Lord: Why Are All the Soldiers I Recruit Players?

This smells right! It's a good idea. It combines two games of time and space into one. I hope it can be concluded and won't end hastily like the book "Child of the Plane".

I have to say that Zen Xin Dao Gu's book is really good-looking.

There are too many bugs. The biggest bug is that others don't realize that their soldiers can think independently. In addition, for such a large game, due to the limitation of the protagonist's population, only a few people can enter the game, which is too boring.

Very nice, I hope the author will update it soon

This book is very interesting in the early and middle stages, with lots of laughs, and it fits the title very well. But by the time we fight the ancient gods in the later stages, it has gone beyond the scope of the game and has risen to the level of fighting planets. Moreover, the style of the article seems to have changed, as if it was written by AI. As a result, some chapters can be read, but most cannot. This book should be at the end for now.

The story in the middle is very vivid, which made me see an outstanding article among the lord novels. This is also the best article I have read so far. The story of democracy is very vividly depicted, and the plot in the middle also has twists and turns, and the occasional small loopholes can be perfectly rounded off. The central idea is also very good. I strongly support this article.

I started using AI to polish it, but it was mainly because it was so obvious and uncomfortable to look at.

The plot is really novel

I read Chapter 58, and the biggest flaw is the background. It would be better if the protagonist could travel through different planes at the same time or if there was a copy of Awakening of All Races. The dungeon that the protagonist is playing now is a game for upper-class people. So what if you clear it? What can you bring out? After you come out and become a civilian from the bottom, what happens next? Are you going to open a new dungeon and continue the fun? You repeated this background several times and emphasized that this dungeon is for the purpose of qualifying to become a commoner. So what's the point of reading further?

The author changed three watches in one glance and watched it for half a year. My biggest regret is that Son of a Plane ended hastily. I hope there will be a sequel. One glance at me, I'm 12 years old