Desert Lord: Random God-Tier Talent from the Start
沙漠领主：开局随机超神级天赋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Unbelievable! My Territory Is Full of Super Troops离谱！领地全是超级兵种Former title · until Oct 2026
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It's pretty good, the hang-up is relatively large, and it doesn't stress the strength. I'm just annoyed by those who talk about "accumulating practical experience" and then rush to the front and keep the level down.
It's good-looking and engaging, but not enough to read. I recommend it to old bookworms. Also, the author has made great updates.
Not bad! There are no major obstacles, so I just want to create a novel that is brainless and refreshing. Although I prefer brainless novels, I really can't stand the ones that don't make sense. This one is pretty good. There is nothing that I can't accept.
It's been a long time since I've watched Western fantasy, it's a nice style
The subject matter is quite good. Most of the people outside are lords of the people. This one is unique. It is mainly because it is difficult to write about the indigenous people, so some places are a little bit poisonous. It is understandable. After reading more than 150 chapters, I felt my scalp was numb. Kesha (Super Seminary) appeared in the hero tavern.
It's a very cool western fantasy upgrade flow. It's non-toxic. It has a feeling of intertwining the game and reality. It doesn't make people feel bored. It also doesn't stress level upgrades. I just hope the outline is better to avoid being unable to write in the later stage. It gets boring in the later stages, so all that's left is pure upgrading.
It's rare to find games and lord-type novels that I can read. If the data and combat power are not broken, and the internal logic and basic logic are online, then they are worthy of five-star praise. Come on, author! 😄😄😄
I think the semi-invincible article is still very interesting. The author doesn't stress about combat power, but time passes too slowly. I want to see more interesting arms. They don't all have to be high combat power, as long as they are interesting. 🍉 🍉
It's still a very good book but the level gap is too small, isn't it? There are almost 100 level six knights and level seven knights. They can kill the king level mage with one charge. Is the level gap too small?
The Shuangwen Lord is very well written, you can read it.