Lord: I Marry a Countess from the Start

Let's talk about a few issues so far 1. The countess is very good, but later on it is a bit procrastinating, teasing but not eating. Second, the world view is sometimes big and sometimes small. First there is the dragon race, and then the orc race has a correct atavism route and a wrong evolution route. However, the elders of the dragon race were defeated by the wolf race without the strength of the elders. There is no bloodline advantage, right? Then there are junior, middle and high-level warriors, which is no problem, but you have to be an ultimate warrior. . . What kind of holy land are you coming to? I won't tell you what kind of Holy Knight Sword Master or what kind of title warrior you have. God damn it, the ultimate warrior. . Then there is the fact that mid-level magicians can destroy cities, and high-level warriors can destroy farms, and even city walls are difficult to break. Does that mean that mid-level magicians are greater than high-level warriors? A bit outrageous Then there are just a few members of the big orc tribe, and the small branched tribes are gone? And these are the only tribes of the orcs? Is it too cheap?

The orcs here know how to defeat them with strength, but the humans here let them know that your sanctuary will die, right?

Please, are there any similar Western fantasy novels in which the protagonist becomes a lord in a different world and develops a farming style?

Speechless, the medieval magical world is engaged in so-called delicacies, such as hot and sour flax, braised pork ribs, and rotten eggs. Do these authors have some brains? It's as if others have never seen the world or tasted delicious food. These are the most delicious foods in the world!

I'm speechless. I don't understand why Mao always has some people who seek out enemies from the void and like to jump out to show his presence. I posted a comment in February. In March, I came to tell me that what I said was wrong. When I said it, there were only more than seventy chapters. Then one by one, they told me that more than ninety chapters had been patched by the author. I'm too lazy to talk about it in that comment. I'll make it clear here. If you want to help the author refute, just look at the time. Don't always use the patches that were applied later to say that there is no problem? It's not like I didn't read the paid chapters. I asked questions and the author patched them. Is there something wrong with that? It's like if a bug occurs in the game, and if the player issues it and the official emergency fix is ​​made, it doesn't count as a bug, right? Are all of them so capable? Why do my comments have so many likes? Because there were these problems at that time. I posted them to let the author know about the problems. Didn't I ask you to tell me that I understand them after the author has patched them? Especially some people with bad mouths. When I ask questions, do they have to come to me with bad mouths?

Actually, the beginning is pretty good. But what I can't understand is why the emphasis should be placed on the predecessor? And he traveled through time after getting married. I'm really curious. Is it that difficult to change the soul traveler into a time traveler who awakens Su Hui? Even if you really don't like wearing clothes, being reborn in another world, or Su Hui awakening, etc. Then don't you emphasize that soul penetration is difficult? I think it would be acceptable if we didn't emphasize soul penetration and the predecessor. What type of readers is the author's audience? If there is no heroine, rule it out first. After all, it is impossible to have no heroine because of the countess. What a single heroine wants is sweet love, right? For you to time travel after getting married is equivalent to falling in love with someone else's wife in front of someone else's face? There are many female protagonists who can accept soul penetration, but if you directly exclude readers who do not accept soul penetration, it is equivalent to greatly reducing your reader base. Do you want to attract readers by relying on the theme of alien lords?

The protagonist really likes to speak subconsciously. I have seen the protagonist speak subconsciously several times with his mind full of pornographic waste.

The Countess was so kind to him, but she went out to work alone. All the time-travelers are unfamiliar white-eyed wolves.

These latest chapters are frustrating to read. Even if you have the strength, you always let clowns jump around. Who can I excite?

The protagonist is so powerful that he can kill the king and seize the territory. Don't let them keep jumping around** Reader