Edit: Definetly the best of its genre (genre being "MC transmigrate as lord, goal is to summon minions to take over the world and compete against other players who do the same thing, but MC has cheat skill"). Other novels like this are "The Castle of All People: The Only Random Army Angel at the Beginning of the Game" "global Lord: 100% Drop Rate novel" "Lord Of The World: I Become The Lord Of The Desert From The Start".

As stated by others this would be a 3/5 rated novel. The... more>> only reason I make it a 4 is cause I like op no diff kingdom building MC novels.

Warning! Do not read if you are expecting peak no plot hole genius well written novel. Turn off your brain while reading and do NOT think that hard into it. Consider it the same as you playing a mobile idle demon king/kingdom building game, dont care about the back story, how you got there, who you are, why you were summoned. Just like a mobile idle game, you go into it just to have fun being op and building your kingdom.

Pros: OP MC like guy red from slime tensei, I like seeing MC create/recruit more minions via a system using gold. MC has cheat skill no one else has called observation that lets him see info on everything to get the best stuff. MC no diffing every enemy.

Cons: why were 1 billion people summoned? Who was MC before summoning as he said hes already been transmigrated before then never brings it back up again? Why do people not care about their family/friends being possessed by the heroes? Why doesnt MC cultivate lvl 1 heroes to lvl 2 to give him more talent points? Why is reproduction never mentioned and the only way for MC to increase his kingdom population by taking over more races or creating the troops himself? LASTLY WHY IS MC ASXUAL??? FOR SOME REASON HE JUST HAS NO DCK OR LUST WHATSOEVER. Doesn't help that he has a harem of hot girls following him, might as well not have added any sort of females at all if MC is basically a robot. Do not try to counter this saying its cause hes a dragon, we all know thats not the reason🤦‍♂️. Feels we're following a 1 dimensional npc/robot who has no emotions and is some poorly written villain MC.

You can make up as much headcanon excuses for the cons i've stated, however a plot hole is a plot hole even if the author decides to randomly back track and fix it 100s of chps later.

Overall 4/5 I like reading it, its fun and enjoyable, sometimes pmo with how stuff doesnt make sense or MC being dckless but as long as you turn off your brain and focus on tunnel vision then its fine. Recommend if you like easy life god like MC and seeing lots of numbers go up. <<less

The problem is that the MC is too OP. There's no level of tension that's being maintained, and our MC is just using cheat abilities to drastically snowball that advantage to such a huge lead that no one else can contend with him. We also have the typical trope of sending heroes to our MC that are barely enough for the MC to digest every time so he gets stronger.

It's really boring. As a counterexample of a novel that involves an MC that has a cheat ability but still maintains... more>> a fair level of tension is warlock of a magus world. Despite having a super computer chip that's extremely broken, we can see that the MC is still constrained to many rules, has to play smart against people who are much stronger than him, and it doesn't really feel like he's steamrolling, but rather slowly accumulating benefits

Another point to talk about is kingdom building. It's just lazy. It's gamified, which is whatever, but the fact that we just see buildings go from level 2, or warriors go from level 1 or level 2 doesn't really send a message to me that things have drastically improved. Once you discretize all kingdom building into stats, effects, and none about strategy, loyalty, etc, then there's much to be desired. <<less

The end of the first part was quite inconclusive. The author made a second part that I did not read, I only read the last chapter to see how it ended, and it was also unfinished.

I will base myself on the first part only. It is an easy story to read, there are no s*upid or racist characters, nor a harem. There are only a few chapters so it's worth reading.

This started off really good, but the story stopped innovating. It became pretty dull, with the MC not experiencing any real challenges. All of the upgrades at the start felt really interesting and substantial too, but after a while, it all became tedious and superfluous. I mean, the MC can already sh*t on everything, so the addition of a new unit or ability just started feeling pointless. It's the same with the stat increases the MC and his summons get, everything lost its impact. Story contrivances also become more apparent,... more>> like how on multiple occasions the MC would gain a unit or ability that he would just so happen to need a few chapters later.

I like the premise and the story showed promise, but I feel like the author rested on their laurels and fumbled the bag with this one. That isn't to say the story is outright bad, just that it could have been far, far better. <<less

3.8 out of 5 ⭐ Fun novel until the end of volume 1. It's not a masterpiece, but it's not bad either. What tired me the most was the antagonists constantly underestimating the MC; they don't even bother to analyze him. There’s no romance, which made me sad because I just wanted Queen Han to be his partner, but unfortunately, this is a game, not reality. I was disappointed with the start of the new volume. Everything restarted in a new game, and I didn’t like that, so I gave... more>> up. I think it’s ridiculous that this happens; for that, they should have made another story. But it is what it is. I recommend it for a slightly different read for those tired of repetitive romance novels. <<less