Lord: I'll Open the Whole Map, You Can Do Whatever You Want

For a modern war novel, this feature of the whole picture is enough, but for fantasy, this feature is a bit unsatisfactory, as high-level people have direct omniscience and omnipotence. It is recommended that the author strengthen the hook in the future.

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1. The protagonist's strength improvement is slow or even stagnant, the focus of development is wandering, and the territory's risk resistance is extremely weak. During the opening campaign, the protagonist's strength quickly increased to the Silver level, opening up a path for magic practice and establishing a genius character. In the dozens of chapters after Silver Level, the protagonist's strength level has not improved, the knight's cultivation is almost surpassed by the heroine's, and the path of magic is completely abandoned. The nobles with military merit are faced with external and internal troubles, and the guards that have invested heavily in a short period of time are unable to use their money. You must know that your own strength is the foundation of your hegemony. 2. The selling points of territory construction that were repeatedly mentioned in the early stage: the cultivation of Warcraft and the establishment and development of the Adventurer Guild are too brief. The cultivation of Warcraft is limited to the Snowy Mountain Falcon and the Earth-shattering Bear, but the expansion of the related plots is actually very promising. Isn't it easy for a smart little animal to add some ingredients to the enemy's diet, carry a photo stone to learn photography, and borrow some money from a wealthy family? In an extraordinary background, sticking to farming and getting rich would be too accommodating to the indigenous authorities and cult upstarts. 3. Selling sheep over dogs, labeled as fantasy, lord, status as a noble, but behavioral pattern as an ascetic monk? As a noble baron, the protagonist is more powerful than any small business leader in modern times. Plots such as maid service and aristocratic friendship are not even touched at all. How much content is left on the track to attract readers? There is a reason for the enduring popularity of royal dramas. Diyana was a good encounter, but she didn't expect to disappear in the turn; she and Tolia went back and forth, and in the process of interacting with her, she even felt guilty about exchanging letters with Diana... More than pure love. What do you do with your identity? Otherwise, the background can be changed to: the story of a modern young man who was reborn and returned to a poor mountainous area in 1980, became the village chief and led the villagers to get rich... Desire drives people's willingness to invest, and the lack of desire will weigh the benefits and losses: subscribe or not? 4. The situation in the kingdom is changing, and the protagonist is limited to the scope of use of the mini map, but lacks initiative. Moez has been jumping around for a long time without seeing how the protagonist responds. The cultist Bugs has won every battle and achieved everything he wants. In the process of expanding the territory of the protagonist, there are people who cause obstacles everywhere. The satisfaction of solving the problem alone is not enough to calm the disgusting degree of the relevant plot. Only those who solve the problem that caused it will be completely liquidated. Every time trouble is caused by other nobles/wild cultists/barbaric aliens, it feels aggrieved. With the mini-map, you can completely gain the upper hand and stir up disputes to seek huge profits.

The plot and plug-ins are just right. Except for a few chapters where there are too many supporting characters and no protagonist, there is nothing wrong with it. The other thing I personally care about is that the heroine appears so early. Will the protagonist marry her as his wife later? It would be better to get rid of the nobles and marry the nobles. Another reason is that Lord Wen doesn't really like single female protagonists, it would be better to have no female protagonist.

In the backward era of ancient feudalism and the Middle Ages, it was difficult to raise so many retired soldiers. There were tens of thousands of soldiers and horses at every turn, and there were also extraordinary people. The productivity was not enough, and the king would go bankrupt if he raised so many soldiers. A kingdom only has a few million people. Twenty people support one soldier. Calculated as five million people, it can support 250,000 infantry. One cavalry costs five infantry. Plus extraordinary people and other miscellaneous expenses, it can support up to 100,000 soldiers and horses. Any more will directly bankrupt the country.

More than 40 chapters, the protagonist has no territory yet,,, 😅 I feel like this book is just based on the title

It's pretty good in books like Lord Farming, but it's a pity.

Ten years of freedom is too short, at least 20 years, or thirty years. After all, if you develop well in this place on the border, people will stay away if they consider war, not to mention the slaughter in this extraordinary world, which can be said to be extraordinary. 20 to 30 years, on the one hand, you can improve your prestige and prove your strength during this period. On the other hand, it can also improve the serfs' sense of belonging to this place. If the serfs give birth to children, the children will also have a subtle influence on them over the years. Ten years is too short.

The map should display various resources, so that the protagonist can find a site that is rich in resources, easy to defend and difficult to attack.

Don't laugh. . . Don't laugh. . . Don't laugh. . .

Very much like the King. Even if the King failed, this novel would not be as good as him.

Is the author preparing eunuchs?

It's really easy to disappear from niche genres inexplicably

As long as you keep it, you will become a eunuch 😓😓😓? ? ? I haven't watched it yet😥

As long as the advantages of this system are maintained to a small extent, that kind of reform is still too unreasonable logically. Including things like territory development, magic technology, which is slightly better at best, and feels outrageous across generations.

It was a bit confusing to read. The world view and historical background were not created in the early stage, and the hierarchy was not mentioned. There are too many names but the author's writing skills are not enough. It is easy to not know who the character is next time he appears. The foreshadowing and transitions are a bit abrupt. I've read Chapter 30 so far. Come on, author. Great masters are all newbies. They can't soar to the sky, so polish it up. There are still 6 recommendations left for you 🙂

Am I the only one who finds such long and convoluted Western names a headache? After more than ten chapters, I can no longer tell the difference and I feel dizzy. Can't the name be simpler?

After being bombarded with a lot of Western names of people and places, I felt pretty good. This book suited my taste. But the author needs to pay attention to it later. I have read too many Western fantasy movies with higher resistance. The new names in the first few dozen chapters appear too closely, and many people can't handle it.