Red Dragon: the Lord Who Conquers the World

I can only call it traditional, a novel similar to a textbook. Speaking of which, what are some good articles about farming? Have you ever farmed in the so-called traditional Chinese arts? What traditional arts are you talking about here? It turns out that all of my eighteen generations of ancestors were Chinese, so why don't I have this instinct? And what you call farming is just directing your subordinates to farm. Do you call this farming? At most it can only be regarded as logistical supplies. If you are a lord, you don't need logistical supplies. I really want the protagonist of the farming novel to farm by himself. If his men go to farm, it will be the normal logistics supply line of the lord. He is not an undead lord, so he must eat. And what are the benefits of being a lord? If you are strong, you can eat wherever you go. Don't tell me what the benefits are of having a power. If you are strong, if you want to find something, ask people all over the world to help find it. The good thing about finding it is that you won't die. Those who haven't found it are all lost. Then I won't try my best to help you find it. Don't tell me that no one in the world is afraid of death.

The protagonist has a good personality but the system is too weird. If only cheats are good, the rewards given by this system are too boring.

Goldfinger rewards potatoes, corn... High-yielding crops at the beginning, but can his magical world be without such high-yielding crops? You are a mediocre hero who saves the beauty and lives in the human world. Don't you know how many treasures you have in you?

Can that blood contract control the life of that so-called ally? I read that in other dragon novels, if the protagonist bathes his subordinates in dragon blood, the subordinates will become physically and mentally loyal to the protagonist. Does the blood contract in your book have this effect?

You should just accept him as your subordinate and make a blood contract! The protagonist's life is in the hands of the protagonist, and he is not qualified to be an ally.

How about changing your name? It feels weird to see the emperor's formation in Western Fantasy.