"I have really been following the footsteps of peace my whole life, why don't you believe it!"
——Heir to the Principality of Belia, good brother of the Fireforged Clan, founder of military theory in the post-Apocalypse era, great bugbear revolutionary mentor, liberator of the Badlands, leader of the War Council, King of the Multiracial United Kingdom of Gilneas: Kalus Urok
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This is the worst of times:
Kislev in the north is crumbling under the attack of Norsca and abyssal creatures; the once glorious empire is falling apart; the nascent human race is facing huge challenges;
This is the best of times:
The gods have come to an end, and the transcendent is lacking. The giants and dragons disappeared, and the elves and dwarves stepped off the altar.
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As a civil engineer in the 21st century, Liu Qingshan just lazily squinted for a while while dusting, and then his soul passed through this magical world.
[Fake dnd] [Medieval Warhammer] [Lord Farming] [No Golden Finger]
Reader comments
Come on, since this is the author's first book, I'll give it five stars.
Forget it, it's just average, the protagonist is too childish.
Damn, I forgot to give this book a five-star rating.
See it's okay now
Overall not bad.
It's pretty good, good luck to the author
No golden finger, no feeling of pleasure
The details are very good
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's very good so far. Although Taneda's writing is a bit rushed, the war scenes are very good. It reminds me of the feeling of watching "Gods and Demons" back then. The struggle to survive in the war is refreshing and real.
It's okay, but in the western fantasy lord novel, as the protagonist's abilities, force, intelligence, character, commander, strategy, and military training are not good, not to mention the cheating, but the protagonist is generally outstanding, but none of them are.
The writing is okay, the lord class is pretty good, but the progress is a bit slow.
Come on, since this is the author's first book, I'll give it five stars. Forget it, it's just average, the protagonist is too childish.
Damn, I forgot to give this book a five-star rating.
See it's okay now
Overall not bad.
It's pretty good, good luck to the author
No golden finger, no feeling of pleasure
The details are very good
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's very good so far. Although Taneda's writing is a bit rushed, the war scenes are very good. It reminds me of the feeling of watching "Gods and Demons" back then. The struggle to survive in the war is refreshing and real.
It's okay, but in the western fantasy lord novel, as the protagonist's abilities, force, intelligence, character, commander, strategy, and military training are not good, not to mention the cheating, but the protagonist is generally outstanding, but none of them are.
The writing is okay, the lord class is pretty good, but the progress is a bit slow.