Hero Lord: My Subjects Can Become Stronger by Spending Money

After reading more than twenty chapters, the plot is very scattered. Is the protagonist getting stronger? It seems to be getting stronger. Is the protagonist strong? Doesn't seem very strong. The individual strength is not shown. The strength of the territory is average. A hammer in the east and a mallet in the west. Being drugged by the butler, scared away by the little maid's fireball, condescending by the trial pursuers, manipulated by vampires, manipulated by the black dragon, it can be said that if it were not the protagonist, he would have been crushed to death casually. Generally speaking, how much ability do you have, how much do you do, how many strong people you come into contact with, and then rely on cheats to bully the weak to win. The protagonist is a first-level little Karami, and the opponents he faces are all super-class, dancing on the tip of a knife. Strength is ignored, and no one cares about his noble status. The only advantage is that he can explode gold coins. But the gold coins have not been converted into considerable strength, so it feels very empty and not at all practical. You can use money to explode troops, but why not increase your strength first? At least you have to be able to protect yourself, right? Or you can let the soldiers protect you after the explosion, which will give you a sense of security. As a result, he was not strong enough and his explosive force was not strong enough. He also broke away from the protection and went to explore the cave. . The front foot says where it comes from and where it is going, and the back foot says it takes care of it and delivers it, but half of it is given away. Is it reasonable? Since it can be teleported, there should be coordinates.

Many readers have responded to this problem, saying that if they don't farm, they just wander around. Actually, I wrote it according to the model of the game Invincible Heroes. A hero wanders outside, collects resources, and builds a city at home to explode troops. It's just that I set it as the protagonist and can only build system buildings and train soldiers within the territory This is also the original reason for investing in the game Sorry for causing trouble to you 🥺 Constructing the buildings on the system page requires resources, and resources cannot be obtained squatting at home, only corresponding resource points are available. Including the acquisition of some treasures, acquisition of campaign attributes, combat, etc., All need to be in the wild I even got the Harvest Horn out. If you don't feel like this, I'm here to say sorry.

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Spend tens of thousands to buy a soldier, but you can't buy loyalty You are still a young boy, let the other party do whatever you want Find a few beggars and give him some food and some money Or find a child to raise him as a deadpool, you can suffer more than you spend money to buy 😅

There are three bad points. The first is a seriously injured fourth-level and tenth-level vampire. The two hundred thousand gold coins are only for two years, not including the cost of taking action. It was obviously based on the price of becoming a hero in the future, a huge premium. Second, in Chapter 11, he confidently sent the only combat vampire out to hunt down the housekeeper. If he hadn't just called someone from the Vatican, he would have sent it directly. That's not to say that you can't make mistakes. I can only say that this kind of reckless man is not suitable for the tactical deployment that was added before. It is better to improve financial management. Third, I have introduced the function of the Black Dragon City invitation card before and sent it there rashly. As for the 1,000 gold coins I owe, I haven't sent it back yet. I have to go through life and death before returning to the territory. This is actually not bad, it is not the first time that I have been reckless. The key is that the housekeeper who kept talking about it didn't buy it either. . .

It's so poisonous that a level 4 soldier started licking it without even looking at it. It should be okay to lick a dog

I don't know if the author knows this, but I want to say that if there is really a world of Invincible Heroes, then there will be no gods and no magic at all. The world view of Invincible Heroes is scientific, yes, it is science. Invincible Heroes is science fiction wrapped in magic. Brother Hairy Legs is an artificial human warrior of an interstellar civilization. Magic is a high-tech energy application. There is even an interstellar spaceship in the original novel of Invincible Heroes.

There are basically no corps to fight. The protagonist goes in alone. Even if he leads troops, it is the protagonist who rushes in. The corps is used to clean the battlefield and pick up garbage.

It feels like the protagonist is messing around all day, saving gold coins to upgrade his troops, why not recruit troops?

If your grades are not good, think about the reasons.

People who are not good at mathematics should not write a hero-invincible book, as it will easily collapse.

I have tried my best not to read it seriously because I found some flaws in the front of some novels, but they are a bit interesting. Don't read them carefully at the beginning. When you become interested, go back and read it again, but after reading eight chapters, I still can't accept it.... What attracts me to this novel is the upgrading of troops. The introduction is misleading.

I don't really agree that the Royal Griffon doesn't have Wind Strike.

Weird, a black dragon hero defeated an elf clan... It's so funny that this elf clan can still exist?

There is a poisonous point. This vampire knows so much, but he is not 100% loyal to the protagonist. He is a bit irritating! The person who knows the protagonist's secret is not the protagonist. . .

It's very scattered right now, and it doesn't have a lot of fun at the beginning. Although the gameplay is that the hero goes out for a wander, the game can be resurrected and rewind. This is very inconsistent with the reality you wrote. Obviously, if you have money, you should develop and increase your power slowly, and then go out to play with trump cards. Your map is expanded but it is not fun, and you see the protagonist being cheated, and it is easy to persuade him to quit.

After reading more than 30 chapters, I still don't understand what the protagonist is doing. He wanders around and shows no ability at all.

I came here for the game of Invincible Heroes. The author said it was written according to the game model. It is true that I am wandering outside according to the game model, but there is no game at all except wandering. Recruiting soldiers also requires real people to transform. Is this a game? Moreover, the first few dozen chapters are fun because I can't find them at all. I just watch the author going crazy and insulting other people's views. It is also the first time in a TMD lord novel that the protagonist goes out to explore unknown places by himself. It cannot be said that there is no one since, it can also be regarded as unprecedented. The plot design is really abstract. If you ask why the protagonist runs out, I would like to see it out of curiosity.

For all this type of ethnic novels, to be honest, it is recommended that except for the protagonist and a few important heroes, all other people should be set as mindless AI artificial intelligence. There are very few good novels that treat everyone as normal people.

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I've only read dozens of chapters, and I still don't understand whether the protagonist is strong or weak?