Lord of the Nation: Sign-In Discount Artifact at the Beginning

I haven't finished reading it yet. In the early stage, when I needed to develop myself the most, I spent too much time on buying and selling, and the development of other lords, while my own development was brushed aside. The proportion of primary and secondary was wrong, and I don't know if Nagara Lord is the heroine, but the protagonist always gave me a feeling of being a licking dog towards her.

I don't know why the rating is so low... I personally think this book should be the best book in this APO. I have read it for a few days. This book is definitely the most continuous and scalable book in the advent of survival genre and has a reasonable framework. The plot is not slow and develops step by step. Personally, I think the only thing that is not so good is that the names in it are not easy to remember. I've been reading 7 Cats for three years. So far, I think this book can definitely beat those with a 9.4 Rating... I really don't know why the rating is so low.

I stopped reading after reading Chapter 213. In fact, there is no big problem with the writing. But, I'm really not here to see how you manage. What I want to see is gorgeous magic, colorful arms, all kinds of strange races, battles of wits and courage, a variety of items, and of course the most important thing is definitely the protagonist's destiny and powerful conquest. At present, you have written so much about management and systems, which makes me feel that they are not what I want.

It's really pretty. If it didn't look good, I would stand on my head.

It's too slow. To be honest, it only costs a few hundred soul crystals to build an excellent piece of equipment. Ignoring you, how much equipment do other people need to build if they want to save 10,000 soul crystals? Also, it costs hundreds of soul crystals to kill a level 30 monster. If you want to buy billions of soul crystals, you have to kill thousands of level 100 monsters, right? And as mentioned before, there are hundreds of pages of items in discount stores. Even low-level ones should be able to collect several thousand pieces, right? I don't believe you can make hundreds of thousands just by reselling things in a day?

After reading more than 300 chapters, I can only say that the development of the plot did not meet my expectations. I thought it was about getting a discounted artifact, quickly establishing an early advantage, and then snowballing into rapid expansion. However, the protagonist's thinking mode made me think prematurely about things that should only be considered after becoming the overlord of one party. In addition, I felt that regardless of their size and rarity, these soldiers with personality and ideas were a big disadvantage compared to civilians. After reading this, I felt, "It's not good to let them fight. What if they die?" "Thousands of races compete for hegemony. What I expect is to support war with war and show the magnificence of war. The protagonist relies on various equipment and skills obtained at discounts to solve battles one after another. The result is that the protagonist feels that before the territory is developed, various materials and equipment cannot support large-scale wars, so silently reselling equipment to develop the territory. It feels too realistic and not refreshing enough~(￣▽￣~)~Although when I play similar games, I definitely develop myself first~(￣▽￣~)~

Abandoned the trap after the awakening medium came out

Average... The content is boring...

Does the author have any idea about billions of people? The number one store among billions of people only has 200 pieces of equipment and still needs to spend money on advertising. Can't you be too funny? Dozens and hundreds of decimals allow you to write out the feeling of 100 million. If you say it looks good, you are really hungry.

Upgrading to the first level of Awakening Medium requires dozens of chapters before occasionally encountering material. It feels like a completely fake article and a bad review.