Lord of Abundance
丰饶之主
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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This is a pretty interesting Western fantasy novel. It has some cult elements, but not many. For those who like cult themes but find pure cultism too nauseating, this novel is very appealing. 🤭 Keep up the good work, author! I feel the rating is too low. Western fantasy, Cthulhu mythos, the Fourth Calamity, multiple worlds—the author actually blended them quite well, super awesome! 👍👍 I've caught up! 😂
It's quite good. Ideally, it should have no romantic pairing and focus more on the story than on romance.
The content of the Fourth Calamity starts from Chapter 70~ I really like this kind of story that combines farming and the Fourth Calamity. Players can not only travel in the sword and magic continent where the protagonist lives, but also go to other small worlds to experience different cultures and landscapes, and incidentally become a savior to save the world.
The world-building is grand: it constructs a vast world view with a huge map and rich content to write about, providing ample space for the story to unfold and allowing readers to immerse themselves in a world full of fantasy and imagination. The protagonist's character is novel: Kun is a local rather than a time traveler, which is rare in similar novels.
It's a good read. Although the protagonist's unconditional trust and support for the second male lead might feel a bit off-putting due to the second male lead's weakness and somewhat clichéd protagonist traits, the author's writing skillfully compensates for this. I hope the second male lead grows more as the story unfolds, since I'm just here to enjoy the story.
The premise is quite novel, and the writing is good, but the beginning is too enigmatic. It took me a while to realize the protagonist is a native, and the player doesn't arrive until over chapter 70. There's also someone with cancer waiting to be saved 🤦
If you watch it casually, you'll find a bunch of settings that will make your scalp tingle. If you look closely, you'll see that eating spicy rabbit head can lead to poisoning and death.
High emotional intelligence: The author is meticulous, writes with delicacy, and has an active mind. Low emotional intelligence: The author is cunning and calculating, like Gonggong in the modern era, and speaks eloquently.
The writing is skillful and the descriptions are delicate. It's a slice-of-life story about infrastructure development with a touch of Cthulhu. The protagonist is set up as a behind-the-scenes boss, and the overall tone is ensemble-oriented. The world-building is also very interesting. I persevered and read through the initial setup, and the later content is exciting and full of witty moments.
It's a great read, and even without the fourth catastrophe in the early episodes, the main character is very well-developed. It gets very interesting later on, but there's still too little content right now. I hope the author can update more! Uh, why are so few people reading such a good book, and why is the rating so low? I hope the author isn't too sad. It's really good.