Lord of Plenty

It's a very interesting Western fantasy novel, with some elements of the genre, but not many. For those who like the genre, but find pure ones too disgusting, this article is very well received [laughing] Come on, author! I feel like the rating is too low The author has actually done a good job integrating Western Fantasy, Keke, The Fourth Natural Disaster, and the World of All Heavens. Super praise [like] [like] tied [laughing and crying]

It's quite good-looking, but the best thing is that it has no censorship and tells more stories and less about love.

The content of the 4th natural disaster starts from Chapter 70 ~ I really like this kind of article about farming and the 4th natural disaster. Players can not only play in the sword and magic continent where the protagonist lives, but also go to other small worlds to experience different cultural landscapes and become the savior to save the world. I really want to play after watching it! ! The setting of this article is very interesting, but I also had some troubles while reading it. I really couldn't help but want to complain about this. What most directly affects the reading experience is that the author always writes various long internal monologues. Many times, the psychological activities of the characters are just repeating the information that has been clearly shown in the plot in different languages. The repetition in content is very verbose, so you often need to skip large sections after watching it. This affects the rhythm very much. Sometimes when watching some exciting battles or important conversations, a large internal monologue suddenly appears, making the entire narrative rhythm very slow. Appropriate blank space is also an art. If all the inner thoughts of the characters are written out, the readers will lack some fun of thinking. In contrast, indirectly revealing the character's heart and personality through side descriptions of the character's words, deeds, facial expressions, interactions with others, and other people's evaluations will make it more lively and interesting to read. Not all characters need such inner descriptions, and filling supporting characters with such inner dramas will make people feel that the characterization is relatively flat.

Grand world view: A broad world view is constructed, with a huge map and rich writable content, providing ample space for the story to unfold and allowing readers to immerse themselves in a world full of fantasy and imagination. The protagonist setting is novel: the protagonist Kun is a local rather than a time traveler, which is rare in similar novels. It brings a unique perspective to the story, allowing readers to experience and explore the world from the perspective of local characters. Meticulous foreshadowing: A large amount of space is used to lay out the world view in the early stage, making full preparations for the rationalization of the protagonist's creativity in the subsequent plot, making the development of the story more natural and reasonable, and making it easier for readers to understand and accept the various settings in the story.

The setting is quite new and the writing is good, but the beginning is too Riddler-like. It took me a long time to figure out that the protagonist is a native. It took more than 70 chapters to introduce the player. There is also a cancer patient waiting to be saved [facepalm]

It's good to watch. Although the protagonist's unconditional trust and support for the second male lead may be a little off-putting because of the weak male lead and the cliche stereotype of the male lead, the author's writing skills make up for this. I hope that the second male lead will grow up a little more in the future. After all, I'm just here to read.

The writing style is sophisticated and the descriptions are delicate. It is a daily infrastructure story with a little bit of Cthulhu. The protagonist is a behind-the-scenes BOSS. The overall setting is more group portrait. The world setting is also very interesting. I insist on reading the foreshadowing at the beginning. The content at the end is exciting and interesting. It is considered to be the best among most tomato novels I have read. I am looking forward to the gradual completion of the flower garden in Kun, and also looking forward to the development after the introduction of the fourth natural disaster! It's just too short. I read more than 100 chapters in almost two days. I have to wait for the update.

High emotional intelligence: The author is thoughtful, delicate in writing, and active in thinking. Low emotional intelligence: The author is wily and scheming, and Gong Gong is still alive, and he is always frothing at the mouth.

It's very good-looking, and even if there is no content about the 4th natural disaster in the early stage, the image of the protagonist is very three-dimensional, and the later part is also very interesting, but it is still too little now, I hope the author can make more! ! ! Uh, why are so few people reading such a beautiful book, and why the ratings are so low? I hope the author won't be sad. It's really good. Even if Tomato's recommendation doesn't reach the author, you will definitely succeed if you keep writing. It's really good. Don't stop updating it! ! ! !

A very good book, highly recommended reading. As for why I gave it four points, it actually comes from a fourth natural disaster novel. After reading dozens of chapters, I suddenly realized that this is the fourth natural disaster. This does not mean that the fourth natural disaster is not good, but I think it should be a very good-looking novel based on the original plot of the original writing style. However, every fourth natural disaster novel I have seen, including the most popular ones on Certain Point and Tomato, basically wastes a lot of writing on describing the player's active psychology. , There are also many holes that have not been filled in Blue Star World's attitude towards this game and other settings, so I feel that although The Fourth Calamity is very good and very popular, this book has also fallen into the cliché of Tomato's traditional cool writing, and the original description of the world has been stained and even changed to a description from the perspective of Blue Star players instead of the originally excellent writing from the indigenous perspective. I feel uncomfortable and want to read but not want to read. I think this is one of the reasons why such a good book has an 8.8 Score.

The writing is very good. God should have divinity. When I watched "I Am God" before, I very much recognized that "people believe in God and have nothing to do with God." Whether a god is born or acquired, could he become a god just to be a slave to others? This book has no such poisonous points. The author's writing style is also very good. He doesn't go over and over again about one thing and is very organized. Finally, I feel like this book has an outline! Rare!

I skipped the spicy rabbit head chapters. Generally speaking, it is very suitable for picky old bookworms like me. The spicy rabbit head used in the plot is a bit poisonous, but in other aspects it is perfect and in place [laughs]

It's a bit long-winded, but the plot is exciting and the setting is novel. Later, the verbosity contained a lot of personal information.

It is a Western fantasy novel that is quite complex. It is well written. The current rating of 7.3 Is definitely low, and the rating of 9.3 Is about the same. Please keep up the good work, the author.

It's logical and can be read with your brain, which is why I didn't give up. There are not many Tomatoes who have their own complete and rigorous combat power training system. The previous plot is exciting and exciting, but the middle part of the guild is dull and boring. I don't want to watch the guild fighting monsters and has nothing to do with the main characters. In the more than ten chapters recently updated, the writing style, content, and plot have been significantly improved. The latest chapter is even more exciting. After all, it is the decryption of the identity of the protagonist. This line has been buried from the beginning of the book. Good reviews. This is also the first person to bind a mobile phone number to write a book review. It is really cool. 8.8 Is really low for this book. I hope the author will update it soon and write more exciting content!

This is the first time I feel the portrayal of characters, it's great

Already seen the latest chapter. Really good-looking, The parts about human nature are well written. It's refreshing and not obtrusive. It seems that the author currently has a lot to write about. This is just the tip of the iceberg. It's a Western fantasy novel that I can get a 9.5. I just feel like there are too many worlds written about. There are too many mixed things, It feels like my tail is too big to fall off. This kind of multi-world simultaneous timeline writing method is either a god or a mess. I hope the author will not be too influenced by readers to change the original outline (if at all).

This book is quite good, the taste is right, and the writing style is even better. Such a good book doesn't even get 9 points? I saw someone giving this book a low score because it was slow to update. Is there any other reason to give it a low score? Isn't this a hundred times better than those assembly line-like garbage products and system flows flying all over the sky? Is it true that wild boars can't eat fine chaff? Why is the score so low? Is there any big poisonous point in the follow-up?

The subject matter is good, and my IQ is decent.

It's very beautiful and the plot is very novel. The characters are very distinct. Even the gods who fought against the Dark Star died so miserably that it was very uncomfortable. The progress of the plot can be said to be very slow. God knows when the Dark Star will arrive. The author's understanding of fertility is very deep and comprehensive. The novel's extraordinary approach is also novel. The author hasn't written about players for a long time, it's like the players have disappeared.

Overall it's good. I still have about 100 pictures left that I haven't read. I saw the updates directly before. I have finished raising about 100 pictures. The content quality of this book should be around 9.1 In terms of ratings. It's just that too few people have read it. The content is quite novel. Of course, there are books with similar themes, but I didn't read them. I just read this one. The impression is still very good. The early and middle stages were quite good. Of course, there was a character called "Spicy Rabbit Head" who was criticized a lot in the middle stage. Anyway, there were a lot of people who complained. I should have been a little annoyed with her at that time. As for the middle and later stages, the protagonists were basically invincible. There will be relatively more plots describing the players. Compared with the early and middle stages, it was a bit boring. The later stage is not clear yet. It was time to raise a book before. I haven't read it yet. I'll take a look at it someday, which is about 130 pictures.

On the whole, it's still very good-looking, both in terms of pacing and characterization, but some settings are not very comprehensive, which is a pity. For example, Chapter 163 uses magic pets in the spirit world. There is no setting on how the magic pets from the first pure land go to the third pure land. After all, when players change worlds, they also change the bodies created by different trees of life. In theory, the materials in the two worlds cannot be shared.

It is novel and interesting, but there are always some parts of the content that are too "exquisite", and the repeated explanations are a bit boring. When reading this book, it is very important to skip reading [face covering]

With fertility as the core, a lord from a young age summons the fourth natural disaster to engulf the world and the universe to achieve fertility. Plot: 5⭐, a humorous plot style, with the Lord of Plenty, the protagonist, as the core, and all the players as a group of high-quality online articles. Characters: 5⭐, with distinctive personalities and flesh-and-blood flesh. Writing style: 5⭐, smooth Overall: 5⭐, the fourth natural disaster farming worth recommending? Arts

Nice! Five stars! The world view is huge, the settings are detailed, the protagonist is smart and has a high IQ, the supporting characters are not annoying, and the plot is logical and smooth. The disadvantage is that there are too many long sentences, which makes it tiring to read from the first page of the first chapter. At the same time, there are too many narrations, making the plot fragmented. For serious readers, these are minor flaws, but they are not very friendly to quick readers. Overall, for me, it's a perfect score! I like characters and details that are carefully drawn, imaginative and logical at the same time! Like! I like it, the world view is grand, come on! Finally finished reading. Overall, the logic is rigorous, the characters are three-dimensional, the plot is compact, and the world view is grand. The only small problem is that there are too many explanations, making it completely unreadable as a mindless novel. But I like this. It would be better if it could be less preachy and value-exporting. ❤️❤️❤️

When I saw Chapter 400, it was very interesting. It can be seen in the introduction of the author's settings. I have read a lot of books written by players. I can say that the plot is not too old-fashioned. It does not follow the same template as many novels written by players. This is rare. Players may expand their combat power in the later period. I don't know how the author plans to deal with it. From time to time, there will be some rare words and trivial knowledge. It seems that the author is well-educated, and the book seems to be written more smoothly and content by a semi-monk.

Above abundance. I also really like this kind of novel with a grand world view, a fusion of multiple themes, humor and lots of laughs, interesting extras, and a shocking and sublimating ending. Very high quality, don't worry about chasing it, I've chased it from beginning to end.

It's not bad. At least it didn't make me want to sleep. It's very interesting. The Three Supremes of the Universe explains the world view of the universe. Chapter 1200. So far, it's a novel that I'm still motivated to read [laughing]

666, I found that after reading it for so long, there is no book review. Let me write one. 😂 Let me talk about my qualifications first (I have old qualifications🤓): I am the author. When I updated to Hanhai World, I have been catching up since then. 😋 All in all, I recommend it to newcomers. There are no logical contradictions, and the foreshadowing and foreshadowing of the previous and later chapters are also used. The only problem at the moment may be that the author updates too little😡There are only two 3000-word chapters in a day🥵 Update quickly! 🥰 You're done, what should I watch? Yeah, what are you looking at? It feels like the ending is a bit too fast, but there's nothing I can do about it, it's a common problem in online writing.

Very beautiful, this is the book that should be recommended online! Not to mention the content, the plot is really great and the blank space is very high-end. The story incorporates many elements, but is not obtrusive at all. Readers who like different styles can find their favorite parts in this novel. It's just too little, too little, ah ah ah ah ah