Resurrect, My Lord!

I'll give myself a five-point rating. It's reasonable, right?

I feel that the plot has been quite weird since the male protagonist was killed by that Saifei. The male protagonist felt very aggrieved. He respected the teacher when he was killed. He listened to the teacher and killed Emily who had gone through so much trouble to save him (although she was later resurrected). I felt that this plot was quite disgusting and frustrating.

A commoner boy, a descendant of the lost God of War, became a stallion in Chapter 40, and became the governor of one of the 23 provinces of the empire, a descendant of the God of Life, the sister and daughter of a powerful marquis in the empire, it is worthy of the novel

Twenty or thirty names in ten chapters are still Western fantasy, which is indeed a bit difficult. I glanced at ten lines and then read them carefully later. No other big problems.

I suspect this book is about resurrection, my love. The bloody plot is here. The noble lady fell in love with me. The savior. He was resurrected from the dead but lost his memory. I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 53.

Although it is a new book by a newcomer, it has some flaws but it is still worth reading! The portrayal of the protagonist Nolan is quite good. From a civilian who only knows how to fight but cannot read, he gradually becomes a qualified little baron. The detailed description is quite good, and if you have the patience to read it, it will have a Western fantasy feel.

Not bad, okay

It's so professional. I can't even understand the professional stuff. It's an excellent work 😘😘

The first twenty chapters or so are relatively dull, but then they gradually become exciting.

All the women in the world revolve around you. They are all good to you and have feelings for you. I am also speechless. Even the horse is written as a woman. It can be said that I am speechless. It's really outrageous