I Farm in Another World and Become a God

Well, the step of collecting kobolds at the beginning is not very reasonable, because the DND setting of kobolds is composed of three elements: evil, imbecility, and dragon worship. It feels like the author is not writing about the kobolds in the DND setting, but about barbarian humans wearing kobold skins. The protagonist relies on his own advantages to civilize and educate the kobolds. This part is also outrageous. As a race of monsters, their taste and recipes are very different from humans. You conquered the evil monster with delicious food, and you can still eat it yourself. As a reader, I insist on the setting. You may be reincarnated into four lives, and you may have some exclusive formula. There's also the martial arts competition and the toasting scenes, and what's written about them. What kind of evil monster is this? It's almost lawful good. In the setting, kobolds worship violence and are powerful dragon tyrants. You humans, you won't win the heart of a dog without iron blood and thorns, what the hell. It collapsed at the beginning. This is a common problem among many authors. Western fantasy borrows from ancient Chinese literature and history. Western fantasy borrows from ancient Chinese literature and history, which is beyond the scope of drama. Those who can see these are in the fantasy and martial arts, Xianxia section, okay?

The writing style is very good and the atmosphere is very good, but I couldn't stand it until the fourth chapter. Who is the protagonist? What is the world like? Don't you feel tired when reading from too many angles? It would be great if this was made into a video, but what I wrote is a novel! ! ! The first element of a novel is to know the protagonist, the second is the setting of the novel world, and the third is the plot. A pertinent suggestion~it took me so long to write it, so please read it yourself~

I didn't think there was anything wrong with it after reading so much before. It wasn't until I read Chapter 329 that I discovered the magical fantasy creatures here. Worse than ordinary creatures on earth. , I can't imagine the speed of people in this world. But the speed he described earlier is seriously inconsistent with this. And there are cavalry in this world. Especially at the beginning, I don't understand why their horses were so fast at that time. Faster than this extraordinary horse. Some blocking points can be said to be completely acceptable, but this has violated the entire theme of the novel (fantasy and extraordinary), and the extraordinary is far weaker than the ordinary in reality. Is this extraordinary? Maybe it is. I really can't understand it. There is no way to explain it, I can only say that the author's cognition is different from ours. You can read everything up to Chapter 329. If other readers are afraid of being affected, it is recommended to skip this chapter. It's really hard for me to accept that this is extraordinary. The author just needs to search on Baidu or find out more about it. I feel like I can't even write such a setting that is not in line with the extraordinary.

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Even a retainer returned to his ancestors, and the pig's feet were spared many times without mercy. After the appraisal was completed, a pile of dog history

Racial oppression, capital plunder, and authoritarian rule, the core is roughly the same. Of course, it is the choice of the world era, which is quite appropriate. After all, the more advanced it is, the more complicated it is, and the harder it is to write.

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The main theme of this book is a lord novel combined with the dnd system. My two favorite books are merged together. I highly recommend it.

A wave of experience

I've read 500 chapters. In fact, there are not many farming scenes in this book. Farming focuses more on collectives and legions. However, this book is more like an adventure story of the protagonist, with more fantasy adventures than farming. Moreover, the author has stepped on many pitfalls of the Lord Farming novel. It makes the entire territory look like a means and tool for the protagonist, rather than the basic foundation for world hegemony. Although the protagonist's various purposes are farming, the way of fighting described in the article is more inclined to personal battles rather than national power struggles and racial disputes like farming novels. There is also a lot of useless words from the author. This may be related to the fact that everyone does not understand dnd, but later everyone understood it but the author still has a lot of useless words. The plot is okay, compact and tense, and the emotional lines are rich and high-quality. However, my favorite is Virginia. There is not much foreshadowing of Sister Zha's relationship. The part where the protagonist goes back is a bit awkward, but it's innocuous. Generally speaking, it is a qualified fantasy novel, but the farming novel lacks some flavor. There is also one with 8 points. 👍👍👍👍