Plant an Imperial Myth

It is a very good fantasy farming niche product. It has a sense of immersion and harvest expectations. It is highly recommended and suitable for reading in one sitting. The content is to rely on the efforts of the protagonist to climb the technology tree, grow step by step, recruit troops, expand territory, and build an empire! Worth a look!

It's really not enough. It's gone.

It's a real story... It relies solely on the protagonist to climb the technology tree... I didn't expect that the slaves under him would work an 8-hour work day in such a difficult situation... I really can't think of how to break the situation when Goldfinger can't summon soldiers and heroes. The population growth is too slow just by buying slaves and natural childbirth, and without the ability to develop firearms and personal superpowers, there seems to be no progress. As long as there is a limelight, this territory will be gged.

The beginning is bitter and full of hatred, but then farming is slow enough and slow enough. Crisis is always there, and strength is not mentioned at all. I now know that you have a powerful enemy, but I won't be able to see your revenge until I die.

I have read more than one million words so far. The villain is still intelligent and can get through, but his strength is obviously outrageous. A Marquis has one hundred thousand soldiers, and any manor owner has 400 elites. There are enemies all over the place, but no one attacks him. He just watches the protagonist sit on the ground and make a fortune. Forget it. Is the author of Marquis With One Hundred Thousand Soldiers serious? How big do you want your map to be? I hope the author will think carefully about it and not collapse. Are you a millionaire? The empire has tens of millions of soldiers?

This value is really hard to bear. It's over 1 million words. The protagonist's territory still only has 10,000 people, and the military strength is about the same as that of the nearby manor owner. Does the author know how much labor is needed to raise a cavalry in medieval Europe? It must be at least a hundred. The manor owner needs 50,000 laborers to support 500 cavalry. One manor owner has such a large population, and the protagonist can only support it if he has three major mineral veins. What do other manor owners do?

In the middle and later stages, almost every chapter has something about men and women. If you have the ability, write it in detail. If you don't, don't write it chapter by chapter. It's very disgusting.

In the military, it is always about hard bridges and hard horses. Victory depends entirely on military strength and equipment. There are so many wonderful battles in ancient China, and all sieges are played by you as all tough battles. Heavy cavalry is only suitable for large-scale field battles, and must conform to the terrain, so you can use it as a regular type. The same number of light cavalry charging into the formation cannot defeat the heavy infantry. The movement of heavy infantry requires specialized transportation capabilities. You can imagine walking and marching 😰. In ancient times, the ratio of soldiers to civilians was at least 1/20. During wartime, it was probably 1/15, which was still the ratio when there was no industry. I know why not. Agricultural capabilities were insufficient, and there was simply not enough food to support soldiers. Economically speaking, one acre of land costs 120, and a person needs to eat 3 pounds of meat a day. What do you think? If you eat more than 1,000 kilograms a year, you will get nearly the output of 10 acres of land. If you include meat and vegetables, 10 acres will not be able to support one person. If you have meat, try eating an average of 3 kilograms of pasta to see if it can hold you back. How many ten acres of land can one person cultivate? If you eat like this and farm the land, you may be able to make a living, develop industry, and raise soldiers. What do you think?

What can I say about this book? Apart from being normal in the first few chapters, the protagonist becomes less and less like a human being. He has no emotions of his own and has become a ruling machine with a cold face all day long. Then there is the management aspect. For a military workshop with hundreds of people farming, it seems that just appointing a supervisor can complete the task well. They are all too self-conscious. Even modern times can't do it.

This author has some mental problems. He always writes about a manor owner who plays with women. The protagonist is an old eunuch.

It is already Chapter 188, with a population of several thousand, but it has not yet established a civil administration system, has not developed soft power, has not developed its domestic economy, has no standardized business activities, has no laws, has no taxes, has no standard education, and has only large-scale production and resource sharing. Although the crisis has not yet been resolved, so the focus cannot be shifted yet, but it is better to write faster. The political system and national governance are the essence of the Lord's article.

It's really expensive. The front one is okay, but the back one is 50+. What do you think?

The author feels that heavy cavalry is invincible, but the shortcomings of heavy cavalry are too obvious. They can have them, but they cannot be the main force. Because it was too heavy, it could not travel long distances. When the heavy cavalry arrived, the infantry arrived. And it is so stupid that once it starts running, it is difficult to stop, and it will go straight down even if there is a ditch in front of it. Generally speaking, heavy cavalry cannot be used as a conventional unit. It is much easier to target than to train. A ditch can block it 😢.

I thought Audrey was one of the heroines, but it turned out that although she was a widow and her child was dead, the author shouldn't describe this woman as being too brilliant, which is a bit disturbing.

It's written very carefully, but why don't you strengthen your force at all? When you engage in so much business, a few bandits will suddenly attack you. You are not in the city, this is the wilderness.

I have only read a few dozen chapters so far, and I have some ideas. I have read similar development novels from scratch before, and they all have a common problem, that is, the early development is okay, but as soon as it reaches the middle stage, it starts to skip levels, and as soon as it becomes a big village, it starts to compete for hegemony. There is a strong sense of fragmentation, which affects the reading experience. However, it is not there yet, or maybe I haven't seen it yet. Don't let it be unfinished. If you get used to it, you will definitely become a street author.

I've written more than 100 chapters on a city and it's awesome but I haven't finished it yet.

The more I look at it, the more it looks like a stand-alone game, without any ripples.

There is no defense force at all, and no one is sent to keep an eye on the passes to the territory. You don't know when someone will break in.

And why not make a crossbow? This thing doesn't require training. It's all Peter's inspiration anyway, so why not make something that requires long range, high damage, and can protect the lives of soldiers?

Too little! Not enough! ! I can only keep it! !

The male protagonist really has no desire at all

The development and plot aspects of this book are mostly reasonable, but the political and military aspects feel a bit lacking. In politics, all leaders are dead heads who want the protagonist's territory, and the sameness is a bit lacking in thought. In terms of military affairs, whether they set fire to the forest or gnaw at the castle, they have not used their own strengths. If you set fire to the mountain, the enemy will only have two thousand armored soldiers, and the rest will be serfs. The protagonist will not be able to attack at night with a few thousand armored cavalry, and it will be a loss to capture prisoners. The same goes for attacking the castle. Previously, we didn't attack the castle when it was unoccupied, and we didn't wait for the church to send out troops to fight in the field. We had to rely on engineering equipment to attack the city.

It took nearly a week from the time the troops arrived at the city to the time they entered the city?

Is there a map? It's really hard to see without a map.

The development period is really too long. With such a grand world view, most of the book is still close to the territory.

Come on, author, some parts are not satisfactory, but you still have to keep writing. All 7 monthly votes are for you. It's time for the heroine to appear.

The author feels very much like RimWorld... In addition, the author has created a map so that everyone can feel more comfortable when looking at it! ! ! ! ! !

It looks great, and I'll give you monthly tickets and recommendation votes, so keep up the good work!

Updates are too slow, not enough to watch. Half a month is not enough to watch in one day.