I Built a City of Exile in the Middle Ages

One deer is enough food for two people for four days. Are you kidding me?

City of Exile, this management game is so classic that when I play other survival management games, I can't help but feel that they are copies of City of Exile.

Both of those things are set on fire and are about to burn the protagonist to death, but the protagonist can still keep them. The protagonist is really "kind", and the author is really not afraid to persuade people to quit. Moreover, his status has not been made clear until more than 40 chapters. The author does not think that peasants with a medieval background are all honest people.

I don't know where to find this game, I've played it before

Dear readers, I urge you to continue reading and read the last chapter. Raising fish will lead to death, and the same goes for raising books. You can scroll to the last chapter and then look back slowly. Following reading is so important for new authors, like the carrot hanging in front of the little donkey! Without follow-up reading, there is no recommendation, and without recommendation, there is no exposure. I beg you all to read to the last chapter every day, I beg you all. Kowtow to you all! Bang bang bang!

Come on, author, I hope you won't be like the one next door. I read it every second. I'd like to give you some advice. Check it again after you finish writing. If there are any typos, come on.

Looking at the introduction, I thought it was a medieval dynasty.

I saw in Daily Guide that it is difficult to write books, carry goods, and find jobs now.

The characterization is also relatively new, the points of enjoyment are not clear, and there are no points of conflict. Speed ​​up the progress. It's almost 100 chapters and the sense of immersion is not strong, and the plot unfolds too slowly.

The book is good, but today's society is too impetuous, eager for quick success and quick gains, and all depends on data. The editors will not allow this book to be put on the shelves, and the whole website will be rubbish.

What an interesting experience. The life of this book is more exciting than the content of the book. Interesting and interesting

At first glance, the first three chapters were a bit unreadable from the third-person perspective, and there was no sense of immersion. However, after reading the tenth chapter, I felt like I was seeing an empire, and I felt like I was playing a game. Feels good

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Where did corn come from in the Middle Ages in old Europe? Is it a different world? Corn is a product of the Americas.

It took you so long to pick it up? Why refuse to admit it? See you soon.