Mythic Lord: Starting by Recruiting Underworld Bailiffs and Ghost Officials

Trying to do everything is equivalent to having nothing. Most people who came to this book are looking for the card system and lord conquests based on the mythology of the underworld or heaven. But you've included unit intelligence, independent cultivation, and even plans to develop talismans and spells—it's too much of a jumble. Even cheat codes aren't built like this.

There's no need for a female lead. Since they're already exploring another world, to be honest, the character development feels mediocre. They should focus more on the territory, the troop types, and the storyline.

What's the difference between this kind of novel and one where "I woke up to find that the world's IQ had dropped 1000 times, but I was unaffected. I casually said 1+1=2 in class, which shocked the mathematics community and the world. My teacher cried and begged me: 'Child, you must become the world's greatest mathematician!'"

Stop writing about romance! What kind of writing is this chapter? If you keep going, you'll turn into a complete idiot! 😡

I've noticed that many authors nowadays talk about foreshadowing and spoilers whenever they say there's a problem with their writing. Is this some kind of training program that Qidian (the author's website) has been giving out lately?

If you have any questions, please let me know. I will try to fix anything I can. Please don't hold back, even if you scold me, just don't leave without saying a word.

It's been abandoned, no fun. Maybe the next one will be abandoned too. I'm leaving.

Not only can't they add extra chapters, but they also keep missing updates. How can the sales be good? Judging by the few chapters, many people will definitely start waiting for more.

The more I watch, the more disgusted I become. I hate this kind of urban college setting the most.

The premise is good, but even without the process of acquiring knowledge, relying solely on imagination and settings to obtain troop types seems too simplistic. Also, it would be helpful to explain why the protagonist's troops are strong; it's not good to simply say that all Chinese troops are strong.