From Dungeons & Dragons to Total War Faerûn

The plot is a little unclear. I personally came in after reading the introduction. According to the introduction, the plot is that the protagonist relies on the Bode system to develop the territory, research magic, expand economic armaments, aristocratic power, etc. The first ten chapters personally feel that it is quite good, but I learned from the protagonist that there is a behind-the-scenes story. The gangster pays money to hire a bandit to catch him, but something goes wrong at the beginning. It is known in the plot that a bandit leader has escaped and may go to the gangster behind the scenes to collect money and run away. The protagonist is very anxious and prepares to hurry up with a few guards to catch the gangster, so the maid acts coquettishly and sheds tears before taking the maid with him? On the way, were you still looking at the mini map slowly, looking for packages and relics? After using a few magic guards, I was shocked and sighed. What did the maid do on the road? Thank you for your hard work. Wipe away the sweat😓The protagonist and the maid are all lustful and happy when they are next to each other. They lament the benefits of medieval nobility. There is really no need to write like this. As long as you can reduce the various praise and coquettish plots of the maids and guards, I can say that your book is a masterpiece. The other plots are obviously very good, but the dialogue between the characters really lowers the quality.

Chapter 10: Bringing a maid is too discouraging. This is to fight, not for an outing. Why bring an oil bottle with you? The little head is thinking instead of the big head.

Can I say that your emotional line writing is not good? 😐If you can't write well, try not to write, or don't write at all.

Dnd Only when you reach legend can you truly be immortal and random. Otherwise, it would be too dangerous. One second, the birds may be singing and the flowers are fragrant, and the next second, the earth will fall apart and hundreds of kilometers will be wiped out.

It was good in the front, but something started to go wrong when he met women. When he arrived in the imperial capital, after completing the academy, all the people in the back were women, and everything was wrong. Is this kid a little excited recently, or is he in an in-depth description of some unspeakable place? If yes, give me a link and I will forgive you, the author; if not, when will you open up new areas and when will I update 😅

Halfway through, it turned into a light novel. It was all about flirting with various girls. The serious teammates were all women, from maids to princesses. It can be seen that author X is depressed...

There's nothing wrong with the plot of the Imperial City, but it's too slow. It only takes about ten chapters at most to purchase supplies and expand contacts. How can it be written continuously for so long? For 30 consecutive chapters, it strays away from the main plot of flirting and falling in love. The reading experience is very poor. The main reason is that the audience is different. Most of the people who read this book should be fans of DND and lord novels. It is unbearable to deviate from the main line of power expansion and battle escalation for a long time. It doesn't matter if the author writes 100 chapters of flirting and falling in love in urban romance.

The content is probably about the protagonist talking about things with two female NPCs It's poisonous, and the poisonous point is about politics and interpersonal relationships. In terms of politics, I won't make too many comments. This thing will stink if it sticks to it. Whether it is written well or not, it will be a stone. My suggestion is not to make it ridiculous or make it funny. Interpersonally, the protagonist is a warlock, and the interpersonal relationship can actually be said to have passed the charm test. But the author wants to write a protagonist with depth. In my opinion, it's like the protagonist says "people must eat and sleep" and the supporting characters are either shocked, moved, or raise their hands to show loyalty. My opinion directly shows that I was charmed by the protagonist. There are also some unexplained behaviors in this book, and some posts also have explanations and complaints. Final suggestion, if you want to read this book, skip those rocks, don't try to taste whether there are chocolate beans in the rocks, and don't torture your brain, it is usually tiring enough

In fact, everything is good, but when the perspective switches to the protagonist and the maid, it feels very awkward. The protagonist talks to the maid too much, and the maid is written in a Japanese different world style.

I really can't bear to see the maid with 8 strength and 13 ag become a monk. The monk strikes with bare hands. Isn't the 8 strength monk just a waste? The 13-Agility rogue can detect, steal, dismantle traps, and pick locks. What can an 8-power monk do?

Simple glance ai Don't want to see it

At the beginning, there is a trashy protagonist, a trashy protagonist with a noble background. He spends a long time traveling through time and space and explains his name in detail. It doesn't look like it was written by human hands. Noble waste ruins the sense of substitution. I seriously doubt the content of full battle or dnd. The author doesn't intend to write a light novel and engage in interpersonal relationships, right? I came here because of the title, don't trick me into it.

It was okay in the beginning. After arriving at the territory, I played a lot of sample scenes of the invention of farm tools and successfully destroyed the book.

What are you writing about lately, author? A plot that can be passed over in one stroke? It took you 3 days to write?

The Imperial City chapter is too abstract, too long and too old. Let's end it quickly and go explore the territory...

Some of the plots are so baffling that I feel like deleting more than a dozen chapters won't affect the plot.

Emmm, I feel like the author has read too much fantasy... In Western fantasy, the appearance of "the shopkeeper", "girl" and "two hours" is a bit dramatic.

The protagonist's system can completely create a bunch of artificers to play Steel Torrent. The entry threshold for artificers is much lower than that of mages. As long as they have enough intelligence, they can be craftsmen, engineers, scholars, etc. The four sub-jobs are simply a dimensionality reduction strike for fighting. The alchemist is responsible for logistics, the magic artillery master is responsible for positioning, and the field craftsman and armor master are responsible for advancement.

Chapter 1 Maid-Master-Robbery-Persuasion to Quit

What do you think we want to see, whether it's better to play house or fight with primitive people.

Read Chapter 137 How can I put it this way, this work is very effective in combining DND with the traditional fantasy lord farming story, but if we look at their respective levels separately, DND private control and small-scale army combat in the DND background are both good, but the traditional fantasy lord farming story is a bit too novice Including slaps in the face by college classmates, support by the dean and grandpa, the facial expressions of peasants, simple soldiers, simple nobles and degenerates, the template style of industrial technology improvement, etc., This aspect is a bit lagging behind Some comments mentioned that the female characters are relatively light-weight, but in fact, under the premise that the supporting roles are generally stereotyped, it is a kind of enhancement.

Due to a bunch of low-level errors and strange wording, the author most likely used AI.

Very good. The maid in Chapter 10 made me sick.

It's totally unreasonable. The original person has high intelligence. Why does his intelligence remain unchanged after learning magic? 🤔Some people are born smart, but can't intelligence be trained? (Meditation or something)🤨But the original owner has been learning magic for several years, but his intelligence attributes have not improved at all...

Come on, let's talk about when the farming ends and the level starts to increase.

What's the difference between these two fires?

No, the previous setting is too long. The first half of the chapter is about meeting bandits, and the next chapter is mostly just panels.

I would like to ask where I can find information about occupations and spell tables. Is there a table? I'm a little curious about what other professions there are in the new version.