The Lord is Extremely Talented

I've read more than 140 chapters. The protagonist has developed so fast that he doesn't have anyone who can fight. The loyalty of the younger brother depends entirely on the slave contract. If I look at it realistically, I guess it won't be very high. The hired mercenaries also look down on the protagonist. The protagonist stays at home all day, and doesn't go out to kill more. He trains more and shows off his muscles. He really has no deterrent effect. It's not a summoning flow, nor is it much interaction with the subordinates who can fight. It's all about the protagonist's support. It's really tiring. This is not a game. The progress is too fast. Some readers below said that the progress is too slow... When choosing slaves, doesn't the protagonist look for late-stage talent? Without his current strength, how can others tell that the protagonist has good eyesight? There is another very serious thing. Women with high potential are not touched. The protagonist is really a talent. People who start a business will try their best to keep themselves in the clutches of a particularly capable female subordinate. The protagonist is good. Wait for the protagonist to tap out all the potential of the high-potential women, and then a certain noble will come to visit and directly woo you and take them away. This is reality and human nature. People are not NPCs in the game. If they don't have their own thoughts, they will follow you until they die. The protagonist doesn't even have a loyalty system. He was a loser before time travel. He also has no special speaking talent. He can't draw a pie. Why should he make people desperate? This is not a game. It feels like the more you write, the more you write it. Accepting a slave as an apprentice is also 6. If you have a hero like the protagonist who can directly check the talent, wouldn't you look at a bunch of children one by one and find someone with level 100 talent? Accept a slave as an apprentice. There is no slave contract this time. As soon as you accept it, you immediately decide to become an apprentice... Do you want to play games? In the middle and later stages, it won't be about fighting with other territories to grab territory, and then training troops to grab territory, right? I don't understand what those who fought and snatched back and forth got in the end? Just to give the younger brother under him a chance to become a local emperor? Basically useless to the protagonist I just jumped directly to Chapter 162. Goodbye, the protagonist doesn't look like a normal human being. This is not a different world at all. This is just a game story. I haven't kept my underwear yet, and I'm going to encircle the territory again.

After reading more than 60 chapters, I can conclude that the writing is a mess. It would be okay if the protagonist traveled back in time when he was a child, but when he grows up, he will travel back and become a noble. No need to learn noble etiquette, can he know it himself? In addition, after reading so many pictures, I found that the protagonist is particularly aggrieved. If you want to open up wasteland, you can go to the border of the country or to a place with no people. When the time comes, you can just buy a piece of land in someone else's territory. This is considered to be land reclamation.

It is said that he is a pioneer lord, but the pioneers in the first dozens of chapters have not even appeared. They are still nesting in the city, and there is always a conspiracy. I don't know why, but from the author's description, I always feel that the protagonist is like a virgin bitch. He recruits so many slaves, and he is not trying to free the slaves again. Also, the protagonist's system cannot show loyalty, and there is no recruitment system, so his subordinates are completely rabble-rous. Overall, this novel is not like a different world magic style, but more like a light novel, with a weak male protagonist.

It's a serious drag. It's 25 chapters and it's still in the same place without starting. You can accept it even if you go to a weaker place and develop slowly.

He said that he was going to divide the land and read thirty or forty chapters, but before going to the fiefdom, he ended up buying a piece of land directly in someone else's fiefdom. Is this how the development is used today? Why do you have such a high talent when you are just messing around in other people's territory and waiting to die? Water drama?

I've read dozens of chapters, but I haven't seen anything about developing a territory. What should I do if I'm going to expand a territory?

It's so beautiful. Why don't you update it? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I like this theme very much! Western fantasy lord battle for hegemony and plane war! I personally think there are some flaws 1. The status of a side branch of the marquis family is not as good as that of a baron or the second son of a knight. This western fantasy lord novel has very few family roles. It is always about the family and always stays away from the family. Not good 2. Before Chapter 110, the upgrade from level 2 to level 6 was too fast. Meaningless 3. Levels 2-3 should be about developing the knight barony territory. Levels 4-5 should participate in the plane wars of the great nobles to obtain territory and resource benefits. Only by experiencing the cruel plane wars of blood and fire can the elite blood knights be trained. , The protagonist's men will be elite after fighting in eight territories for a few days. In fact, they are still far from being elite, and there is no step-by-step progress. 4. The introduction of professionals is relatively general and lacks distinctiveness and novelty. 5Th and 6th level independent development of low-level planes 6. Holy steps..... In short, if wealth does not return to its hometown, it will be like walking at night in brocade clothes. It must be written in conjunction with the family. Family unity will impact the title upwards. The achievements of the empire must be detailed, and it is fun to climb up step by step. I like this book very much, but it's a pity that the outline doesn't have any new ideas and is rather boring.

The progress of the plot is too slow and I have no desire to continue watching.

I finished reading it in one go. It was very enjoyable and good-looking. I voted for it in the monthly vote. I hope the author will work hard.