I Reckon I Can Be a Lord

The protagonist is just a lucky man who obtained the golden finger system created by the ancient saints and can command the greenskins, and the planet is just a remote planet in the Warhammer universe that has no contact with the empire.

Weakened. If the Warhammer Orcs were real, it would only take half a year to grow several big worboss. Once a warlord is defeated, the planet can be declared doomed.

When did you start Waaaaaagh? I have been farming for a long time, but I always feel that it doesn't fit in with Ook's style.

I'm a little disappointed. The main character is just an ordinary human. I thought it would be an orc with the power of Anxi.

In Chapter 90, just unzip your trouser pockets and ask you to first think about what the protagonist of your story is about. You, a green-skinned lord, still compromise with the indigenous nobles like other Western fantasy novels? Then why should I read your book?

The previous classification of orcs and where did my squig go? This is an important resource. It can be used as fuel, food, battle pets, mounts cannon fodder and processed raw materials. It can also be used to make wigs and create behemoth-level units.

Green skin covers face😏😏

I can't be the only one who sees it

Is your green skin a super weakened version?

The setting is very interesting, but I still hope to start the first conflict as soon as possible. I think the western fantasy world is more about local customs, personal adventures, racial (ethnic) development, and wars for hegemony. The author is currently mainly writing about climbing technology trees, making money, etc. I think it is a foreshadowing, but I personally always think that , in the Western Fantasy, deducing technology and using technology to make money, it is originally a secondary fiction within the logical framework of fiction. To a certain extent, it is the author's power of thinking. In fact, it is untenable if you look into it deeply. There is no need to keep deducing and in-depth like doing experiments in the real world. It seems to me that it is very dull anyway. Similar to a ghost movie, it is about constantly using physical laws and various experiments to forcefully explain that ghosts are a scientific phenomenon. In fact, since ghosts exist, they are deviated from existing physical rules to a certain extent. There is no need for too much explanation and exploration. What is more important is to write the battle between humans and ghosts, and gradually reveal the world view in the process.