My Empire-Building Game

The combat power setting is so strange. There are legendary warriors or mages in an army of only a few hundred people. Especially the summoned dragon, with heavy thunder and small raindrops, can't even wipe out the remaining hundreds of orcs. It's like the Warring States Period in Japan. The fight between several villages is exaggerated, which makes people think it's awesome😅

Either there is a problem of heirs, or the territory is very poor and difficult to develop. Isn't there the kind of book that takes two or three generations of management and then suddenly explodes to achieve hegemony based on the protagonist's machinations?

I seem to have read this book. The author is probably a copycat of a book called "My Empire War Game" 😰

The author is great. He can make the world bigger and the combat power higher. Don't be like the previous book where he became invincible too early and got tired of it.

When I first read the author, I knew I had seen the lord. The writing was very realistic, and it was very different from my original experience in the open world. Is it written based on my experience? It's kind of interesting.

There are too many typos, even if someone reminded the author, he still won't correct them.

The author of your book Arcanist was good, but this time you can write a book about Arcanist where you can slowly explore the ruins, adventure and fight, so that it can be interesting to play in different planes.

The author has returned to his comfort zone. I think the Western Fantasy Lords Contest is more suitable for you. The previous American version also had a special copy, and the Empire War game is also very good. How does this book start? It is still necessary to balance the relationship between the individual and the territory. To develop, you need to be able to fight, and you can put aside everything else. Needless to say, character props and other things can be added when drawing cards. You can add some geographical cards such as fertile fields. In reality, it takes more than 3 years to open up wasteland to produce some beans, let alone grow staple food. Therefore, in the early stage, food can only be bought, drawn by lottery, or directly drawn to fertile fields. Even in the magical world, it is impossible to be unreasonable. After all, magical weeds have strong vitality. You can refer to the dnd system to set attribute points and expertise. There have been several new books on dnd and Zongwang recently, which you can check out. The types are similar. The spell system set by dnd is very complete and versatile, which can meet all needs. The heroine archmage solves the problem of technical construction. As long as the protagonist can fight, draw cards and hunt to support his wife. The previous book drew on the dnd spell settings but it was rather vague. The specific ring spells were not explained, making it a bit confusing. What occupation does the protagonist work for later? A light warrior or a little magic ability is not enough, add some bloodline or create a weak and powerful profession? Or draw the skills and practice them yourself to add attribute expertise

It's a pity that it ended so early

Is the author's left and right brains fighting each other? Chapter 2 The Duke of Olander Chapter 3 He becomes the Count of Olander again?