territory building

😋I recommend the following novels to you, I hope you will like them: - "As a feudal lord, I only want to farm well": This novel's main theme was territory construction, farming, and hegemony. Unlike "Unlimited Equipment Cultivation", it focused more on the construction and development of the territory, rather than unlimited equipment absorption. The protagonist, Zhang Hua, was the only human in the 21st century, but he chose to farm silently and focus on building his own territory. If you like novels about territory construction and farming, this book is very suitable for you. - "I Have a Lord Game": This was a historical fiction novel with the theme of territory construction and hegemony. The protagonist, Li Ke, had awakened the Lord System. He could summon troops, build territories, plant crops, and so on, just like in a game. If you like historical and territory construction novels, this book is also worth reading. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

"The Daily Life of Elves Farming on a Desert Island" This novel was a fantasy-alternative fantasy novel. The protagonist followed the elves to manage the territory through various abilities, a bit like a farming novel. Although it wasn't about building a territory between the Divine Realm and the Demonic Realm, it was still a story about building a territory. I believe that readers who like this kind of theme will like this novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following novel to you: " The Violent Nanny of the Great Ming Dynasty "," The Farmer's Doctor "," The Reborn Farmer's Girl: I Become a Minister of the Ministry of Works by Relying on Woodworking "," The Omnipotent Tang Dynasty "," Returning to the Tang Dynasty to Be an Emperor "," The Farmer's Girl in Time Travel Is Busy Making Money ", and " The Crown Covers the Capital ". All of the novels mentioned above involved traveling through time or reincarnating into ancient times, and there were plots where the main characters invented and earned money to build their own territories. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

😋I recommend the following novel to you, I hope you will like it ~ 1. "As a feudal lord, I just want to farm well": This novel mainly tells the story of a 21st century human who only wants to farm and build his own territory in a foreign world. Reading this novel, one could feel that this lord had built a prosperous and beautiful territory through his continuous efforts and wisdom. 2. "National Tower Defense: Island": This novel is about a tower defense game world. Everyone will have their own territory and city, and they can build their own city to defend their territory. If you are a player who likes strategy, then this novel will make you happy. 3. "National Catacombs: I Have a Super Modification System": In this novel, all adults can enter the Catacombs world and become Lords. As long as they can build and defend their own territories, they can obtain the endless resources and mysterious energy in the Catacombs world. Reading this novel, one could feel the difficulties that a lord had to go through to build his own territory. 4. "Game Simulation: Open Simple Mode in the Great Fortune": The protagonist of this novel built his own territory in an all-encompassing foreign world and became a powerful lord after experiencing various battles and experiences. If you like to play games and are interested in building and resource management, then this novel is very suitable for you to read. I hope you will like my recommendation.😗

Territory novels usually described a powerful leader who conquered and ruled other territories to achieve personal or group benefits. These novels often involved political, military, and power struggles. There were often some complicated relationships and conflicts, such as conflicts between ethnic groups in the territory, relationships with other leaders, conflicts with neighboring countries, and so on. Some of the more famous territorial novels included Game of Thrones, Dream of the Red Chamber, Water Margins, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and so on. These novels had a profound influence on Chinese culture and were widely praised and adapted into movies, TV series and other works.

😋I recommend the following two books to you: 1. In "I Really Just Want to Be a Farming Lord," the male protagonist traveled to the magic world and became the silly son of a duke. He used his own territory construction system to fight against his stepmother who poisoned him and became a legend. 2. In "All the Lords, I Can Cut and Write Attributes", the male protagonist traveled to the Endless Continent after the world was destroyed, became a lord, built a territory, trained troops, and recruited heroes. At the same time, he also had a whiteboard that could cut and copy various attribute values, allowing his troops to increase their strength by several times. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

No, it's not. Hostile Territory is a fictional work created for entertainment purposes.

The Northern Territory referred to a place often seen in Western fantasy novels, movies, and games. It referred to an area in northern Europe adjacent to the Arctic Circle. The Northern Territory usually included European countries such as Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, and a part of Russia. In fantasy novels and games, the Northern Territory was usually the center of some powerful kingdoms and towns, and it was also a place often explored by adventurers and mages.

Journey to the West, the Western Paradise, referred to the world that the monkeys led by Sun Wukong in Journey to the West went to on their journey to the Western Paradise. This world was ruled by the Buddha, Tathagata. It was a mysterious and wonderful world with incomparably powerful magic power and divine powers. In this world, Sun Wukong and the others experienced many dangers and challenges, but they finally succeeded in obtaining the true scriptures and returned to the Tang of the East.

Not really. Tombstone Territory was mostly fictional with some elements inspired by real-life events but not directly based on true stories.