My Empire-Building Game
我的帝国风云游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 457k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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225Chapters
4.6kRecommendations
5.4kFans
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The combat power settings are so strange. An army of only a few hundred people has legendary warriors or mages, and the summoned dragon is all bark and no bite—it couldn't even wipe out the remaining few hundred orcs. It's like the Japanese Warring States period, where fighting between several villages is exaggerated to make people think it's incredibly powerful. 😅
Either it's a problem of succession, or the territory is too poor to develop. Are there any books where the protagonist builds a empire after two or three generations of hard work, and then suddenly achieves hegemony through his political maneuvering?
I feel like I've seen this book before. Is the author a copy of a book called "My Empire War Game"? 😰
Author, could you expand the world and increase the combat power? Don't make it like your previous book where the characters became invincible too early; it just got tiresome.
Good
The author clearly knew the lord; the writing is very realistic, closely resembling my own early experiences. Was it based on my experiences? Interesting.
There are too many typos, and the author hasn't corrected them even after being pointed out.
Author, your previous book, "Arcanist," was quite good. This time, you could write another book where you can slowly explore ruins, go on adventures, and fight. That would be more interesting, allowing you to travel between different dimensions.
Support my new book!
The author has returned to their comfort zone. I think Western fantasy lord battles are more suitable for you. The American variety show book also had a special dungeon, and Empire War Game is also very good. How's the start? It's still important to balance personal interests and territory. Expansion requires fighting ability; everything else can wait.
Keep it up, keep it up!
It's a pity that the previous book ended so early.
Does the author have a conflict between his left and right brain? Chapter Two: Duke of Orland. Chapter Three: He becomes Earl of Orland again.