[No Holy Mother + No System + The Fourth Natural Disaster + Funny + Farming + Villain + Multiple Female Protagonists]
Li Shi Lanxing is an ordinary game bricklayer with no characteristics. He is inexplicably transported to the different world of Kyushu Continent, and he befriends a silly master inexplicably.
He thought he had learned a skill and was ready to go out to fight in the world, but he was KO just after he left the house.
What can I do? I am also very panicked. Fortunately, I can use the name of the game to summon Blue Star people to be my thugs.
Reader comments
Reading other book reviews, it seems that many people criticize the book for having incorrect views, but I really like the protagonist who has no moral constraints. Morality is just a means for the ruler to control his subordinates. There are a few true gentlemen among the real upper-class people.
I think it's okay [laughing] Come on.
This novel is very suitable to my taste. I hope it will be written well and I will support it.
It's okay to pick up the material, but the protagonist's personality is like that of a gangster, he likes to do anything head-on, and he likes to squeeze the labor force.
Not bad, not bad, not bad
I read it in one go and I haven't felt this way in a long time.
Very good, support it.
Write a continuation, sir.
Gone? Where can I see the follow-up?
It's because I'm so funny, why do I feel so funny.
One of the best books I have read recently, bar none.
Reading other book reviews, it seems that many people criticize the book for having incorrect views, but I really like the protagonist who has no moral constraints. Morality is just a means for the ruler to control his subordinates. There are a few true gentlemen among the real upper-class people.
I think it's okay [laughing] Come on.
This novel is very suitable to my taste. I hope it will be written well and I will support it.
It's okay to pick up the material, but the protagonist's personality is like that of a gangster, he likes to do anything head-on, and he likes to squeeze the labor force.
Not bad, not bad, not bad
I read it in one go and I haven't felt this way in a long time.
Very good, support it.
Write a continuation, sir.
Gone? Where can I see the follow-up?
It's because I'm so funny, why do I feel so funny.
One of the best books I have read recently, bar none.