Riding and Slashing Lord: Starting from the Fantasy Apocalypse

It's okay. The alien lord's life-saving article is a bit creative and well thought out, so you can read it. The character description has no characteristics and the level of combat description is average. There are plug-ins and it can barely protect itself, which is a bit lacking. It doesn't have the thrill of slashing all the way in the riding and slashing novel. I can feel that the author is struggling to write about the idea of ​​​​human beings constantly striving for self-improvement and fighting against the sky, but the writing is not satisfactory!

I am a VIP and I have to give you money after reading a book. So why should I be a VIP? Is it good to watch? This is the trap within the trap in the money-making game.

I have already seen the protagonist being promoted to the Holy Light Legion and summoning thousands of troops to launch a major counterattack, and I found that there was some dissonance in the plot. As for the dwarf allies, there are at least over a hundred of them. Your battle is so big, and you have formed a covenant of equal rights sharing. Normally, it is impossible to ignore these changes of yours! The previous plot was handled quite well (at least you were still covering up your ability to summon soldiers and supplies. You were able to hide your ability to summon hundreds of people every week. But this time the changes are so big. If I were a dwarf, I would have to think about how you have such a strong army so that they can fight for their lives. This is a logical black hole) The subsequent wave of climax counterattacks directly treated the dwarves as mentally retarded characters as purely plot tools. That would be a waste of the duplicate metal plates you had in front of them.

It is a good alien knight-and-slash lord story. The city where the protagonist is located is transported to another world. The creativity is good and the writing ideas are good. However, the character creation, combat description, and environmental description can be strengthened. There is still a lot of room for development in the world view depicted in the book. I still want to see the protagonist step by step to the end. Overall, it is a good book in a time of book shortage. It is worth reading. I hope the author will not cut it. I will support it.

Can Shen Nong tell me, is it really effective to use cavalry and cutting as the main unit in a fantasy world?

Although the author has insufficient control over some parts of the plot, it is generally a fun story with ups and downs, and the protagonist's IQ is also online.

It's not bad, but it's too short. If you write a few chapters, you're done.

When I saw Chapter 4, I discovered a big question. How can ordinary people survive when this zombie skeleton is so difficult to kill you?

The beginning was okay, but the plot later was boring. Especially after the setting of behind-the-scenes harvesting, it seems that there is a shortage of masterminds behind the scenes, just like delivering food to the protagonist little by little, watching the protagonist's power continue to grow out of control. So the subsequent plot is boring to read.