The Road to Lordship Starting from the North

There are many jokes and humor; The world view is good, after all, it is borrowed from Mouriqing; Occasionally, there will be bad sentences and multiple omissions of words, but the impact will not be big; The storyline advances very quickly, one chapter at a time, and I feel it will end very quickly, so feel free to follow it; The person setting is very concise. If you remember the character's name and a single label, you can remember the character's personality. The appearance of the relevant characters is distinguished by their hair color. I read it as a fan of Someday Youth, and I had fun reading it. My senses were okay, but I have never been exposed to Someday Youth or someday comics. Wouldn't you think this book is too plain and simple? It's a bit like a dream. 9 Points is a bit high The characters have no characteristics and are too labeled. The storyline is too fast

The writing is quite good, the writing is very active and imaginative, but it also has a certain logic. Come on author, don't give up. [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

It's so beautifully written. The author must make a good outline. I am looking forward to the meeting of the brother and sister [laughter]

The world view is very well depicted, and the Western fantasy background is also very detailed. It will not be mixed with other cultures to cause violation. It's just that the subsequent plot has little to do with the world view of the otome game mentioned at the beginning.

Quite an interesting story. The beginning of the story borrows some of the unfriendly settings of some Otome passers-by, but its beginning is indeed interesting, and it is also one of the main highlights in the early stage. To be honest, the subsequent development of the lord's territory is still a bit like a witch, but compared to farming, it is actually more inclined to climb the technology tree for the sake of advancement. Of course, the theme is actually similar to the variation of earth's technology shocking the indigenous people of other worlds. The writing is smooth and the plot is reasonable, which is rare in Tomato novels. Although the beginning of the magical and technological plot is still a bit too coincidental, it is not a flaw. The gap between the setting and performance of the tower is too big, so points will be deducted, and points will be added for the follow-up plot setting of exterminating the demons. At the same time, the main plot of the early stage is basically over. Fast forward to the last chapter - strangling the four gods! His Majesty the Eternal Emperor Rohr on the throne [Salute] Overall, this article greatly simplifies farming and emphasizes the harvesting process.

This outline of the structure is borrowed from a certain Japanese comic, but the author has brought out a lot of new ideas. The author will write it down carefully. The ideas are good. Others should not give up when they see a familiar plot. Read slowly and you will be surprised.

At first, I read it with the mentality of reading a fanfic about "the world of otome games is very unfriendly to passerby characters", and some of the settings are indeed very similar to it, but I have to say that this book has its own characteristics and is worth reading.

Fast-paced Sword of the Dawn. Although it borrowed many advantages and plots to speed up the pace and enhance the sense of fun, it also gave up the funny elements of Dawn. But it's still a good book on Tomato. Be sure not to twist it in the later stage. If you keep it, it will be a good book.

Overall, it's quite good. It's a rare book. But there is a big poisonous point in Chapter 205. The general at the front allowed the enemy to break into camp, which not only broke up our army formation and caused casualties to the former soldiers, but also burned, killed and looted our army's back camp. I look forward to how the protagonist will deal with these people and this general in the future. If it's not enough, I'll change the rating. Alas, it's such a shame that it's so well written.

The content is wonderful, and the heroine's image is very vivid. I originally thought she was a traditional arrogant golden retriever lady, but the author's setting and portrayal are refreshing. In the end, the heroine no longer calls her brother, and she feels empty inside, but she may change it back in the end. The protagonist's own characteristics are quite distinct. There is no hero saving the beauty for no reason, no being cool for no reason, and he does not do things in a funny way for no reason. He has his own thinking and bottom line in doing things. Among the protagonists I have seen, he is considered to be above average. The plot of the novel itself is still a fantasy technological tree story that lets go of the witch or the Sword of Dawn, but in the later stages it begins to have its own characteristics, and I hope the author will write better. In addition, I have a small request. I hope the author can increase the appearance rate of the original heroine Isa and the Sisters of Battle. We don't see much of them now.

With "Witch" and "Dawn" stitched together, the male protagonist's character is very much like a decent anime.

The story of the lord is very good. The logical chain between strength improvement and territory construction is very reasonable and does not seem obtrusive. The male protagonist's "plug-in" comes from the identity setting of the ancient earth people and does not feel far-fetched. The cycle between the male protagonist's strength expression and territory construction is also very well done. The male protagonist has dual business online and the female protagonist is not a spoiled wife character. The relationship development route of "Brother, you smell so good" is also logical but interesting. It also adds elements of Warhammer 40k that I like very much, but it is integrated very well. Even if you are not a Hammer guy, you can watch it without any problems, and Hammer guys will smile knowingly after watching it. The final ending is also unexpectedly lofty and ambitious. It is not just the personal glory of the protagonist, but a profound demonstration of the fearlessness of human beings in exploring the stars and the perseverance of civilization to survive. Unlike other Lords novels, it feels like it is just a mindless and exciting novel about being a feudal slave owner in a different world and having a sweet wife. It can be seen that the author has integrated his own thoughts into the book, and it is not just a useless Internet article, which can give some inspiration to some readers.

Although it is a western fantasy lord story with a female character, it is quite well written. The more I read, the more I felt that the heroine was a failure and ruined the reader's goodwill. It was really abstract. Even though her father died, the heroine remained unchanged. Instead, she successfully relied on the hero and was shaped into a giant baby.

Although the novel is set in an otome game, it is pure love. Linde and Reina are the best in the world. It is not the kind of story that hooks up with other female characters and has a single female protagonist. Good review! However, the relationship scenes between Linde and Lena are a bit lacking (the female protagonist has very few scenes in the second half), but it is quite good-looking and has the feeling of a steady flow of water. The turning point is a bit abrupt, but it is still good-looking! The character of the male protagonist Linde is strong in execution, decisive in killing (without meeting Reina), knows people well, and is super good to everyone around him; the character of the female protagonist Reina is simple-minded (occasionally has a flash of inspiration), naive to a bit stupid (a genius in science and engineering), and a holy mother (but will not blindly protect the male protagonist and force the male protagonist to help). The two of them complement each other quite well! The supporting characters of the bard Lucanus, Darcy, Hammond, Myron, Rosalind, and Bernice all have their own stories and highlight moments. They are really outstanding! It is said that it was originally the background setting of an otome game, but in the later period, the world view was really grand. Each war was written with passion and passion. The storyline design was also good. The battles were fought, and the management was designed well after the battles were completed. It is really beautiful! Highly recommended!

Yes, it is considered to be an above-average level in Tomato. Although the name of the B game at the beginning is a bit deceptive, I can see that the author's writing skills are improving later on, and the plot is also handled well. As for the emotional line, love, family, revolution, and friendship are all handled well. There is no big problem. It is a pity that the author has not fully spread out such a big world view, but it is also understandable. After all, the plot has developed to that point and it will be too late to write. Then I like the ending very much. I hope this trip will eventually reach the stars and the glory of mankind will last forever.

The ending is a relatively complete and interesting story. For me, the Northern Territory was very interesting at the beginning, but it was a pity that the maid secretary at the beginning had no plot at all later on. After all, she was in charge of military expenses and was called sister by the knights and army commanders of the Northern Territory. After defeating Doug and unifying the Northern Territory, the plot was relatively dull. Then the final ending made me feel regretful, it ended too quickly [laughing and crying] In the last ten or so chapters, I dug a lot of holes and added a lot of new settings. I just lost my enthusiasm. [Laughing and crying] Overall, it's good. The current rating is 8.9. I don't think there's much problem with giving it a rating of 9.2 Or above.

It's pretty good, but it's a bit hard for Lena to keep calling Brother Linde. It's a bit of a drama every time I watch it. Besides, she is the heroine. At present, apart from being a fiancée, I haven't seen any progress in the relationship between the two. Instead, it seems that she is going to give in. [Huge face]

It's surprisingly good-looking. This book has been added to my bookshelf several times. Every time I read the reviews, I didn't read it. I thought it was a Japanese pseudo-harem drama. But after reading it, I realized that it is a Chinese-style Western fantasy. It is full of Chinese-style romance. The most surprising thing is that this book is actually a novel. This is a pure love novel. You have to know how difficult it is to see pure love in a Western fantasy. It is not easy. It is true pure love. The male and female protagonists have no ambiguity with other male and female partners, and there is no male and female competition. The characters in it are also very flesh and blood, and everyone is very vivid.

The content is wonderful, and the heroine's image is very vivid. I originally thought she was a traditional arrogant golden retriever lady, but the author's setting and portrayal are refreshing. In the end, the heroine no longer calls her brother, and she feels empty inside, but she may change it back in the end. The protagonist's own characteristics are quite distinct. There is no hero saving the beauty for no reason, no being cool for no reason, and he does not do things in a funny way for no reason. He has his own thinking and bottom line in doing things. Among the protagonists I have seen, he is considered to be above average. The plot of the novel itself is still a fantasy technological tree story that lets go of the witch or the Sword of Dawn, but in the later stages it begins to have its own characteristics, and I hope the author will write better. In addition, I have a small request. I hope the author can increase the appearance rate of the original heroine Isa and the Sisters of Battle. We don't see much of them now.

I think it's good. The setting is similar to Nikgaru's otome games, but the actual content is different. Then there may be some flaws, but I have never seen this type on Tomato. Support the author, come on.

It is written a bit like an alien version of Warhammer 40k and also has some shadows of Sword of the Dawn. Overall, it's quite good. It integrates the magic of the Western fantasy world with the science and technology book. The content is sometimes a little laggy, but it doesn't hinder viewing. The writing is okay. If you like to read about using technology to conquer other worlds, you can add it to your bookshelf and take a good look. The current appearance of the protagonist is similar to our current period, which is what people from other worlds see as the golden age. The remnants of the golden age have turned to their era. They are incompatible with this era, but they have advanced ideas. It's really almost like Warhammer. Not only does it have battle brothers but also green skins, which are modules. Although the demons are most likely not green skins, I just don't know if the protagonist is in the future earth [facepalm]. And the author especially likes to play Napoleonic jokes, such as the protagonist finally returning to his loyal north. Finally, God Emperor Linde is here to rebuild the glory of mankind! [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

A novel about the development of the magic industry based on a Western fantasy background. Overall, it is very good. Although the background setting is based on a certain novel, the plot is compact, the narrative logic is reasonable, and the plot is in line with the character background setting and the development of the world view. The climax of the plot when the demons invade is unbearable to read. I think the biggest advantage is that there are almost no plots that are forcibly separated from the background of the characters. The plot is great. In addition, the book also contains many jokes about Warhammer, history and other genres, which always make people smile while reading. I hope the author can continue to polish the plot and that the work will become better and better!

I thought it was a mainstream comedy novel, but when I saw it turned into a western fantasy novel, and then it turned into a science fiction novel, I never expected it. The narrative is clear and the writing is acceptable, but the pace is a bit sluggish. It's very imaginative, the plot is not cliché but it still has certain limitations. In short, it's not "surprising" enough. Except for the fact that it turns into science fiction later, the rest is not unexpected enough. Overall, the shortcomings do not hide the good points, and it can be said to be excellent from the perspective of refreshing writing. Worth a look. This is one of the very few books that I can read from beginning to end on Tomato.

A very good Western fantasy novel. Judging from the setting, the author's initial inspiration should have come from "The world of otome games is very unfriendly to passerby characters", but he also wrote his own characteristics. The author's portrayal of the characters is indeed quite good, and many of the supporting characters are also impressive. But some of the plots are still quite blunt. When the technology tree is basically full later, many descriptions of battles become somewhat homogeneous. Fortunately, the subsequent conquest of another continent is not written in a long way. Later, when I saw that the male and female protagonists of the extra story died one after another, I was still a little melancholy, and I felt a little empty for a while. Overall, this is a good article, not a traditional cool article. I recommend everyone to read it.

It mainly imitates the setting of Sword of Dawn, as well as some minor settings and memes from other works, with a single female protagonist. Those who have watched Sword of the Dawn can watch it as a second time, while those who haven't watched it will enjoy the excitement as the development pace is relatively fast.

Before my patience was exhausted, I finally waited until the brother and sister recognized each other. Five stars presented. (Is there any mistake? This little bit is enough for anyone to read. The reader next door saw it and thought it was the reader who couldn't finish it. Another hundred chapters, one hundred chapters per person [angry][angry][angry])

Finished reading it in one sitting. To put it simply: 1. The logic is very clear. Different characters can have different subjective interpretations of an objective fact, and the political plot based on this is very exciting. (I don't know how the author didn't write these plots accurately) 2. Designed a magic theory and explained it fully; built a world view based on science fiction and magic, which can be self-explanatory. Very good magic punk. 3. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of a certain political system as vividly as possible, and achieve the unity of opposites, which is very mature and objective. (I would hazard a guess that it could have been written more brilliantly if the book was not considered to be deleted.) 4. Some jokes can make me smile, and some chapters can bring tears to my eyes. Some regrets: Basically, there is not much written about economics, which is much inferior to the description of political struggles. "How to solve the problem of dragon not consuming gold coins" was not written directly. I was quite looking forward to it, thinking that I could write about the evolution from gold standard to credit currency. No spoilers, in general this is a novel that is suitable for middle school boys to read, and it is not just a general account of time travel and post-industrialization. Recommended reading if you are on the left side of the spectrum.

It is very well written, but the reviews are all negative and the meaning is unclear. I feel like I didn't read carefully what was written in the book. Many of the points I raised questions about have been given reasonable explanations in the book. I've finished watching the very similar anime, and also read some of the follow-up manga. To be honest, it's not the same approach at all. To me, this one is much better than that one. It's a good book. I'd love to read it and write more. I just found this book today and finished it. It's not enough to read. The heroine is so cute and cute, and the silly setting really pokes me. I hope the emotional drama is better written, and I hope there will be only one female protagonist.

Not bad, not bad. Compared with other western fantasy lord novels, this one has a very clear and unobtrusive pacing (they are all beginning to enter the industrial age [star]). It also has a relatively clear main plot that is interesting and well laid out. The development of the protagonist's power can also be clearly seen. In my opinion, the setting of the heroine is not that of a villainous young lady, but rather a bit silly and sweet? [Thinking] But he is not a vase. He is a high-level knight who is very supportive of the male protagonist and the relationship transition between the two. The author handles it well (after all, a silly and sweet female knight with blond hair calls you brother. I really can't stand it. [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh]) The setting currently seems to be a double time traveler (the male protagonist and his sister). The two time travels are different and they haven't recognized each other yet. How about fighting against each other? [Staring] [Laughing evilly] The only good Western Fantasy Lord text written by Tomato is this one [please read carefully]

It's an okay book. Although I feel there are some shortcomings, at least it's very hard-working. I can't go into the development process in detail, but I can read it if I put my mind aside. The plot related to the sister is not very good. The characterization is also difficult to say is excellent. The plot cannot be evaluated. I can't say whether it is excellent or not. The setting is okay and deserves encouragement.