The Invincible Dragon Lord

You have to force the spending line. Isn't it just a matter of forcing the expenditure line by creating some uncertain factors? Then there will be some betrayal and the like. When dealing with these uncertain factors, the protagonist just says, "I am strong enough, and the Storm Lord is strong enough." I all laughed. You are strong enough, you can support others. What can be controlled is that you are strong enough. If people betray you, unite with foreign enemies, and stab you, you will be hurt even if you are strong enough. At the beginning, I didn't see anything exciting about it. After reading dozens of chapters, I didn't see anything exciting or poisonous, but I saw quite a few. There is also the protagonist realm. Saying he is strong is not strong. Not weak at all. Able to summon plants. Accelerate growth and control plants. This protagonist can be suitable for growing vegetables, and the game will be over if he encounters the fire element.

I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 5. The botany and goblin in Chapter 5. You said it's okay to be at level 5. The hero's life class is restrained, but level 5 is too outrageous. It's outrageous that the troops at level one hundred and five and over five hundred can't beat your troops at level one.

What is the role of military level?

It is said that the Lord of Dragons, from his talents to the items on his body, shows that he will take the dragon route in the future. First, he became a necromancer that the dragon hates. Although you explained that the two identities are not the same, in the dragon hunter, he did not help the dragon to gain favor and helped the dragon hunter. He also wrote before about how the dragon is consistent with the outside world. Isn't this the path of self-determination? , Will the dragon that is unanimously open to the outside world recognize you, a person who helps your enemy, as the dragon king?

This book is really full of poisonous points, especially the point of being forced to join the freedom front. As mentioned before, it is only later that players find out that the nine major camps control players. It has just been a few days since the server was launched, and the players know nothing and are as weak as chickens. Why are they resisting? What to resist? A few hundred people dare to attack the city. Do you want to go to heaven? When the Freedom Front attacks the city, the protagonist happens to be there. He happens to have no way to prove his innocence. He happens to be unwilling to resist if his interests are harmed. He happens to have the power to win over him. It's just the right thing!

Why can't you give it five stars? This kind of novel at least makes more people come to read and try the poison, so we have to increase the rating as much as possible to let more people try the poison, and we cannot be the only ones who are poisoned. Choice 1: One-star negative review! Just for light and justice, without asking for anything in return, loyalty +1. Choice 2: Two-star negative review! If you light a fire for those who come after you, there may be a lucky person who successfully avoids lightning and gets a reputation +1 (a positive bonus will be obtained depending on the effect). Choice 3: Five-star review! I would rather let the world down than let the world let me down. Let's step on the pitfalls together and bear the poison together! Exploration +1 (bonus depends on the effect).

How about you talk about the experience bar? You gain experience and then level up. It's baffling to see.

You want to keep a low profile and not be noticed, and you want to get rewards from official competitions. Do you think everyone else is an idiot?

It's really baffling, and it's really a forced plot.

The subject matter is good, but by Chapter 77 I am really speechless. It has only been two or three days since the server was launched and you have established the entire Free Alliance. You have forced yourself to write yourself to death.