Begin by Becoming a Lord: Creating an Extraordinary World

I am the 100th book review[note][note][note] Star Dome Orbit is coming out, I'm so excited [full] [full]

To be honest, although this is probably the first time for the author to write, the old bookworm said that the subject matter is very novel. It is the first time I have seen this kind of book. The author has his own ideas and the writing style is not bad. And the distinction between gods and humans has a strong Western fantasy color. The author has some suggestions, that is, if you have this idea, you can add Eastern elements. The world view can not only be more grand, but also attract some people's attention. But in fact, this combination, I'm afraid the author can't grasp it [smile][smile][smile]. Generally speaking, this may be my first time watching it, because I really haven't watched Western fantasy much [face covering]. I think it looks good. This should be a behind-the-scenes flow.

The subject matter is very good and it is a rare western fantasy lord novel, but it is not perfect. For example, the setting of magic is really a bit unacceptable and it seems weird to be able to use it without practicing and learning. The writing is good, and the most important thing is that it has pictures. The background is very rich, which is good and comfortable to look at. It deserves five stars. Keep up the good work, author! [Shy]

Five stars tentatively, please check the author's follow-up (ಡωಡ)

It's really good-looking, the topic is novel, and it deserves five stars. I personally like this type of book. Such a beautiful book, why doesn't anyone read it?

It's quite interesting. Although I don't know if there is a female protagonist (I haven't read a few chapters yet), but just reading the previous content, I feel that this novel will definitely become popular.

Definitely five stars. If there are new readers of this book, they will wonder why so many people have read this book, why no one left a message? Because the author has revised and reposted everything from the first chapter to the latest updated chapter, all the comments he left before are gone.

It's quite good. To be honest, the plots of some high-scoring novels are not as good as this one.

It felt good at the beginning, but I slowly lost interest from the future chapter. I felt like I was stuck in my throat, and I felt suffocated. Suddenly I could go to the future, and then I was calculated (?). I obviously felt that the system was very awesome, but it allowed the so-called future people to follow me to the past, and later it was suspected that future people had reincarnated. The male protagonist doesn't know yet, and the goddess of truth seems to actually exist... I saw the author of the comment saying that the system was made by others to kill the male protagonist... The system can be made, and the male protagonist is so weak now, and this world is also suspected to be a copied experimental product. People in the future can wear it casually, so why not just eliminate the male protagonist. Although the author said it was foreshadowing and was writing about something different, I endured the latest chapter and I didn't feel like continuing to read the updates. It was too confusing, and the male protagonist now felt like he was no longer a person behind the scenes, like a test subject playing monkey. The real person behind the scenes was watching his performance, or observing and recording experimental data... In short, four stars for the author's early writing, and the author's real care, including various maps, character pictures, etc.

I love this kind of subject so much. The characters, background images, career sequences, and sectarian organizations controlled behind the scenes in Western novels are all very orderly. The subject matter is magical, but the writing style is realistic. Like potions and career templates, you can discover talents with rough backgrounds for the mysterious organization you create. It contains a variety of elements and is really eye-catching. Secondly, the realistic writing style is excellent. For example, I really hate some articles about the Long Aotian system in the name of this kind of subject matter. Oh, magical realism, love it.

It's great that the dining table is of epic quality. You might as well change it to mythical quality. If the quality does not change, you can also change the effect. For example, 24 hours. Make food. The energy to make food. Energy points can be obtained by consuming other items such as wood, stones, etc. Energy points can be used to make food. And the protagonist can give other people supernatural powers, so why can't he control these people? Extraordinary powers are all suggestions given by the protagonist, giving them control and giving them power. I have no objection to working with that fourth prince. But if there is extraordinary power later on, why do we always have to give it to others? If extraordinary power comes up in the future, it will all be fought by someone and the zombie sect. After all, who wants to be someone else's dog all the time? If the protagonist can't control them, or can take back extraordinary powers, take them back freely. I feel like this book will collapse later on.

For the time being, 4 stars is still okay. There are good points and bad points. If other characters were given more autonomy, the plot would be more exciting, and it would be enough for the protagonist to control 1 or 2 forces alone, so that it would be more like a behind-the-scenes scene (it's not so much like a behind-the-scenes scene now, you need to run around and do things everywhere, which is a pity), rather than the protagonist doing everything. Unable to defeat the evil beast and the protagonist (the new god in the future), people from the future can go back to the past, and the gods may also go back, accelerating the manifestation and extraordinary development of the gods, which also promotes the plot, makes up for regrets, and changes the future ending. The new body (Adam and Eve) may be the unfortunate product of the protagonist becoming a new god and killing his men.

Very nice. The subject matter is very novel, the system also inspired me a lot, the world view is complete, the plot is advanced, the character development is good, the IQ is quite online, the writing is also good, and the author is also very positive. But there are some shortcomings. For example, there is no good transition between the future and reality, which makes the plot feel tiring to a certain extent. It is not relaxed enough. The number of characters is numerous and confusing. It lacks certain details and relaxation. It lacks some social background, environmental atmosphere, and basic descriptions of the people at the bottom. It seems that the world is a bit empty. Some writing techniques that are progressive and from other angles, the control of the ups and downs of the plot, and the rhythm of the story development all have room for improvement. Finally, I admire the author's persistence. If you persevere, you will succeed. Come on.

So far, it seems pretty good. I like this kind of group portrait writing where the protagonist is doing things behind the scenes, using a trumpet vest to fool people. Everyone in the world is ordinary, but the protagonist is alone. Only the protagonist has extraordinary power, and can give extraordinary power to others. I hope the author will continue to work hard and don't write in the later stages when local indigenous gods appear, and the indigenous gods have extraordinary powers that are not given by the protagonist. I still like the feeling that the protagonist has everything under control [Sending Hearts] The author works faster, works faster, works faster, updates 10 times a day, and transforms into a ruthless codeword girl. You, my friend, you are the real hero!

I'll give it five stars. Thanks to the author for bringing me happiness before The Gate of Eternal Life. After The Gate of Eternal Life, I really can't stand it anymore (I personally don't like it), but the author still works very hard, so I give it five stars.

This book is to my liking First of all, the subject matter attracted me. There is no heroine behind the scenes. How can children be able to love each other in the face of disaster? Moreover, emotional drama is also a flaw of most authors. Although I don't know how skilled the author is in this area, I can give you an answer. Secondly, the clues provided by this storyline really made me curious about the story behind it. Isn't this a model of Chinese reading (increasing readers' interest in the novel through clues...). I really want to thank the author for letting me recall a wave of Chinese reading. Moreover, the plot is on the strict side and there are not many laughs. This novel with Western elements is not overly funny. It is similar to the feudal era. Too many jokes will make me bored. Carrots and greens, everyone has their own preferences. Author, you must stick to the behind-the-scenes flow in your heart.

Come, the author, read with me my solemn oath: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherish time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating for excellence, striving to create brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, steel tempered a hundred times, worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly swear: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can code diligently. I am the keyboard in the dark and the guard on the Great Wall of Internet. I voluntarily dedicate my life to coding. This happens every day and every night.

The birth of a masterpiece that I witnessed. What I'm most looking forward to in this book is the various careers. I'm probably the veteran of this book. It seems that I fell into the trap when I first started about 50 chapters. So far, there are more than 200 pieces. But it's just not enough. To be precise, there are too many interesting settings provided by book friends. The author can't write it. Updates are slow. If I get five cards a day, I guess (you can't be too greedy. [Laughs crookedly])) it will be very satisfying. I won't talk about anything else but the huge career setting and the huge story with a sense of history. It definitely has great potential. Keep it up. But every few days, I will take time to come and care for her. You won't die! ! ! ! ! No, no. In a word, come on, author, come on author, come on author, come on author, come on author, come on author, come on author, come on author, come on author, come on author, come on author, come on author!

The writing is very good and the story is exciting. Among the behind-the-scenes articles I have read, they are all excellent. However, the updates are a bit slow. I read it all in one go. It is in line with my taste. Keep up the good work, author💪💪Don't let it be a mess [I learned it] [I learned it]

It looks pretty good. I really like this kind of behind-the-scenes experience, but I feel like the translation is a bit heavy.

I have to say that this is the best supernatural mystery novel I have come across in a while. Big support for the author.

I originally read it to kill time when I was short of the book, but the more I read it, the more I thought it was okay, especially the Poseidon part. To be honest, it resonated a bit. The imagination of the next two worlds fascinates me. The last time I felt this way was "I Master the Timeline"

The author is awesome. I have seen the plot of the Knights forging the Gate of Immortality and throwing Bol into the bud of transcendence. The author's idea is very good, and he is not sure whether the protagonist and his future self are destined to end. The level is better than most books, both in terms of writing and plot.

The character is so high. I seem to have discovered the advancement history of the protagonist. The protagonist's first vest was a mentor, then a lord, and finally an emperor. This is like an advancement history. From the very beginning, he created the first transcendent, then became a lord, and finally became an emperor. Although I haven't seen the back yet, I have this guess.

It looks good. The overall structure of the novel is very successful. It seems that the author has a complete framework for the novel. The author has put in all the effort. I am looking forward to the follow-up of this novel (it will probably not be Eunuch!!!). I hope it will become the second novel that I have read in full on Tomato. Good luck, author.

Let me give you five stars first, mainly because you have only read more than 100 chapters in the later stage, and when it comes to maps, there is another novel in Tomato that is better than yours. It draws out the direction of the war and the map [laughter]

There is not much to say. This book is suitable for one person to read in one sitting, otherwise it will be difficult to understand if there is a break in the middle.

The content is very good, but I have a headache remembering the name.

Overall, it's good, but it gets a little detoured from the beginning of "The Gate of Eternal Life", and it's a bit brain-burning. If you're tired of reading cool stories, you can check it out. It's just that if you don't know the subsequent plot or have read less books, you may not be able to persevere because there are too many foreshadowings. But the author's illustrations are great

Wow, the plot, logic, and characters are all very good. In terms of plot, it's the best I've ever seen. The illustrations of the characters are also very nice. Come on, author!