Steam Lord: Rising from the Colony

The beginning is very engaging, and the plot is fast-paced, but more of the depraved and decadent daily life could be added. I believe many people would enjoy watching it. 👀

This author has something special; the book is captivating. It opens with the protagonist on the run, then proceeds cautiously to a new continent, with a world that incorporates powered mechs and artillery – definitely worth reading! 👍

Not bad. This book contains various elements such as steam technology, evil gods, aristocratic struggles, slavery, mother-daughter relationships, best friends, domination, and married women. The protagonist creates gods through technological advancements. [Attention][Attention][Attention]

Actually, many things can be resolved with force. 😏😏😏

In the early stages, there were many details involved, and the development and growth were relatively stable. The middle stage involves fighting the king in a ring until one comes into contact with supernatural powers. Later on, when fighting gods, things started to go a little slower. The gods seemed unusually straightforward (or even foolish) when trying to reason.

It's a great read. The political intrigue at the beginning and the extraordinary abilities later on are both quite good. However, I felt that the method of acquiring technology by whipping slaves was a bit off, because whipping slaves didn't really serve any purpose in the story, and other methods could have been used instead.

Yes, they do have some skill on Tomato, but we haven't seen anything related to steampunk yet, like Steam Rider or something. Turns out he's an experienced author. I've read all five novels; I finished *The White Bone Demon*, and only read half of the others. I just put them down and forgot about them. Keeping up with updates is too difficult.

This one is clearly written with care; it's much better than the previous two. Especially the last one—I'm not saying this to be mean, but it was basically just haphazard writing, even worse than the first half of the book before that. Of course, we still have to trust the author; they have the talent. A very classic, enjoyable read; you can jump right in! [Please update more frequently!]

That night, the protagonist pondered for a long time. He thought of the countless slave owners whipping their black tusks, their property and servants to be seized by the ruthless Lincoln in the future. Tears streamed down his face. Had the blood of those reactionary slave owners been shed in vain?

Although many parts are far-fetched and don't make sense, and the protagonist is a lecherous lunatic, if you're looking for something to read, you can still check out this kind of light and enjoyable novel that doesn't require much brainpower to get through the reading slump!