Beast Girl: the Lord Is Unfathomable!

There is a big problem with prices. A day's meal costs one copper eagle. The protagonist sells his territory for fifty copper eagles, and then buys a slave worth thirty copper eagles, which is too expensive. What kind of territory is this? You just sell a house in a rural area, and you only pay for one and a half months' worth of food? And for a slave, your monthly meal is too expensive. To put it bluntly, if you sell dozens or hundreds of kilograms of slaves as meat, it will be enough for you to feed you for one or two months.

It's almost food and grass. The male protagonist Goldfinger can gain proficiency by killing people, and the contracted servants and slaves can also be used. The only bad thing is that the plot is a bit bloody, about the strongest blacksmith, and various parties gather around his small town to fight. The plot is a bit too rigid.

I can't stand it from the beginning. A territory sells so few things, and the slaves are so cheap. I also saw someone in the discussion circle saying that it costs one copper a day to eat. What's more, the territory has nothing? No weapons, equipment, soldiers, gold coins, etc.? The territory is also empty with nothing? The purity is contrary to nature, and some people say it is good grass or fairy grass. I really want to laugh.

In the first chapter of the opening chapter, "I didn't even have time to put on her pants." Is this the heroine? Does it mean that all the iconic organs have been seen?

The data is a bit bleak. I'm really afraid of cutting it later.

Come on, author! Collected and read it every day! The first order must be supported!

The writing is great, the author must stick to it and don't be too cheap! As long as you are willing to write, I will keep chasing you, 🙂🙂 Otherwise, I will kill you overnight

The setting is okay, but the plot arrangement is too cliche.

It's so white that it's scary. I guess I've been watching YY Beast Girl when I wrote this.

I would like to ask how this price is designed. A meal is 1 bronze eagle, a bad house is 10 per month, slaves are 30, and an undeveloped knight territory is only 50? I'm a little confused. It seems like the author intentionally made the male protagonist poor but couldn't figure out a way. Or maybe the prices in your world are just so weird.

Airok, Destiny is an axe-wielding person. When there are level 5 axes and spears, the settings are changed to use spears. There are still many settings that are messy and inconsistent.

The road is long and long, I will search up and down, and encourage each other😁

I can't understand it from the beginning. A territory is not as big as a courtyard? The earl's son was not given a sword when he separated? According to the monetary system, it means that except for a piece of land worth a hundred yuan, there is nothing?