
Empire Building From Scratch
从零开始的帝国时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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- Age of Empires From ScratchEnglish name
- AoEFSEnglish name
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A List of Creative and Unusual Reads
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A Place for Fantasy
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Wang Yue Bai's Fantasy Library
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Azure Reading List: Mainly Fantasy and Infinite World-Hopping
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For When You're Out of Books to Read
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Hidden Gem Excavator
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Pan-Global Invasion Company is now recruiting 3,000 world pioneers online. Wholesale system, after completing the world's initial development, the Shanghai Stock Exchange will develop 90% of the world's origin. Those interested should reply "I am willing to sign the contract!"
Indeed, as someone aptly put it below, these people from another world come to play house for you for free, just because you're a lord, simply because you know the plot? Why? The inexplicable romantic subplots, the inexplicable selfless help. The protagonist's intelligence hasn't increased at all. After being a lord for so long, if you had even written a little bit of intellectual development, so many people wouldn't have quit.
The author's introduction of the zombie population was a mistake. Will everyone have to undergo a medical check-up upon arrival? What if you're not in the territory and bring back people with a virus...? Tsk tsk tsk... And will the survivors of this post-apocalyptic world truly respect your control (especially since they're supposed to be free democrats from the US)? What if you're away for a while and your home rebels? I hope the author doesn't go overboard and considers these things more.
Run! It's extremely poisonous. Many plot points in this book are completely illogical and don't hold up to scrutiny. Often, it seems like the author just came up with something on a whim.
Almost 300 chapters and still playing house in a small town? We're clearly strong enough to conquer half the continent, yet we're slowly developing, insisting on increasing the population bit by bit, is this it?! 900 Chapters of playing house—developing and building a city, 90 chapters of establishing a nation, 9 chapters of unifying the world, and then 1 chapter to rush into interstellar space and end it all, is this it?
Lara Croft is so overpowered, she just throws herself at you. I want to ask, you've created a character for yourself as a backward medieval native, so why would Lara be interested in you, especially since you've only known each other for a short time and have no emotional foundation?
I've been saving up to watch a bit and don't want to anymore. Ultimately, the protagonist's personal power was elevated too high in the beginning, and now the so-called nation and the ordinary inhabitants of the planet no longer provide any advantage. Even superhumans like Superman and the overpowered Optimus Prime and Megatron are just tools for the protagonist.
Laura
All the heavens and myriad worlds? Fine, I'll just like America.
It's clear that the author has been relentlessly overpowering the protagonist in terms of both personal combat strength and the strength of his faction's forces. The story has reached a million words, and the protagonist still lacks any planning or ambition. Is the little ambition the author writes even worthy of being called ambition?