The Arcane Emperor

After listening to more than a dozen chapters carefully, I felt that the protagonist was really a saint. He gave rewards to soldiers, and then the soldiers lied about their military merits. I found out that there was no punishment at all except a little deduction of money. Even those who deserted and used teammates to block the gun were simply deprived of their freedom for a year. They did not have the majesty of a leader at all. I felt uncomfortable and ran away first.

The author does not understand the value of the Time Dragon at all. The ancient Time Dragon is more powerful than the great gods. It is a legend when it is born. It is stronger than ordinary true gods as an adult. It is invincible in the main material plane.

The title of the book and the synopsis do not match; the title of the book requires a calm personality in order to achieve success, but looking at the synopsis, the character of the protagonist makes people feel that he is happy and funny; it would be best if the synopsis could be changed.

I really can't help complaining about the currency system. The protagonist is very generous when spending money. The main character is a rich man. He sells things at cost price and buys things at a premium. The monthly income of the territory is 100,000, and he must spend 200,000 a month. Don't be too much. This does not include the benefits for the territorial guards. A person gets 500 gold coins. The hostile family. The Carlisle family has accumulated hundreds of years of accumulation. It only costs 20 gold coins to raise 200 elite cavalry. The carefully selected mounts only cost 20 gold coins. The equipment is estimated to be less than 100 gold coins, which is not as good as a soldier that the protagonist randomly shows up.

This really means not treating money as money. Capturing a troll costs 50 gold coins, which is three times higher than other places. You are a poor man now and you still give such a good reward. One bar higher than the people of that era means mercy. Two bars higher than you are a madman. Three bars higher than you are SB. This is not how you attract people. I think it is very high if it is 50% higher than the market price. And your own soldiers every You need to be paid every month, and you still get money for not killing an enemy. The soldiers you train are not mercenaries, and they can be given good treatment, but they are not paid like this. I have read about 130 chapters. It was okay at the beginning, but it became worse as it went on. Now the author has written about 680 chapters, and there are only 71 comments. I don't know if there are not many people reading this book or the author has deleted most of the comments.

Sometimes I talk about Taiji, the goddess of fate, and sometimes I'm speechless about Tymora, the goddess of luck. And bloodline. The Western worldview has created a candle dragon bloodline, which keeps developing its territory and personal strength. It's a bunch of speechless people. 😒

After reading the previous part, I finally understand why so few people have read this book. The protagonist's ideal is an out-of-date falsehood, relying on collective strength in the context of a great arcanist who has great power concentrated in an individual, or even a god? When a legendary arcanist encounters low-level mages and civilian soldiers, he will be crushed. What's more, there are so many great arcanists in the empire. How is the protagonist going to defeat these great arcanists with collective strength?

The logical rationality of this book is very poor, and the description of money makes prices very unreasonable. There is also a description of the blood moon. It is so powerful that there is no way to survive in the apocalyptic world. There are tens of millions of trolls in a single area, and there is no introduction to the size of this area. The worldview has collapsed. Just read it when you are short of books, but I don't recommend it.

The first chapter said that the protagonist was in NY129. At this time, Nether still had Karsus? Karsus was born in NY3163. I would like to ask where did Karsus in NY129 come from? -A person who is over 3,000 years old, right? Also, the protagonist's father is a Grand Arcanist? NY139 was still during the reign of the Witch-King Nesser, where did the great arcanist come from? The elves taught the Netherese people magic around NY58, and the Netherese Scroll was discovered in NY326. In NY364, Congenio, the first great arcanist of Netherese, was just born. His father was a great arcanist in NY139? It's a bit outrageous😅

This book has at least 1 million words. It keeps repeating how good the Gulf Territory is. They have plenty to eat, get paid for their work, are good to the mercenaries, and are good to the Territory citizens. If you see this kind of description later, just skip it, otherwise you will easily get sleepy.