
The Extraordinary Lord of the Island
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[Lord Farming Style] [Island Style] Jialan was originally a game planner, but he accidentally traveled to a different continent with the krypton gold activities he planned, and became a small lord of a remote island. By charging money, he can unlock various system activities and receive material rewards. First time gift pack! Big gift package for newcomers! Monthly card! Sign in! VIP privileges! Facing the turbulent and critical situation, Jialan spread her hands: "No one knows krypton gold better than me! Charge it to me!"
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Official(19)Scraped 27d ago
It's getting more and more poisonous later on. I'm a mage, and the opponent is very strong. If you cast a spell not far away, you'll buff yourself in melee combat, right? The knight is watching the mage fight in hand-to-hand combat? Did you find out after being beaten? Later, it was even more disgusting to deliberately not kill him, saying that he had no magic power. There are more poisonous plots like this later. As a real baron of the Amethyst family, he was robbed and killed by the son of a chamber of commerce branch president in the family's main city. He didn't dare to fight back. He was afraid of trouble and felt he couldn't afford it? Are you an aristocrat or is he an aristocrat? Whose territory are you in? At least they should be destroyed and taken to the Chamber of Commerce for ransom, right?
I can't figure it out. Why do I become more and more brainless the more I write?
You find yourself being chased by others at sea, and you chase for an hour and almost catch up. This is normal, but for the sake of the plot later, a pirate ship suddenly appears. One piece, then it's hard for me to understand. You said you just discovered it, and then the pirate ship hooked you with a rope that was ten or twenty miles long. Is it reasonable? Or are you all blind and short-sighted? You only found out that it was reasonable when the pirate ship came close to you and was close enough to engage in a boarding battle. What the hell is this fairy tale? Can you write it with some brains? There is also a fight between the protagonist and the enemy. Two people are on two ships. One is a mage. He does not use spells to fight remotely, nor does he use auxiliary spells to assist his own warriors. Instead, he prepares to fight with others in hand-to-hand combat. Do you really have any brains? A warrior watches the mage next to him fighting in hand-to-hand combat with an enemy on another ship. My own mage was hit over the boat and into the sea, and he only reacted and rushed forward. Wasn't he prepared at all when he was hit? The gap was still too big to react. If he really didn't react, then the protagonist should be killed instantly. How could he still fight back and forth later? This is all a fairy tale.
The rhythm of the plot is not good. I understand that the author wants to reduce the number of cheats and focus on other aspects of description. However, the problem is that the background of the book is an extraordinary world or a world full of crises. There is no basis for the development of farming slowly. It can be said that the protagonist's future depends entirely on plug-ins. What if the protagonist develops a territory with tens of thousands of people? You still have to rely on the extraordinary power given by the plug-in for protection. Therefore, in this context, the plot must revolve around plug-ins, and it would be very inappropriate for the plug-ins to be too good. The plug-ins in the early stage are so good, and then suddenly become more powerful when encountering a crisis later, it would be too far-fetched and blunt, and the sense of substitution is very poor. After almost thirty chapters, the interest is greatly reduced. When the author opens the book, he really would rather not have an extraordinary background, or write a low-magic background, so that he can write about farming development according to the author's ideas, and it can also attract some readers who like to watch farming flow. You can guess the author's idea behind it, which is to provide the protagonist with powerful props such as experience books and skill books when needed. From time to time, he will also conduct recharge activities similar to those in the game to increase the level of rewards. There's nothing wrong with writing it this way, it's just that the sense of immersion is poor, but the biggest drawback is that the high-level rewards are suddenly given out with the plug-in, making readers feel that the large-scale farming plot in the middle is useless. For example, there are so many plots in the beginning, focusing on the production of potions as commodities, but the magic shells that can be recharged in the end are obtained by relying on the magic cores obtained by the servants given by the plug-in to kill monsters. It can be said that the development in other aspects is of very little help to the protagonist, so the description of these plots will appear to be very useless. And there is a high probability that this situation will continue to occur repeatedly. It has to be focused. The main focus is on lord farming and development, so don't make it extraordinary. If you want to write a krypton gold cheat game, then the plot of farming and development will be reduced.
Rubbish
Also travel,,, what you wrote is ha, age,
Poison to death. . . . . . . . . . The urn is at work! ! Yeah😁
Where are the pictures and the map? Looking for a day
Not very well written
The beginning is very cliche, and the author also likes to criticize people.
The monetary system is not good. As written in Chapter 97, the living expenses of an ordinary family of three are 3 to 5 gold coins. According to the currency ratio, the currency is 100 to 1 hundred copper coins, 1 silver, 100 silver coins and one gold coin. In other words, one gold coin has 10,000 copper coins. The salary paid to employees by the protagonist is divided into three levels. The first level is the most common low-level general worker, 10 copper coins, the second level is 30 copper coins for middle management, and the third level is the most For high-level managers, such as housekeepers and legion leaders, taking the highest-end 50 copper coins, 1,500 copper coins a month is only 15 silver coins, which is only 180 silver coins in 12 months a year, which is only 1.8 Gold coins. Good guy, a transcendent only earns 1.8 Salary a year. This family of three has to spend 3-5 per transcendent's salary a year, which is barely enough to live on? The lowest level of 300 copper coins per month is 3 silver coins per year, and 36 silver coins per year. Calculated at 100:1, it only earns 0.36 Gold coins per year. A family of three only earns one gold coin per year. However, living expenses require 3-5 gold coins. I am curious whether people in this world grew up drinking the northwest wind🤗
It's deadly poisonous! Magic core. Recharge so many magic cores. Then the strength is so bad! Can you tell me how much you have used? 200 Magic cores? What about strength? It was the same as working for slaves in the past! With so many magic cores, how many slaves should I buy? Traveling through the past is the same as 996. Practice magic every day. The strength has gone up. Has lifespan increased? Liver every day Elf 1500 years of life Can you survive liver disease? Didn't enjoy life in the past. Is Tiantiangan interesting? 4 Women appear. Chapter 100: I was just pushed by the maid! Pretentious! Magic needs to be upgraded. What rank. Life grows! Otherwise, you are so arrogant and want to hammer me!
It's very interesting. Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables. Keep writing.
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Official(19)Scraped 27d ago
It's getting more and more poisonous later on. I'm a mage, and the opponent is very strong. If you cast a spell not far away, you'll buff yourself in melee combat, right? The knight is watching the mage fight in hand-to-hand combat? Did you find out after being beaten? Later, it was even more disgusting to deliberately not kill him, saying that he had no magic power. There are more poisonous plots like this later. As a real baron of the Amethyst family, he was robbed and killed by the son of a chamber of commerce branch president in the family's main city. He didn't dare to fight back. He was afraid of trouble and felt he couldn't afford it? Are you an aristocrat or is he an aristocrat? Whose territory are you in? At least they should be destroyed and taken to the Chamber of Commerce for ransom, right?
I can't figure it out. Why do I become more and more brainless the more I write?
You find yourself being chased by others at sea, and you chase for an hour and almost catch up. This is normal, but for the sake of the plot later, a pirate ship suddenly appears. One piece, then it's hard for me to understand. You said you just discovered it, and then the pirate ship hooked you with a rope that was ten or twenty miles long. Is it reasonable? Or are you all blind and short-sighted? You only found out that it was reasonable when the pirate ship came close to you and was close enough to engage in a boarding battle. What the hell is this fairy tale? Can you write it with some brains? There is also a fight between the protagonist and the enemy. Two people are on two ships. One is a mage. He does not use spells to fight remotely, nor does he use auxiliary spells to assist his own warriors. Instead, he prepares to fight with others in hand-to-hand combat. Do you really have any brains? A warrior watches the mage next to him fighting in hand-to-hand combat with an enemy on another ship. My own mage was hit over the boat and into the sea, and he only reacted and rushed forward. Wasn't he prepared at all when he was hit? The gap was still too big to react. If he really didn't react, then the protagonist should be killed instantly. How could he still fight back and forth later? This is all a fairy tale.
The rhythm of the plot is not good. I understand that the author wants to reduce the number of cheats and focus on other aspects of description. However, the problem is that the background of the book is an extraordinary world or a world full of crises. There is no basis for the development of farming slowly. It can be said that the protagonist's future depends entirely on plug-ins. What if the protagonist develops a territory with tens of thousands of people? You still have to rely on the extraordinary power given by the plug-in for protection. Therefore, in this context, the plot must revolve around plug-ins, and it would be very inappropriate for the plug-ins to be too good. The plug-ins in the early stage are so good, and then suddenly become more powerful when encountering a crisis later, it would be too far-fetched and blunt, and the sense of substitution is very poor. After almost thirty chapters, the interest is greatly reduced. When the author opens the book, he really would rather not have an extraordinary background, or write a low-magic background, so that he can write about farming development according to the author's ideas, and it can also attract some readers who like to watch farming flow. You can guess the author's idea behind it, which is to provide the protagonist with powerful props such as experience books and skill books when needed. From time to time, he will also conduct recharge activities similar to those in the game to increase the level of rewards. There's nothing wrong with writing it this way, it's just that the sense of immersion is poor, but the biggest drawback is that the high-level rewards are suddenly given out with the plug-in, making readers feel that the large-scale farming plot in the middle is useless. For example, there are so many plots in the beginning, focusing on the production of potions as commodities, but the magic shells that can be recharged in the end are obtained by relying on the magic cores obtained by the servants given by the plug-in to kill monsters. It can be said that the development in other aspects is of very little help to the protagonist, so the description of these plots will appear to be very useless. And there is a high probability that this situation will continue to occur repeatedly. It has to be focused. The main focus is on lord farming and development, so don't make it extraordinary. If you want to write a krypton gold cheat game, then the plot of farming and development will be reduced.
Rubbish
Also travel,,, what you wrote is ha, age,
Poison to death. . . . . . . . . . The urn is at work! ! Yeah😁
Where are the pictures and the map? Looking for a day
Not very well written
The beginning is very cliche, and the author also likes to criticize people.
The monetary system is not good. As written in Chapter 97, the living expenses of an ordinary family of three are 3 to 5 gold coins. According to the currency ratio, the currency is 100 to 1 hundred copper coins, 1 silver, 100 silver coins and one gold coin. In other words, one gold coin has 10,000 copper coins. The salary paid to employees by the protagonist is divided into three levels. The first level is the most common low-level general worker, 10 copper coins, the second level is 30 copper coins for middle management, and the third level is the most For high-level managers, such as housekeepers and legion leaders, taking the highest-end 50 copper coins, 1,500 copper coins a month is only 15 silver coins, which is only 180 silver coins in 12 months a year, which is only 1.8 Gold coins. Good guy, a transcendent only earns 1.8 Salary a year. This family of three has to spend 3-5 per transcendent's salary a year, which is barely enough to live on? The lowest level of 300 copper coins per month is 3 silver coins per year, and 36 silver coins per year. Calculated at 100:1, it only earns 0.36 Gold coins per year. A family of three only earns one gold coin per year. However, living expenses require 3-5 gold coins. I am curious whether people in this world grew up drinking the northwest wind🤗
It's deadly poisonous! Magic core. Recharge so many magic cores. Then the strength is so bad! Can you tell me how much you have used? 200 Magic cores? What about strength? It was the same as working for slaves in the past! With so many magic cores, how many slaves should I buy? Traveling through the past is the same as 996. Practice magic every day. The strength has gone up. Has lifespan increased? Liver every day Elf 1500 years of life Can you survive liver disease? Didn't enjoy life in the past. Is Tiantiangan interesting? 4 Women appear. Chapter 100: I was just pushed by the maid! Pretentious! Magic needs to be upgraded. What rank. Life grows! Otherwise, you are so arrogant and want to hammer me!
It's very interesting. Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables. Keep writing.













