Becoming a Lord in Another World, Starting with Farming

Reflect and reflect all day long, but don't change after reflecting! Even life-threatening matters can be ignored. I thought the author deliberately suppressed the protagonist. Now it seems that there is something wrong with the author's own IQ! This book is a must-have

Cowardly in sex and career, always scheming, doing great things but cherishing oneself Forgetting life at the sight of small gains, Mr. Yuan, no?

So the system has changed again, and loyalty is locked. Let's just let the protagonist hang a sesame seed cake around his neck.

Author, do you believe that if you bring your mother and sister back, there will probably be no one left immediately? Do you still remember that the protagonist secretly cried at the beginning? Isn't it a cuckold for you, a mother, to be able to give birth to a daughter after her husband died? Moreover, you also cheated on the protagonist's ancestral fighting spirit secret book. You are still longing for family love here, and you have no choice.

The territory lacks management personnel. The protagonist has the Three Kingdoms template and is not using it. He has given Shire a Dianwei template. Why not come up with a few more templates to build a complete territory. And the protagonist is not an ordinary trash. If Aineel's territory is not about to be penetrated by the bull demon, you are still sleeping. What does the ninja you raise do? You don't know any information. The protagonist is arrogant. Then what is your arrogance? It is because you are arrogant and have a treasure mountain. Are you hesitant to use it? Shouldn't this be planned first? Always inking. If you think templates are wasted for the people, you can design your own puppets, design a military counselor type puppet, use Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu templates, design general puppets, use five tiger generals, five good generals, etc.? If you really don't know how to be a lord, you can create a puppet and use Liu Bei or Cao Cao's template. Let the puppet be in front of the stage while you develop silently behind the scenes. Wouldn't it be nice? There is also a fusion furnace, which can completely improve the quality of monsters, barbarians, and subordinates. And wouldn't it be more in line with Hydra's purpose to put a template on them, give them strength, and let them develop and establish a base on their own? As long as you ensure that no secrets are leaked, you can develop in many ways. I say so much because the protagonist has a treasure trove that he doesn't need and is quite proud of it. There is a lot of potential that has not been explored, such as riding and slashing, empires, and rebuilding dungeons. So I feel it is a pity. For example, let professionals do professional things. The protagonist does not trust others and can make puppets by himself. It is like recruiting Howard. Then strengthen him. When you recruit people, you must tap the maximum potential. For example, the protagonist's mother took away all the family's property, in order to reduce the attention of others. Then the protagonist's predecessor did not dare to leave the castle and favored girls over boys. . . Anyway, I'm quite speechless. I don't know what the author was thinking. If the protagonist hadn't been in trouble, he would have been destroyed by the four alliances led by Feilong! If the author can't stand it, you can delete it. The above is my personal opinion.

It's okay, but the protagonist's system is too messy. I suggest you choose a system and keep climbing up. Now summon a puppet, then a demon, and forget about summoning. Anyway, the transition ability is completely OK. The puppet and demon in the back are a bit messy. I'm afraid there will be other systems in the future. The protagonist's brain is not very easy to use and he can't play.

After reading five chapters, I feel that I have already sent it. It is long-winded and misses the point. Goldfinger is also too rough. I think directly calling people is the last thing Goldfinger should do in farming novels.

If you want to read a fun story, you can withdraw it. It's not fun at all. The protagonist's system upgrade speed is not as fast as the world version. After each upgrade, he still becomes a grandson. After decades of low-key development, it is not as good as others kneeling down to worship God directly. The protagonist is a waste, pretentious, always keeping trump cards, but if the trump cards are not used every time, he will fall behind the version, and have to get stronger trump cards again. You have to eat the tiger when you pretend to be a pig, and you have to eat the tiger. If you pretend to be a pig all your life, the tiger will die before you can eat it, then you are a pig.

I read this book again today after not seeing each other for a few months. One thing to say, the protagonist of this book left a deep impression on me. There is a plot in the book where the male protagonist comes up with a musket. As a result, the power of a normal musket is too low in this magical world, so the male protagonist gives up the musket. When I saw this, I couldn't help but wonder, is there actually a musket? There is a possibility, that is, the power of the musket is not fixed? If you think the power of this firearm is low, then increase the amount of powder. Anyway, the protagonist's army has superhuman per capita and looks down on ordinary muskets, so you can use the gun. In the end, the protagonist gave up the musket so hastily. Anyway, the protagonist of this book gave me the feeling of a FW who is resting on his laurels.

I haven't finished reading the free chapters yet, but judging from the performance of the protagonist, this protagonist is no better than a waste. Fortunately, he still has self-awareness, so I can continue reading. I won't talk about development plans. I will just say one thing. I don't have the ability to plan development and I don't dare to boldly hire people. So what territory can I develop? Go back to the empire and sell some small items with golden fingers to make you rich. Low You can live comfortably with a little adjustment. Also, hiding underground and learning puppets when the territory is in a critical period of development is a waste of time and resources, and the short-term benefits are not high. The auxiliary puppets developed by the protagonist are just a combination of various systems. To be more specific, the protagonist is only responsible for assembling them, and there is no need to spend a lot of effort to learn them, but the protagonist will fight to the end. Can't the protagonist wait until he has enough energy to learn? If he can't even do his job as a lord well, why should he learn to be a puppet? There is a person next to the protagonist who is learning management skills. The protagonist has reflected more than once that he has no management skills and no planning ability, but the protagonist just doesn't learn! Afterwards, I reflect on it and think that I am just a mediocre person, etc. Well