Lord: My Subordinates Are Unstoppable!

The latest chapters are really well written. The male protagonist really stands out from the ordinary second- and third-rate novel protagonists. He finally has his own will and transforms into a real brave man. The male protagonist is possessed by external agents along the way, with the beauty by his side, strategizing and adding force. It seems that he is going to take an invincible path to rule. The reader originally thought that the male protagonist would continue to fight the politics with the nobles and beat them to death when the operation was completed. However, the reality is that there is no time at all. When the general trend of decadence strikes, those who dare to resist will inevitably suffer a bloody blow and die without regrets in order to gain a glimmer of light. The past glory and conspiracies have burned everything to the will of this moment. Although I know that the protagonist will not die, at least in this plot description, the protagonist wields a knife towards fate, resists even when everything is good, and fights until the last moment. It is much better than those neurotic protagonists who don't know what to do all day long.

A very good Western Fantasy Lord story, written with great feeling, and the resourcefulness is close to first-rate, which is simply rare. The characterization is also pretty good. The disadvantage is that the deeds of the characters that can obviously be focused on are split into multiple characters. I have a general feeling that the story level is comparable to the game version or the version that fills in the shortcomings, but the character creation is a little thinner because capable enemies die too quickly. If we look forward to the follow-up, can't the protagonist still be the overlord? Although Overlord is not bad, in terms of our feelings, leaders like Liu Bang, Cao Cao, and Li Shimin would be more comfortable.

You can see it, but there aren't many farming parts.

It was fine in the front, but why did it start to abuse the owner in the back?

The reason I gave you four stars is that you didn't make me happy. If you have a golden finger, use it.

The platform only had a score of 6.3 On December 4th. Seeing is Believing does not have any redundant and complicated plot. The author describes the plot and story in a very smooth and smooth transition. The most exciting thing is the courage of the protagonist in the war and the gathering of serfs to break out. The words are touching people's hearts and are the most refreshing.

The plot is compact, with data but fuzzy data, especially the main character's data, is handled very well, avoiding a lot of unreasonableness, and the characterization of the characters is okay, but there is too little content.

The part about fighting the troll was so well written that I enjoyed reading it.

I think it's well written and the characters are well created.

Not bad. It's a rare good article in Tomato. The protagonist is well portrayed and the supporting characters are also flesh and blood. Although the infrastructure is a bit sketchy, the flaws are not hidden. The plot has ups and downs and is very passionate [please read carefully]