Supreme Overlord

Does the author know why there are fewer comments towards the end? Because many people couldn't hold on and gave up before they saw it. From the plot conception, story development, and writing style of the novel, it can be seen that the author actually wrote with great care. But why are the ratings low and there are so few people? It's not that the author doesn't care, it's not that you're not good at conceiving, or it's not that your writing is poor! Moreover, the first half of the novel is biased toward an abusive protagonist, and most readers cannot stand this kind of anger! Maybe you, the author, will refute my opinion. You think the idea is to show the process of the protagonist's difficult development from a low level. You are the author, look at the protagonist from God's perspective, consider the protagonist's behavior, and think that this is the path to development from the bottom. In fact, from a reader's point of view, from an objective point of view, a person who has made many military exploits and devised many strategies with all his might, even if he is a slave, would have been promoted to a free man and a confidant long ago as long as the nobles above him were not mentally retarded. A baron who is as talkative as in the novel makes the protagonist do dangerous work and helps him train militiamen. She kept saying that she wanted to promote him and make him a free man after the war, but the protagonist actually trusted him unreservedly many times. This is the author using God's perspective to see the problem and inserting it into the novel, knowing that the protagonist will definitely survive. During the mission, the protagonist was looked down upon many times because of his status as a slave, and was even sent undercover to serve as rations for orc captives! And because of my identity, I was put at risk in situations like this several times! If the logic was more reasonable, this book could have been a hit. The author used too much of his own subjectivity as the character's choice. Faced with various dangers, he has performed many meritorious deeds and has yet to be liberated. He is still a slave! But the slaves who were inferior to him in the same group had obtained free status. Combining Lisa's experience in the previous paragraph of the novel, from an objective perspective, it shows that her baron master is either not open-minded and lacks tolerance, or lacks wisdom. No matter what kind of person he is, he is not the protagonist's clear owner and is not worthy of long-term support and coexistence. When there are many times of crisis where you risk your life and perform meritorious deeds, but still fail to become a free man, then the protagonist should keep a low profile, stop showing off, and switch to others whenever there is an opportunity. Switch to the mage family whose castle fell and is short of people, or try to switch to the viscount who values ​​the protagonist. Stay away from the baron as soon as possible instead of being a tool slave who is used until death. This is human self-protection! It would be pointless to tie the protagonist to death next to the little baron from a God's perspective. And readers feel a little sad after reading it!

This book is really good to read. Unlike those books about Long Ao Tianwen who become invincible at a moment's notice, the protagonist relies entirely on hard power to fight steadily and work hard bit by bit.

I didn't expect that I would be the first to give a five-star review.

This book is actually quite exciting, I recommend reading it.

How many chapters does the author estimate you will write? I estimate that if it is written at this pace, it may be chapters 3-4000. Tomato's rare "mortal flow" comes step by step. Please update more

The book is good, but when will the main character break away from his Galen identity and become a lord like the title suggests? By the way, I hope you won't stop updating!

I usually don't give five stars, but this book is worth it. Although it is only the first volume and has many shortcomings, it is overall top-notch. The author's biggest advantage is that the description of big scenes can be consistent with the plot without being obtrusive. This is something that many ordinary authors on Tomato lack. Generally speaking, those with average writing skills can handle plots and battles with few people in the early stage. However, as the premium for combat effectiveness becomes higher and higher, they have to describe more and more big scenes, but at the same time, it also exposes a lack of grasp of big scenes. However, the author of this book can make big scenes serve the overall plot, which shows his ability.

It's good-looking. The characters are all very well-drawn to my liking. Their personalities are distinct and distinctive. Even if there are changes, things happen for a reason, which can arouse thinking. The worldview involved is getting bigger and bigger. The story has a tight rhythm. Most of the story is about war, but I didn't feel tired after watching it. The protagonist affects the battle situation without burying the unique roles of other characters. Sometimes I also feel that the protagonist is a bit miserable in the early stage, but when I think about it, it's okay. The process is very natural, so that from the slave to the end step by step, the reader's reading and immersion experience is also great. Looking forward to the follow-up

Both books are quite good.

The book is wonderful, but the main character is so frustrated. Anyone can mock him from above. He has missed the opportunity to regain his freedom several times. The magic comes and goes. I hope it can be done faster. I have been frustrated for more than 100 chapters. After reading it, it is really uncomfortable😣, and I can kill myself. But the writing is really good. It's rare to see such thoughtful and powerful articles. I hope I can stick with it. (I hope I can give Bruno a miserable death like Beichen)