A Life Reversed: This Villager Is Too Strong

A good article. It's the first time I've seen a Western fantasy lord article about a female character. It has a bitter and grudge-filled beginning, and a painless revenge. The knight who couldn't tell the difference between the big and the big king was using a poor strategy. The protagonist who has been reincarnated has a fourth- to fifth-grade elementary school level in maneuvering and controlling people.

It was so enjoyable to read, the protagonist's absolute IQ is on the line, hundreds of times better than those nonsense "exquisite" articles!

This book is really buried in the score. 8.5 Is much better than those 9.2 And 9.3. The writing is great, the plot is exciting, and the characters in the book are really written as people, instead of treating people as numbers or ants like those brainless novels.

Anyway, this kind of male protagonist looks really comfortable, has good etiquette, knows how to shape himself into an excellent person, and fully utilizes the advantages of his previous life.

Very beautiful, but the rating is too low! [Crying] This protagonist is the same as the male version of the harem intrigue [I learned], but the progress is a bit slow. What is the background story? What NPC is introduced? I thought there would be players later, um, but I haven't seen it so far, and there may not be. The rating of this book is still a seven. It's too low. I think in Tomato, this book should be at least 8.5 Or above. Grandma's. All the bad books I wrote before were rated nine. I can only say that the rating on Tomato is just a joke. Most of the comments in the comment area are just two-character five-star reviews. There is obviously a limit of 2,000 for this review. If you want to comment, say it boldly! Give it as many points as you deserve [angry]! OK! Come on, author

Brothers, this book is really good. You can take a look at it. Although the data is a bit poor, the content and plot are all good, and there is nothing serious about it. If the author keeps writing like this without being too censorship or collapse, there must be at least 50,000 readers. It's not that tough at the beginning, so I have to endure it, but it's still good later on.

We have seen 70% of them so far, and the conclusion is that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. [Investigation] The detailed description is insufficient, and the sense of system presence is extremely low (I personally do not comment on this, there are good and bad. I mentioned the regret of level restrictions at the beginning, but almost ignored them when there were no level restrictions later) [Blowing Kiss] The advantage is that the plot is extremely compact, fast but not chaotic, it can be said to have ups and downs, and the character portrayal is up to standard. The logic is clear at present (using 20 years of intelligence advantages to vigorously develop), except that choosing a bandage to resist the magic sword is a bit sudden. The plot of the battle of wits and the relationship between love and reason are considered excellent on Tomato Personally, I think the setting is a bit of a failure. Although the protagonist prefers to fight wits and has two generals, he can completely rely on the system to play steadily and develop all-round strength (which can be hidden as a trump card). Otherwise, if the two generals are not present, it will be difficult for the protagonist to be unilaterally surrounded... … Well, it looks pretty good …"It's boring, I want to watch blood flow into a river❗"

I've finished reading it. It's very well written, the plot is not procrastinating, it's not too toxic, and it's a very coherent story. (Please note, the following may contain spoilers) Although there is a system, it only serves as an introduction in the early stage to point out the growth of the protagonist and draw out the main line. There is no shadow of the system in the middle and later stages. Instead, the identity of the descendants of the Dragon Slayer and the blood of the dragon run through the entire novel. Just add a little more detail and open one or two more branches. For example, the temple in the North and the line of the Temple of Light have little sense of presence in the whole book as the Temple of Light (laughs). As the protagonist's opponent, the description of the prince in the book seems insufficient. There are many other places, so I won't go into details here. As I wrote earlier, this is a very coherent story. The protagonist starts from the east, goes to the west to expose the conspiracy and establish relations with the elves, then goes to the north to conquer the barbarians and establish a principality. After returning home, he goes to congratulate the emperor on his birthday and leads to the south, and finally integrates the south and unifies the world. Very strong western fantasy style. Haha, that's it, just some random thoughts after reading the novel.

It's really beautiful, the writing is excellent, the western world is legendary, and the game is foreshadowed, wow. I'm really looking forward to the next plot. The author's protagonist has an inexplicable visual sense. It's so good. But it's really short ( ｰ̀дｰ́ ), so the author can't help but update it. After all, you don't want to be raised by others∪･ω･∪ [Read carefully] The first novel was so enjoyable, why are newcomers so powerful now?

As usual, let's talk about the advantages first: 1. It is a rare book on Tomato that does not insult the reader's IQ. 2. The author's writing style is not bad. Although it is not as good as the master's control of details, it does not make people feel stiff. 3. In Tomato, a place where the heroine is hated everywhere, although the author did not describe the emotional line and it can be said that there is no heroine, he did not make the protagonist directly heartless. Next are the disadvantages: 1. The main factor that prevented the protagonist from progressing in the first game was level locking, but the second game did not reflect the effect of unlocking. 2. The worldview is not fully developed, and there are many foreshadowings in the early stage that were not used in the end. 3. Due to space limitations, many characters are not developed. Although not all supporting characters will be reduced to tools for plot advancement, it will have an impact on the perception to some extent. Summary: Although it is not a masterpiece, it is a rare good book in a place like Tomato, where everything is bad.