The Game of Lords Begins with Practice Becoming Reality

Uh-huh, the first 20 chapters are so satisfying. Are you sure the author is not Chef Hollander? This is a very new article. After Chapter 20, it feels like a fanfic turned into a game lord article, but the title is the lord article. How can I say... At least it has the title? It feels like... Dumplings stuffed with Orleans chicken legs. It's weird, but... It seems okay? At least I did eat dumplings, and they tasted okay... Could it be that I was really hungry?

Good news: This author has great ideas. Bad news: This author has a lot of ideas.

That's awesome. I just started talking about the main story after more than 20 chapters. It's the first time I've seen it.

It's like this again. I want to know how other people can survive when the protagonist has such a difficult time.

What era has it been? Don't include stories about heroes like this. I'm so embarrassed that I took out three bedrooms and one living room.

So sweet

So pretty! Already invested! Come on!

The idea in the early stage was quite novel, and it was quite relatable to see the character of Honkai Impact III. However, in order to emphasize the protagonist, the image of Hollandel was not established at all. All of these are good and can be improved slowly. However, there are too many bugs in being able to return to the real world at will later. If you can bring things, why can't you bring various equipment in the real world? Forcibly suppressing technology is too awkward, and it feels like you are forcing intelligence. If you want to slowly develop the territory, you can set a threshold territory or a level at which the protagonist can return to the main world, or set it so that you can't carry anything. Otherwise, skip the early development and make a deal with the government py, direct the weapons and equipment factory, get all the necessary things in one step, quickly push the area around the territory, and slowly develop the territory after the pretense is put on the shelves. The awkward thing now is that I want to slowly write about the early development for the sake of the number of words, but I also write too much and too much, which creates a sense of fragmentation. Those who can write novels and persevere are very good. Come on, I hope the writing becomes better and better.

Why isn't the previous Douluo updated?

I know every word, but I can't understand them all together.