Warhammer Fantasy: Heroes of Might and Magic

When I read Chapter 71, where the protagonist talks about establishing a centralized government, I knew I had to say goodbye. Whether it's the medieval period or Asha, the social system is based on feudalism and lordship. The Asha units generated by the system don't have loyalty stamps, and you're trying to use rhetoric to get the nuns of Elras to persuade other Asha people?

Damn it! Heroes of Might and Magic VI! I bought the deluxe edition! Now that the servers are gone, it's worse than a pirated copy!

For information on the Heroes of Might and Magic series, please refer to the Heroes of Might and Magic World website, the Heroes of Might and Magic unit evolution history on GamerSky, Bilibili up-master Baba Rosa, and Weibo Yashan Encyclopedia. Order Dragon God Asha [transforms into the Moon of Ashan] Aysa has three main faces: her mother (life), the old woman (death), and the girl (fate).

They built barracks and had money, but instead of recruiting infantry, they used it to bribe imperial officials.

Nine race sets: Sanctuary, Academy, Forest, Fortress, Stronghold, Cemetery, Dungeon, Hell, and Yingzhou. Neutral Set 5th generation set

Seeing the scene of the city being breached and looted, if you were describing it mainly as a vassal army or militia breaching and looting, that would be one thing. But you even have the Shield Guards looting? Aren't the Shield Guards a professional army? Does that mean you're assuming all armies loot when they breach a city? So how many people actually did something so commonplace?

Novice authors like to write about ensemble casts, but ensemble casts are not something beginners can handle. A novice author, whose character-building skills are not yet sufficient to portray a charismatic protagonist, dares to challenge himself with ensemble pieces that demand a high level of character development. This unrealistic ambition leads to a series of book failures.

The discovery process is too slow, and the unit production rate is also slow.

You wrote this in too much of a rush. It's fine if you choose the right race, but the main thing is to be more detailed in the background descriptions and include more of the farming aspect. As for the protagonist being invisible, it doesn't really matter; he's not a particularly charismatic character anyway, more like a tool for triggering cheat codes.

I suggest at least adding some notable figures. The exciting moments of the campaign have passed, and without any notable figures in the domestic affairs section, the game loses its appeal. Whether it's the medieval or Heroes of Might and Magic series, having over 60 chapters without any notable figures is truly baffling.