Lord: I Told You to Level Up, Not Fuse Things!

It's a pity that the power of Goldfinger is an ancient gift that already exists. The protagonist can have a future, but it is destined not to have much future. This book, with an ordinary protagonist and indigenous items, really has no future. However, the author's writing ability is just that, and this book cannot be written and put on the shelves anyway.

What is the difference between this way of writing? It's pure data. There is no description of territorial development. Just some defense tower, how many levels and so on. This is so hollow. Let me make some settings. Like this kind of flow among the heavens, you are not as good as a city. Slowly upgrade the city. A piece of land in the city can also be farmed, just like in the game, and can produce quickly. Each city can also set its own career system, but these advancements must rely on the city. Outside the city are resources for city development. In the later stage, you can also set up secret realms in the city to plant valuable things or mine. The city can also consume energy to transport planes, and then develop elsewhere. In the later stages of development, it is possible for the city to have tens of millions of people, plus there are more secret realms, it just depends on your imagination.