Warlord: King of All Clans

The following is a complaint about some comments! But not an accusation!

There are many common sense questions, and I think I have written them very clearly and without being too wordy.

But as soon as I don't finish saying a sentence, someone will immediately question me. This feeling is really uncomfortable.

For example, some people questioned why the villagers did not catch wild buffaloes as mounts and pack animals.

Answer: The bison are ferocious and almost impossible to tame. Even the relatively docile plateau wild yaks will not hesitate to die once they enter an attacking state.

Well, it’s not impossible to completely domesticate it. It will probably take at least three hundred years.

There are quite a few large wild animals in the zoo. Some of them have been kept in captivity for generations. Even after decades or even hundreds of years, they can still hurt people if they are released.

Why not let farmers and savages research primitive gunpowder, but let the gunpowder technology be left to the kobolds to research.

Answer: Farmers and barbarians don't have that ability, and they are also the precious productive force of Riverbend. In comparison, Gnolls are less afraid of death and don't seem to be that precious.

And if the dog-headed man is researched, does it mean he is a dog-headed man?

When the Riverbend needed gunpowder, could the kobolds not give it?

Why not research muskets?

For a village the size of a medieval town, if one wants to develop qualified muskets, even with the guidance of a time traveler, regardless of infrastructure and foreign invasion, all that is left is farming and research on supporting industries for muskets. With enough luck, it will probably take at least ten years.

And it's research, not mass production.

It would be better to develop basic industries and basic education for a few years first, and then spend a few more years on research and enter mass production.

Moreover, this is a Western fantasy world with magic and alchemy. Once the basic foundation is large enough, perhaps there is no need to do research and we can just introduce it directly.

Why didn't the outside lords come and grab it after the cassava flour processing technology came out?

Answer: The lord cannot predict the future. Appearance does not mean universality. One can only think of it when he sees it, and one can only do it when he thinks of it.

If you read more ancient documents, you will find that the rulers of this world are actually a group of makeshift teams.

Their horizons were also limited by the times, and information was not as developed as it is today.

After potatoes were introduced to Europe, it took almost three hundred years for them to spread throughout Northern Europe.

After sweet potatoes were introduced into China, it took almost two hundred years for them to spread throughout the Central Plains.

It is impossible that someone would come to grab cassava flour just a few months after it appeared. Even if someone did, it would be the little Karami next door who got the news first.

If the ancient rulers had access to Douyin, the country's strength would advance by hundreds of years.

What a pity!

Wait, wait, wait. There are so many comments that I don’t have time to reply to them one by one, so I’m very depressed.

Oh, my headache.

There are also some readers who don't read this or that. In summary, they don't read four things.

First, I don’t read serious books. I read for the sake of being scared. If you think you are serious, my body says it doesn’t like to read, so I don’t read serious books.

Second, I don't read anything that's not serious, it's vulgar. I read it to appreciate the plot and the writer's writing style, literature! I don't like anything that's not positive, so I don't read anything that's not serious.

Third, I don’t read any novels that use face-slapping clichés. I read mainly for the experience of the plot. If I read too much face-slapping clichés, I will be stunned and forget the plot, which will affect my reading experience. Therefore, I don’t read any novels that use face-slapping clichés.

Fourth, I don’t watch anything that doesn’t involve face-slapping. Because it’s not kind! I come here to relax, and if there’s no face-slapping, what should I watch? What should I enjoy? So I don’t watch anything that doesn’t involve face-slapping.

Regarding the above four points, all of them have seven-star reviews!

My original intention in this book was to talk about the unification of all races, but a group of people insisted on jumping out and telling me that those who are not of my race must have different hearts.

Haven't I heard this sentence before? That's why there is a contradiction and difficulty.

If there were no racial conflicts and no difficulty in unifying, wouldn't I just write "Congratulations on your prosperity and happiness to your family"? Why would I spend so much time and effort exaggerating the superiority and inferiority and inequality of races?

Even after spending so much time and effort writing about kobolds and trying to render them harmless, there are still people who come out and say that kobolds are this and that, and they think about how to enslave them.

I just want to say that thousands of years ago, not everyone was called Chinese. The reason why people can become part of China is because of the inclusiveness of Chinese culture.

I can only say that this kind of inclusiveness is really hard to see on the Internet.

People who love dogs treat dogs as their masters and do not allow others to say a bad word about them. People who hate dogs treat dogs as demons and vow to kill them all.

Those who take a middle position are criticized by both sides as being rational.

There are also those who deliberately try to stir up trouble, purely to vent their inner malice.

There is no room for logic and reason.

The above are just my complaints. I would be a clown if I talked about these with netizens.

Those who talk about common sense, logic, reason and culture are all clowns.

There is a lollipop on the ground. If the protagonist picks it up, it's a pleasure. If someone else picks it up, it's poisonous.

No one cares who the owner of the lollipop is, and no one thinks about the original owner's feelings.

The thinking of the Internet is so simple.

But I don’t care!

I just like to talk about common sense, logic and culture.

I just want to be a reasonable person!

Come and hit me!

About cognition.

Sometimes people's cognition is difficult to change easily.

Without getting into the complexity, let's just talk about a stereotype.

Leo is a seventeen-year-old boy, a gangster in the village, with a bunch of uncles and brothers in front of him.

Their impression of Leo is that of a little savage and a little gangster, and that cannot be changed in a few days. When the protagonist comes up with a good idea, everyone will just say "good" and "not bad", and then continue to dislike it.

Only by persisting in showing a positive image for a year or two will people's perception of a person change.

There is also the protagonist's impression of the Petukhov family members, the villagers' impression of the kobolds, and so on. These all take time to change, and their attitudes will not change drastically because of one or two events.

This stereotype can also be put into reality.

For example, if someone thinks my book is okay, they will subconsciously ignore its shortcomings, be tolerant of them, and bark happily with the author.

But those who think my book is not good after reading a few chapters will nitpick and point out all the shortcomings, while ignoring the author's original intention - I wrote this book just for fun! Not for scientific research!

I pursue truth and rigor, but perfection is impossible.

Even Shakespeare's books were criticized. As a newbie, how could I possibly write a perfect masterpiece that would be read by thousands of people? It was inevitable that I would be criticized.

But I have a good attitude.

Because no matter how badly I write, it is the result of my hard work and the crystallization of my labor.

Readers think that if they post a bad review, the author’s san value will be reduced by one.

In fact, if readers post bad reviews, the author's royalties will be increased by 1 cent! (I don't know the exact amount, it could be 1 cent, but as long as someone reads it, I will make money!)

Many authors are not aware of this, and instead are led astray by bad reviews, falling into mental exhaustion and subsequently ruining their writing.

I can only say that if your mind is not strong enough, it is easy to get hurt on the Internet.

In modern society, if you don’t live with the mentality of a fun person, you will lose a lot of fun.

Of course, negative reviews are not malicious reviews. I will pay attention to many negative reviews and try my best to correct them.

About power and strength.

I have been talking and talking for 500,000 words, but only one year has passed. The protagonist has been promoted from an ordinary person to a high-level one, which is not slow.

The main reason is that I didn't describe the protagonist's extraordinary cultivation in detail. I will revise it later and strengthen the protagonist's cultivation plot.

Moreover, this is a story about lord farming, so personal strength is a combination of different things, and cannot exceed the model too much.

According to the outline, the force is at the village level and the individual combat power is that of an ordinary person.

Town-level force, individual combat power is low-level extraordinary.

City-level force, individual combat power is mid-level extraordinary.

Provincial force, individual combat power is of high-level extraordinary.

A national force, his personal combat power is that of a Saint-level legend.

A racial-level force, his personal combat power is that of a demigod.

Racial unification, promotion to true god.

The simplest way is that the protagonist awakens to extraordinary power when his strength is still that of a small mountain village with 300 people. What's the point of expanding the territory? He can just seek loyalty from the nobles and ask for a knight's fiefdom.

Or they develop into a town-level force, and finally raise three to five hundred elite soldiers, but the protagonist is promoted to the middle level and can fight hundreds of them alone.

Why train troops? If there is any external threat, just let the protagonist go alone. Training troops is a complete waste of resources.

Personally, I think that except for those novels that start with gods or invincibility, the personal combat power of the protagonist in the lord novel should not be greater than the strength of the faction during the development period, otherwise there is no point in developing the faction.

(I have the habit of writing essays. The above are all my thoughts during this period. I put them together in a month and wrote them at work!)