Lord, Inheriting Pre-Qin Legacy from the Start
领主，开局继承先秦遗产
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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One person, one life. And they even wrote the time-traveling dog like a gamer. Speechless. Modern people are so afraid of death. They'd be lucky not to be slaves in the Three Kingdoms period.
After reading a few chapters, I found it to be the same old formula from ten years ago, with no changes to the problematic elements.
One question: why insist on buying live warhorses when dead ones aren't much cheaper? They keep complaining about how resource-intensive recruiting Wind Riders is, but then they bring out these dead ones, insisting on buying live ones to suppress resources and waste money. Are they implying they don't mind the waste? It's really jarring.
If you travel back in time, what kind of players are there? With only one life, they're not even as good as a soldier. They can't do anything special. The author completely ignored this point.
You could tell from the very beginning that this book's logic was far from sound. How could they write about all of humanity entering a game? That's utterly reckless with human life! If infants, the sick, and the elderly were all included, a billion would die on the first day alone.
The protagonist seems a bit too overpowered. Even a terracotta warrior and a poor ghost soldier need a monthly salary. What good would that do?
The author's introduction is... Well, it's a template used by too many survival and lord-themed novels, and most of them are poorly written. There are also many unfinished ones. I don't know about others, but I wouldn't even want to read the main text after just one glance. Let's take a look at the book reviews; there are quite a few positive ones. Go check it out!
Another loophole has appeared: the Xiliang Iron Cavalry is only at the third or fourth rank, while the city-level troops below them are already at the third or fourth rank. Throughout Chinese history, the government has always been centralized. How can city-level troops fight against border troops?
There are tons of typos and omissions. Xun Yu and Guan Zhong seem to be only as intelligent as Zhou Cang. They haven't improved at all in two hundred chapters; it's just filler and forced plot lines.
There are too many typos, and they haven't been corrected yet. Author, tell me, is the protagonist named Xiao Jing or Xiao Jing?