Banner of the Kings: Starting with the Lord of the Grasslands

Writing a lord essay is difficult. The currency system, combat power system, and political system must be written well. The plot must be reasonable, and don't hesitate to exempt the serfs from tax for three years. If taxes are to be reduced, they must be reduced bit by bit. A good lord is a leader who knows how to use people, and micromanagement will not go far. The protagonist should be rational but not cold-blooded, and treacherous but not despicable. A sunny and warm-blooded lord can easily be understood and manipulated by others. People and soldiers are meant to be consumed, not protected.

Is the protagonist really not afraid of spies when he takes in savages on such a large scale? Don't help others pay for the soldiers. They will be stabbed in the back during the war. And they are in the mountains. Can't they set the mountains on fire?

Map, uh, get a rough idea

I've finished Odyssey and won't play games anymore. From now on, I will update at least three times a day, otherwise I will be a puppy.

Does the author's protagonist follow the path of a knight or a wizard? I hope that the protagonist will follow the path of a knight, or be a knight with the ability to cast spells. It always feels like a wizard hiding behind and casting magic. He is not wearing heavy armor, and holding a big ax and a heavy hammer makes melee combat enjoyable. Of course, if the protagonist is Gandalf, I will pretend that I didn't say that.

I must enter the palace. I have read thirty chapters and have no desire to continue reading.

Gentlemen, if you have any opinions, feel free to mention them. If they are reasonable and reasonable, they will be changed immediately

Accumulate grain widely, build walls high, and slowly become king.

So the most popular Black Crow only appeared in two copies?

It would be nice without that panel attribute, it feels like a third-rate low-level online game novel

I saw someone using humble job in Western fantasy...?

Author, can't you change this novel to a world of medium or high demons?

I have basically finished reading the current chapter. Overall, it is very good. It is written in a down-to-earth manner and there is no system breakdown. There is no gold finger that does not poke. Also, the chapters are too short, I suggest you write them longer. We should also focus on the aspect of money, how to make money from pig's feet, whether it is war, development or trade. But the author, you should also pay attention to the development time in the following. I don't know how long it took from the first arrival of Pig's Foot to the territory until the war, and it has so much energy?

Why do you have to stay two days to kill Iron Hammer?

The humble reader has a little suggestion Wow! Fire crow, red crow, sunbird, golden crow. There is no need for the three-legged Golden Crow. The Golden Crow itself is the sun god. Is the protagonist planning to become the Sun God (can become the God King)? Or the God of Fire (who can become the main god)? Or the God of Burning Steel (who can become the main god's right-hand man)? The three-legged Golden Crow is from ancient times, I don't know. Why do many people say three-legged when they talk about the Golden Crow? You must know that there are golden crows in many Chinese myths, but only in the prehistoric era, there was a three-legged golden crow, because he represented the left eye of Pangu!

The writing is quite good, but the early stage is not as exciting It's okay for the protagonist to show off a little bit.

You are the first writer who asked me to add money at the starting point. I hope you don't have any cheats.

The male protagonist doesn't look like a member of the Cagan family, but more like a member of his mother's family. After all, it is the hope of the family, so how can the surname be Kegan?

It's a pity that it's the panel attribute flow again, two poisons that start from the same starting point as the system flow.