Becoming a Lord in a Wizarding World

From the budding civilization that was shattered by floods, to the SB barbarians who produced swordsmen in the Stone Age, to the RZ scouts who can never find iron ore, you have experienced a lot. Now, start your greatest exploration: from Lefzaru near home to Genghis Khan who came over for trade.

The combat power is unknown, the types of troops are unknown, and the combat effectiveness is unknown. The plug-in ability is more similar to cheating such as time-stopping and suppression, and it does not even add much to the overall strength. . It's a strange novel, and the wizard system is inexplicable. The skills are not spermatic cords, but artificial pointing, but the speed and power brought by the knight profession are simply outstanding. . I have no idea how wizards can develop. . Follow the economic structure written in the book. . Maybe a territory can't support an ordinary wizard, and the wizard's fighting ability is simply hard to describe. . First-level knights are the mainstay in small-scale battles. . A first-level wizard. . Several ordinary people can surround and kill them. . How could it be the wizarding world? Didn't the author use some game templates when writing this book? Moreover, the knights are not economically matched. A baron can also recruit a bunch of knights. . The baron is probably just a village chief here. . According to the parliamentary system, it is all done by duke canonization or redemption of military merit. . Generally, a larger house is better. . If you can have three or five followers under you, you are considered rich. . Only hereditary nobility is possible. . Possible. . There may be a small castle, weird 🙂🙂🙂🙂

The writing is quite good, but unfortunately after reading the war plot of "The King" (the war where I first got the title), I have become picky about novels about the war of Western lords. Because I will always substitute the plots I see into the template of "King" to judge whether it is good or bad. So, my war evaluation of this book is that the war in this book is basically the protagonist's personal heroism. It does not reflect the advantage brought by the numerical difference, nor does it reflect the oppressive power of the enemy's elite troops. It only shows that the protagonist uses his personal strength to defeat the strong with the author's Spring and Autumn style of writing. It does not look like a war novel, but like a personal battle novel about the son of destiny who can win the victory by fighting casually under the author's preference with a group of pendants.

Damn it, Civilization 6! The whole Cleopatra conquest

A very poisonous start! It is impossible for the aristocracy to allow outsiders to snatch the title and territory of the nobility! The king will not allow it! Having started this, everyone must beware of their subordinates if they are unable to sit still! Even if you have a feud with this nobleman, you won't allow it! In the novel, what the secretary and that woman have to face are the aristocracy and the king!

Is this anti-theft or something like this every day? One chapter is updated every day and more than half of it is like this. How can one keep reading?

You, the anti-theft guy, force people to keep books

Is it a mage or a wizard?

Is there a theft guard? Why can't I follow the plot after watching it?!

Just looking at it makes me confused! Double-wearing? I looked back and saw it again, no. What the hell is this latest chapter about??? Thought I missed it!!!!