
Lord: I Have Knowledge of All the Heavens
领主:我有诸天学识
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- How to Be a Good King: Start Farming in the Frozen Wilderness当好国王从冰天雪地种田开始Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 8
Anything From Your Browsing History Is Fine. Female-audience Novels Are Fine Too, Since I’m Not the One Reading Them Anyway
The Male Lead Rules a Small Country With the Most Advanced Technology
The male lead controls a small country with the most advanced technology.
Beast-Taming Stories With Nothing but Plants
Looking for books similar to National Lords: SSS-Rank Plant Talent from the start. Something along these lines, with pets that are vines, flowers, grass, trees, and the like!
Cultivation + Farming + Warships + Mining in Space
I'm looking for novels like "The Universe's Strongest Miner": mining in space while farming in a portable dimension or a spaceship's ecosystem, and occasionally returning to Earth to show off. It doesn't get much more satisfying than that.
Looking for Wasteland or Cyberpunk Novels About Being a Bandit
Ever Since I Read I Will Fall Into the Abyss, I’ve Become Immune to All Heartbreak. Anyone Want to Challenge Me?
Books to Improve Your Taste
Books that can refine your taste and improve your aesthetic sensibilities, such as appreciation of feminine beauty and the beauty of one’s surroundings.
Give Me Some Xuanhuan Stories... Don't Push Your Luck, Hand Them Over
In same booklists
I Can Tame Billions of Treant Demons
Beast Taming: From the Start, I’m Parasitized by a Spider Demon
Proxy Wars: The Rise of Civilization
Superpowers: I Master the Cycle of Reincarnation and Win Big!
Global Lord: Gardeners Are Weak? From the Start, I Can Make Demons Grow!
In This Day and Age, You're Still a Traditional Creator God?
Global Lord: My Troop and Building Are the Alien Queen
Interstellar Cultivation
Warlords in a Time of Chaos: The Empire's Creator
Global Sailing: My Crew Comes from Bikini Bottom
Cyberpunk: Invincible from the Start, I Overturn Night City
Farming in the Great Wilderness, Where Everyone Has Their Own World
My Liquid-Gold Puppet Armor Is an Xuanzao Cell Computer
Cultivating Immortality Through Technology: Building a Dynasty of Mechanist Masters
The Frost-Gas Era
The Doomsday Train and the Ever-Growing Wasteland
Interstellar Ranch Owner
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners: From the Start, I Command the Magnetic Field
Artifact Master: I Can See Bonds
Mystical Creatures: I Farmed My Way to Godhood in a Tribe
Reader comments 51
Google Translate









































Sure, keep it up, author! 😏
It's well-written, quite enjoyable to read, and it evokes emotions in the reader. Keep it up!
This is insane! They actually set their ancestors' souls on fire to boil water – they can do something like that! I'm really looking forward to the protagonist's final moment in the world. When the world is destroyed, will he be carried onto a golden toilet by his descendants, or turned into firewood?
I bet a dime that old John was the first hero to die.
Go go go!
As someone who's read thousands of hours of books, how should I put it? The character development is just average, but the subject matter is excellent, so it doesn't significantly detract from the book's overall quality. Personally, I don't think this book deserves a 7.5. Based on the few hours I've read so far, I'd give it a 9 or higher.
I'd give it four stars. Well, there aren't any major flaws. The only minor mistake (which I think is insignificant) is that, with Qingming Festival approaching, the author describes burning ancestral souls to generate light and heat (physically). Otherwise, it's fine. Also, when selling airships, please don't quote your cost price to nobles from other countries.
So far, it's not bad, with a lot of room for expansion, but it's not necessarily a Chinese style. As the author mentioned before, having a strong physique allows one to enter the realm of martial arts for all, but martial arts requires a modernized economy.
The book is well-written, with a few minor flaws at the beginning. If you're reading with your brain engaged, they might make you feel a little uncomfortable, but it's not a big problem. The later parts are quite good. It's quite interesting. I still don't understand why the rating is so low; it's probably because of these flaws I mentioned. Actually, when I first saw it, I wanted to give up, but I forgot about it and kept reading, and found that the later parts were alright.
It's really good, but could you update it faster? This book is a bit short.