
Legendary Lord
传奇领主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 14
Novels About Developing and Building Up a Small Ancient Country in Secret, Western or Chinese Settings
Transmigration and ancient-world development.
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating to the Western Middle Ages as a Lord, with No System
Historical Western transmigration stories, no System.
Any Western Fantasy Lord Novels Focused More on Farming and Development?
For example: The Lord of the Oasis.
Mount & Blade-Style Novels About Transmigration, a System, and Conquest
Western lords, a Mount & Blade-style System, and a struggle for supremacy. Please recommend something.
Western Fantasy About Lords, Nobles, Farming, and Building Up a Domain
Western fantasy with feudal lords, nobles, farming, construction, battle aura, magic, magical beasts, dragons, sprites, and so on, in the style of "The Great Dragon Has Fallen."
Medieval Setting + Nation-Building + Farming + Lord Fiction
Any novels where the protagonist transmigrates to a backward otherworld and uses knowledge from their previous life to help people get rich? Things like building roads and infrastructure. No primitive-era development stories, please. Send me recommendations!
Lordship and Divine Sense Novels
I remember one detail from the book: they were mining vibranium, and there was a sacred beast, Godzilla. The race was human.
Western Fantasy, Lords, and Farming
Medieval Era, Lords, War, Farming, and Conquest
Middle Ages + lord + war + farming
Fantasy: Continental and Dynasty Power Struggles
Fantasy novels with powerful subordinates.
I’m Out of Books to Read. Looking for Western Fantasy About a Lord Building Up His Territory and Conquering Rivals, Without a Harem
Looking for books like "Lord of the Oasis" and "The Dragon Has Fallen".
Looking for Novels Like Mount and Blade: Recruiting Troops, Farming, Knights, and Castles
Mount & Blade
Farming or Territory-Building, Western Fantasy, Mount & Blade
Are there any novels like this? I'm mainly looking for Western fantasy feudal-lord and noble novels, like The Knight of the Axe.
Leading the Family in Cultivation
Reader comments 63
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It was good a few years ago, but it's not suitable now. Not to mention anything else, it's just how the combat power collapsed. Before the map is changed, the combat power has collapsed. The enemy is always stronger than the protagonist (this is reasonable in the novel), but you have to change the force. After more than ten chapters, the strength of the same force has skyrocketed, and it can beat the same force from ten chapters ago. What's even more outrageous is that at the beginning, the father of the protagonist, who just broke through to the holy level, became the four great generals of the Wu Kingdom. Later, when the protagonist attacked the Wu Kingdom, thousands of saints were fighting there, and even god-level strong men ended up like this. To put it simply, if the protagonist cheats and the enemy cheats, he is always better than the protagonist.
This book is very good-looking. It is not systematic, but it is better than other books with a systematic flow. Both the plot and the writing are excellent, and it has been completed. It is very enjoyable to read it in one sitting.
There are very few novels about Western magic, and even fewer such novels that combine cultivators and Western magic. Not to mention that the author's writing style is also very good. It is a really wonderful book!
It's a messy start, pig's feet, father, even a holy king wouldn't dare touch the Ye family, less than 100 chapters later! The king sent 20 saints to beat the pig's feet! Inconsistently, sometimes the introductions are awesome, but at the same time, the introductions are as numerous as dogs!
. . . . . What to say A flowing novel with a very interesting plot. . . . Simple and straightforward. The writing method is so simple and straightforward, and there are no detailed descriptions of the characters' actions and emotions. There is no resourcefulness or reversal. Summary . . . Very straightforward and boring
Call it fantasy, but it's also about technology, magic crystal warships, guns and cannons. Call it science fiction, it's about refining qi and building foundations for cultivation. Call it cultivation, it also has shadows of Western fantasy. In short, fantasy, science fiction, and fantasy are all four different things.
The logic is not very strict, the characters are not explained enough, the details are not very attractive, and it is easy to have thoughts that you don't want to watch.
In the early stage, I was as weak as a dog. If I didn't practice quickly, I was really speechless [awkward laugh] It took me a year and a half to build the foundation, so why not just play around in Wu Kingdom [awkward laugh] [awkward laugh]
Not bad, but my thinking is a bit naive, angry, and not mellow enough. Come on
There are too many female characters, which makes me a little disgusted, but the previous ones are quite good.