Global Lord: From the Start, I Draw a Night Elf

To be honest, the protagonist of this book is the one I most recognize. He can do everything good to his own people, and can deal a thunderous blow to his enemies. Some people will always think that the protagonist who is good to others is the Virgin, but I don't think so, because kindness to others is the foundation of a person and the lubricant for the operation of society. Reality is the grave of idealists, but the real hero is the one who can still stick to his heart and believe in beauty after recognizing the reality. Maybe they are inconspicuous, maybe they have little ability, maybe they are laughed at by those above them as fools, but they have a firm heart.

The writing style is excellent, it's T0 level among the transformation novels! Super beautiful [adoration][adoration][adoration]

I couldn't find the topic, so I'll talk about it here. The first problem is data expansion (every time I calculate it, I find that the data is getting bigger, so I can only make a rough guess) Billions of people on Earth have traveled to other worlds to become lords, and they are all on the same continent. Each lord is equivalent to a county (each lord is separated by several 10 kilometers), which means that this continent is at least as big as a solar system (this does not include the local forces. According to the author's description, the area occupied by these lords on the earth is nothing in the eyes of the local forces). According to the author, the other world is a planet. This is a planet larger than the solar system. Although many unreasonable things can be explained by magic, it is absolutely impossible to develop the same technology as the earth on this planet. Everyone must know why, even if all the scientists on the earth come together, it will not help. There is also something that is not obvious except for the protagonist in the early stage, that is, troop building and upgrading. Both the lord and his soldiers can be upgraded through killing, which will definitely cause a devastating blow to the native creatures. The article also expresses why the native human kingdom will target the lords of other worlds. This alone makes it impossible to coexist peacefully (I believe everyone is well aware of the horror of this). Second point, wait until I post it tomorrow. The second problem is exaggerating other countries (this is revealed by the author himself. Although it is not obvious, I still want to talk about it because it will be relevant later) In fact, foreign countries are more united than we imagine. In Europe and America, the upper class is dominated by families. These families have various interest transactions with each other and blood relationships. Moreover, given the last time people on earth traveled to another world, all countries can obtain certain information. After traveling to another world, they will definitely seek cooperation (after all, the upper class people are not stupid). Now that the country has lost its role. Those families who operate behind the scenes will seek cooperation in the form of alliances. The alliance formed will definitely not be smaller than the official organization of the Dragon Kingdom, or even larger (this can be regarded as a villain organization that confronts the protagonist. It would be too unreasonable if there is not)

A very wonderful novel [Sending Hearts], there are many themes about lords in Tomatoes, but few of them are written in such an organized, solid and interesting way. Although some readers think that the offensive and defensive battles are too long, I think this is also one of the charms of this article. The beginning does not focus on building houses, collecting, and farming in a homogeneous way, but determines its core early on, which is to develop arms and respond to wars. The protagonist's several descriptions of his thoughts, views on the war, and various depictions of the battle conditions are all very smooth and exciting. Especially in the scene of killing the griffin, memories and reality are interspersed, which is a very shocking montage technique. Quite worthy of recommendation [like][like][like]

Formulaic statement: It looks good, but updates are very slow. Beanbag speech: I will give you the most direct, truthful, least roundabout, most heart-breaking, most hard-core, most straightforward, least ink-blazing, most painful, most unsparing, most to the point, most straight to the point, most straight to the point, and least foreshadowing. , The least polite, the least sensational, the least nonsense, the least oblique, the least obtrusive, the least pretentious, the least pretentious, the least long-winded, the least procrastinating, the least tactful, the least disguised, the least hidden, the most straightforward conclusion: It's not enough to watch. Also, there are too few stickers.

The author wants to ask you a question, how many arms do you want the protagonist to have? The development of the author's protagonist is: What if one type of arms is the main force and other arms are supplementary?

I can only say that this is a good thing, do you believe it? [Laughing evilly] When will the second female lead appear?

Writing is not easy, I give you five stars

If possible, I hope the protagonist is emotionally indifferent. If not, I hope the protagonist does not have a lot of sympathy.

I remember reading this book before