The Strongest Lord: I Am the Lord of Angels and the Undead

The latest few pictures and the first dozens of pictures are quite interesting. I feel a little bit poisonous when I see the male protagonist resurrecting a female character. If I want to write an indigenous plot, I think it's okay, but I think the protagonist's divinity isn't enough, it's just not obvious enough to pretend. And I feel that the plot is a bit ridiculous. The protagonist wants to spread his faith to other countries. The author can describe it through a more grand story. One advantage of the article is that the war is well written. It would be better if the depiction is more grand. If you want to write about indigenous supporting characters, you must portray the characters through interesting stories and write them in an interesting way, otherwise it will just be a waste of words. Moreover, this is a national lord. You can write a larger world view and introduce the lords from other places. Don't write the supporting characters as having no IQ. It will be really embarrassing sometimes. In addition, there are several problems that I feel: the pressure of the villain Abyss is not enough; the IQ of the supporting characters is too low; and the author's scene descriptions are too few. Come on, update quickly

Although the plot of this book is a bit classic, it is still very comfortable to read overall. But what makes me a little confused is that the protagonist, as a reborn person, has no sense of maturity and stability at all. It makes people wonder, how did he become the deputy commander-in-chief of the Federation? But the author is still very good at seizing the feeling of pleasure. The challenge at the beginning is not the highest level of difficulty, and then a bug happens to make it the highest difficulty. He uses clever ideas to subdue the bright lizard and become the Lord of Holy Light. Later, although he showed some mental retardation during the challenge, it was still understandable overall. He became the Undead Emperor in a very humorous manner, and then summoned heroic spirits and the God of Death. One thing I like about the author is that his combat power is not as serious as that of others, and he is very obedient. The author upgraded him because he thought his talent was rubbish. So every time a new unit appears, I look forward to what it will look like when it is upgraded with talent? I feel like there is a clip in the middle that I don't like very much. The audience watching the live broadcast is like a national destiny novel. They like to blame the protagonist crazily and then constantly mock the protagonist before the battle. However, there are still too few characters at present, and it is still unclear who the heroine is. Is there multiple heroines or no heroines? I personally don't like Li Miaolin very much. The author's portrayal of her is too little to let people feel her character. My impression of dwarves is stronger than hers. Moreover, I feel that the protagonist is in a relatively weak position when communicating with her father at the beginning. The protagonist is obviously in an advantageous position, but he who came back from here 10 years ago feels so immature, just like the yellow hair that deceived other people's daughters. Finally, I still hope that the author writes more, but it doesn't matter if he writes slowly, at least the logic must be self-consistent. Come on, author, you are much better than those studio assembly line works anyway [blowing kiss]

I can only say that in this environment, as long as it is smooth and refreshing, I think it is very good. It can be clearly seen that I want to use the numerical inflator to become a cool point, and at the same time, I am controlling the combat power. I can't say how excellent it is, but it's good enough for what I want to see. It can be considered a wonderful little time to kill.

The writing is quite good so far, there is no problem with the logic, and the writing style is OK. You can write less about the real world and focus more on the battlefield. One undead and one angel. Both belong to the aggressive rule type, and they can be self-sufficient without being controlled by others.

It's a pretty good book. I wanted to give it 4 stars, but Tomato scored it 9 points lower and no one read it, which lowered the author's rating. There are not many bad points in the book. The protagonist is a kind of person who is more affectionate and has a strong sense of family and country, which is very suitable for my taste. I feel that the small flaw is that the protagonist is the Lord of Holy Light and the Emperor of the Undead. I feel that preaching depends entirely on the Holy Light, and the undead are just used for doing chores and delivering goods. I feel that the two faiths are very unequal, and it does not bring out the author's full sense of "The Redemption of All Beings and Natural Disasters" after the author merged the two artifacts of the Undead and the Holy Light. In fact, there are many people who believe in death, and the protagonist's ability can make the undead painting look more beautiful. It can be developed in both aspects. In the protagonist's camp, people who believe in the Holy Light will go to heaven and become angels after death, and people who believe in death will be reincarnated as undead after death. These are all alternative forms of eternal life. Then the protagonist casts Holy Light to save the world with his left hand, and casts Death Punishment with his right hand. Grace and punishment are integrated into one. I can't even imagine how handsome it is.

The writing is good, but I don't know how to maintain it in the later stage, because the protagonist's early awakening skills are already incredible. I feel like I can't keep my settings right. Chasing [Like]

This book is pretty good in my opinion. It's pretty good in terms of writing about the undead. I've read a novel about the undead. I summoned a skeleton and it only lasted for three minutes. It was the first time I heard that the transferred necromancer couldn't outnumber the enemies.

I finished it in one go. It's pretty good at this stage and the pacing is well controlled. The only minor criticism is that the emotional lines between my childhood sweetheart and my subordinate were not very well written. I feel like it could have been deleted, but overall it's undoubtedly a good book (✪▽✪). Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง[shy]

Needless to say, Angels and the Undead is a good subject. Just pay attention to the relationship between the two parties and the protagonist in the future. The focus is on the battle, which is very interesting, especially between the generals [Like]

Yes, many similar lord stories by Tomato were taken away after reading it for a while. This one is good, and it comes out in a timely manner. There are no other lord stories, and the plot is always stuck. Of course, there are some shortcomings, but they can be ignored if the author has a good attitude.