A Million Lords: My Talent Is a Real-Time Map

A novel disguised as a lord-themed MMO, or something similar to "Log Horizon," it places extreme emphasis on teamwork (referring to the logistics and infrastructure building involved in climbing tree stacks). In terms of combat, for now, most battles are fought personally by the lords, rather than being the kind of overpowered kings who simply send troops through the system to sweep through enemy…

When I first saw the author's name, I had a vague sense of familiarity. But after browsing the comments section and seeing the books the author had written before...?! Hey, what wind blew you out here? Horizon Record, huh? Autumn Garden Evening Leaves, huh? You entered the palace without writing much, huh?

Wow, he's actually writing a new book.

I've already seen over 100 chapters, and it's really quite good. If we ignore the yuri aspect, it might be a hindrance for some people, but a plus for others? It has a bit of an online game feel to it, like the Horizon series that some people mentioned before. I'm just worried that the author might abandon it. I feel a bit scared that the book hasn't been published yet and the signed author might go back to his previous work. 😢 I really hope this book can be completed.

Why does it smell like a hedgehog or Japanese light-colored snack? This art style is quite different from the male-oriented content on Qidian.com 😂

I'm actually a little curious as to why it's Byzantium? I thought they'd use the "castle network" from England, which is known for its strong defensive tactics, where you could just place a watchtower and get a 40 attack speed bonus, or land grabbing where gold just pops out of the fields.

Hmm, judging from the synopsis, it has a kind of icy beauty to it. Has anyone read it? Please tell me, this shouldn't be some mindless, brainless story, right?

The selfless protagonist has slipped away.

We are looking for extras who would like to project themselves into the story. Name + Talents + Personality + Character Type (Warrior, Mage, Cleric) + Weapons and Equipment.

I felt that there were a lot of grammatical problems when I read half of the first chapter. Although it didn't affect my understanding, it just felt very awkward to read.