Halo************

I think this halo comes and goes. The author forgot when he wrote that the active halo has a detection effect. It is not used by the orc caravan, nor by searching the room at night, nor by searching for mobs in the territory. The only time it is used is to detect the secretary sent by the viscount to greet the protagonist (ps: the protagonist should be able to detect the above three situations immediately when he lights up the environmental serf along the way. Suddenly there are multiple cores around him, everyone thinks there is a problem)

It's okay, there's nothing to complain about, and there's nothing particularly outstanding about it, but it still made my idle mind ache to read 117 chapters in two days. It's not a strong masterpiece, but it doesn't make people uncomfortable giving up the book. It's a good book that allowed me to read over a hundred chapters in one go without changing another book (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡ Come on~ Looking forward to the follow-up [I learned it]

As long as it's not the kind of slow-burn Western fantasy where Bai Laizhang is still farming in the village, it deserves five stars.

The author shamelessly praises himself

It's okay. It's watchable in Western Fantasy.

It's a good Western fantasy novel, but for my personal preference, I couldn't read it at the end. The emotional development of the male and female protagonists is also quite reasonable. Four stars.

Not bad, worth a look

No problem at the moment

Not bad, give me a five-star encouragement.

Not bad, the future is promising

Very good western fantasy lord story

Not bad, not bad, a rare Western fantasy novel among Tomato novels

Very good, one of the few lord stories in Tomato that I can read.

There's nothing poisonous about it, it's pretty good, come on, meow.

Nice. Integrity, smart

It's really good, the setting is novel, and the writing is also good.