Lord: My Journey Begins with Rescuing a Beastkin Girl from the Arena

It's quite good-looking. I personally like the male protagonist's character. I think this kind of relationship progress is normal. There is no drama like saving an orc and then falling in love with the male protagonist. It's worth watching. It's just that the escort scene at the beginning looks a little flawed. Overall, it's not bad. However, I think the male protagonist should change the names he calls others. Don't treat others as yours. After all, he is a lord. Isn't it weird to pay back to his subjects? You're done.

The protagonist has a good character, has his own bottom line, and is in his own interests. He is very decisive in killing the refugees, and has methods for his own people. He is not too gentle, and there is no brainless killing. The most important thing in a book is the creation of the protagonist. It is a good lord story. I hope there will be a leopard man rice bowl [sneaky smile] and more updates, come on!

So far, it seems that there are no poisonous points, and the writing style is also very good, unlike the assembly line novels written by AI. I personally love reading lord articles, and the writing is also to my liking. I sincerely recommend it (if you don't like it, please don't criticize me, thank you) I don't know why the rating is so low, but it's a really good book

How to put it this way, I personally think that as of the latest chapter 79, the previous plots are still good. Although there are some small flaws in wording or fact, the overall character creation and plot advancement are still good, and it can be rated 4.5 Points. Regarding the protagonist's system and soul travel, let's talk about the system first. At present, it seems that it is actually a memory hanger. Its biggest use is to improve productivity. Most of the problems are solved by the protagonist himself, so that the system can have room to play and prioritize. Then there is the issue of soul travel. This is a big poisonous point for many readers now. After all, the body is not your own. What will you do with your love in the future, right? 🤦Although I personally don't have much opinion on this, after all, the most important thing about a person is the soul, but the majority of readers may not necessarily buy it. If the author can see it, he can make a patch in this aspect. I'll comment later if I have anything else to say.

The writing is smooth and the logic is clear. It is much better than the brainless lord writing that shows off its domineering spirit.

It looks good so far. After that, we have to look at the treatment of the world view, the development route of the protagonist, etc. But for me, the most important thing is the handling of interpersonal relationships. At present, there is definitely a trend. It depends on how the author handles emotional issues. It is best to make every relationship unobtrusive and profound enough. It is based on soul compatibility, congeniality, mutual dependence, and mutual need, rather than simply being dazzled by beauty. Come on

It's very interesting. Is the author writing a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists?

It's a very nice book, but I don't understand why the rating is so low? All I can say is that the writing, plot, and story are all impeccable. It has the necessary farm development, the necessary brains, and the necessary passion. I have only read a few chapters now, and I can say that I have been sucked in. I dare say that if we read on boldly, the author will never let us down.

This writing is good, why is it so pointless? Some settings are a combination of Chinese and Western, which is a bit confusing, but the main direction is standard Western fantasy, especially the detailed description, the author still uses his heart.

I've read about 40 chapters. There's nothing wrong with this novel, and there's nothing bad about it. It's just a science fiction novel. Except for the appearance of an indescribable Krewe character in the middle, the protagonist is all about science and technology. Those who like fantasy can pass it by, but if you don't mind, you can still read it 😎 😎 😎