the Zerg natural disaster. Think about the army ants and locusts. It should feel like a white tide, which will directly drown people. Who will play with you in the battlefield one-on-one and queue up? Just like a martial arts master, he can fight dozens of them one by one, but he can only handle a few at the same time. After that, he only needs to swarm them and hug their hands and feet, and it's basically over. Rather than the troops coming up and sweeping away a large area like a windshield wiper, the undead can only pounce on the place until the place is exhausted. When I saw the Mede people, I changed my mind when I wrote about gods. All my arms, such as black warriors and skeleton knights (yes, the lowest level ones have not been upgraded), are useless. If a large-scale magic hits them, they will all die. Then what if the Medes don't just use magic to open a path and behead people, but they still go around wreaking havoc? Drag it until the mithril skeleton comes out of a forbidden magic realm and kill all the scattered mages? So you tell me, your Sea of ​​the Undead, your Black Warrior, and your mechanical technology are all rubbish. You can just borrow some money to get Mithril Skeletons. Wouldn't it be better to just get Mithril Skeletons directly? This is an example. Just like before, I couldn't defeat it. I researched a new unit and solved it. How did I solve it? My new unit solved it. What about your previous unit? Oh, thank you to them for supporting me through my development period. I think their role in this battlefield is to reflect the strength of the opponent. For example, when we fought against the Treant Oxygen Bar, the orcs of the fortress-level lord spent a lot of money to raise the second strongest unit. You were basically the strongest at the time when you were able to fight the castle-level 10 black warriors who also spent a lot of money to raise? Then the flood from the cemetery was released, and the miscellaneous soldiers of all types of military units simply ran over them? ? ? Later, he played even more powerful tricks and exiled the lord for two years. What should I do if the gods are difficult to defeat? Isn't it better for the newcomers who opened the second map to become gods directly? After looking at the table of contents, I saw that in just a few chapters, he became a god, and then was exiled. It seems that the god of darkness wanted to serve the protagonist, but his subordinates refused. The protagonist came back, and the protagonist merged into another world without caring about anything and then fell asleep? ? Come in with excitement and return in disgrace, start very well, and then get worse as you write. I originally thought I could write a very long story, but now I'm opening the second picture. I've become a god. Is it the end of the story? I hope to start a new book. The author still has a big imagination, which is why I got into it.

What I wrote above is okay, the world view is quite attractive, the plot arrangement is terrible, and the mindless harem is a bit baffling, and the writing is a bit stained.

Is business the only way you run the camp? Direct tax collection is enough. Each city charges a fixed fee of 1/10 or 2/10. Doing business is also another kind of tax. Isn't my income much better? Ask the indigenous people to exploit resources. Who thinks he has too many resources? And since his subordinates are undead, there is no corruption at all.