Lord's Path: Starting from a Small Island

In an era when Internet articles are flooding in, this book is a very qualified book. It does not have unparalleled strength from the beginning, nor does it have a system that is very impressive from the beginning. The protagonist keeps his feet on the ground and increases his strength and power. As for the opening five chapters, it may be criticized. On the contrary, I think it is the finishing touch. Some people think that the leader of a force can grudge and grudge as he pleases. The protagonist's father expresses his care and attention to the protagonist from the beginning, and the protagonist does not have to wait for his mother to be assassinated by hostile forces. The countess will deal with it, and even the emperor in the Ming Dynasty could fall into the water. An illegitimate son of an earl would die of choking when eating, choking on drinking water, and dying suddenly while sleeping. On the contrary, the protagonist's father has a cold attitude, and the countess will consider whether killing an insignificant illegitimate child will arouse the dissatisfaction of the protagonist's father, the count. It is only here that it proves that the author is a thoughtful and comprehensive person, and this book can stand out from the same mindless and cool articles. It's a pity that slow work produces fine work. Come on, come on, come on, although I am not able to give financial support, I will not be stingy with spiritual encouragement.

A classic western fantasy lord farming novel. The protagonist's character is also very aristocratic hahaha. The combat power system has not collapsed. The golden finger is moderately strong and basically does not suppress the protagonist. It is a very good book 👍

Except that the first few chapters are a little bit toxic, I personally feel that the overall storyline is good, the coherence is relatively good, and there is no feeling of focusing on the beginning rather than the end. The article breaks and the macro-war layout are also good, but there are some aspects that I feel are lacking. The first is the change in the character of the protagonist. After several years of development, he is no longer a fledgling illegitimate child. He has his own power and his own strength has reached a medium level. However, he still feels too careless and not calm enough. One of his failures is that he allows the church to preach in his territory, and it is just for a woman. The second is the handling of the relationship between the protagonist and the Solomon family. The early description depicts a blood feud, and then there is a sudden turn to describe the necessity. This turn is too sudden and conflicts with the original setting. The third one is the relationship between the protagonist and "Nuwa". Does the protagonist's strength increase depend entirely on this potion, or does it depend on his own cultivation? The research and development of various potions and magic patterns rely heavily on "Nuwa", so when writing later, who is the guest and who is the host?

See the latest, please rate it Note: The protagonist has a low moral bottom line, please don't enter if you have any concerns. Overall Pros: This is a very good book. The flaws are not concealed, the story rhythm and plot points are set very well, and the timeline is also omitted when it should be, it is quite top-notch. Disadvantages (Personal): The character of the protagonist is not very likable, and the flexible moral bottom line is easy to persuade him to quit. Sometimes the workers will take over. Others are confusing when they are lustful and delay things. Although there is an explanation behind the story, it still feels a little far-fetched.

This book undoubtedly had some minor flaws in inappropriate writing in the early stages, but the gradual progress in the later stages brought the book to a climax. Overall, the quality of this book on Tomato is pretty good. There are also some reviews that disparaged the book just a few dozen minutes after reading it. I can only say that the meaning of reading a book is to read the book as a whole, to be involved in the feelings of the book, so as to achieve your own goals. Instead of reading the beginning or denying the book after reading it for dozens of minutes, isn't it a very interesting thing to calm down and read a book slowly? So readers, please calm down and read the book to experience it, and I wish the author to carefully consider the story of Roland's world and present a grand and wonderful story to readers who like to read this book...

After reading Chapter 38, for now, excluding the poisonous plot points, this book fully embodies the protagonist's greed, lust, short-sightedness, and small-mindedness. He only wants to take without wanting anything in return. He also feels that he is a bit clever. His survival depends entirely on the chip. The image of the protagonist is absolutely self-centered. It portrays the protagonist quite well. Secondly, it shows that because he is the protagonist, he can survive, not because he can survive, so he is the core idea of ​​the protagonist. At present, in Chapter 231, there are less poison points, but there are still some. The low score is real. The protagonist can only say that the writing is very real, and the real thing is even a little disgusting. To be honest, if we don't develop technology for nothing, how powerful is technology? Don't tell me how to use energy. Since it's all magic, using magic as energy, isn't a steel battleship better than wood? Not to mention that there is high-aged wood, but there are no rare ores? There are also airplanes. Isn't the cost of a whole airplane much cheaper than cultivating or buying a flying monster? How to block such knowledge? Hello, magic knowledge can be blocked, and scientific and technological knowledge can also be blocked. Let's not talk about the advanced combat power above the advanced level. Junior and intermediate level warriors, under the firepower blockade of machine guns, rifles, and heavy machine guns, it is simply a joke. Magic technology must be grasped with both hands, and both hands must be strong. What is the legendary strong man in the sacred realm? When I develop to the later stage, can he run away or block the Mach-level missiles coming one after another? Okay, enough digressions, the novel is still okay in the later part, but it is too toxic in the early stage, and occasionally it will be toxic after more than 200, but it will be better in the later part, because you accept that this is the character of the protagonist.

I was a little confused at first when I read it. I was still thinking about what type of novel it was. Later I found out that it was a data-type novel. It is a genre of novels from a long time ago. It depends on how the author writes it.

It's hard to read the first five chapters. I gave it four stars because this book is very good. You can decide whether to read it or not after reading the first five chapters. It distinguishes the audience very accurately.

How you feel after 90 hours of reading. The beginning is quite toxic. The bad reviews basically come from the fact that I can't accept the beginning and I can't read it for more than 30 minutes. Later, the chip skill support is not strong. The system is only to help the protagonist become a medicine technician and see the level data. If you can accept this, you can watch it. There are no explosive troops and abnormal economy, and the territory development and various data are relatively reasonable. The world view is okay, with a foreign land of demons, three empires, and dozens of principalities. It tells the story of the protagonist slowly developing in the sea of ​​ten thousand islands. The point system is not very helpful, the plot is relatively reasonable, and the data is not broken. If you like to watch the lord class, it has data requirements and is worth watching.

The writing is very realistic, describing the hardships and ups and downs experienced by a small person on the road to becoming a noble. The characters are very real, and the comments are vicious. I think it is okay. After all, we cannot expect a person in a peaceful era to have a comprehensive and clear understanding of war. Growth is summed up through failure again and again. Come on, author, hope not to stop updating