The Elk Lord

A different kind of Western fantasy novel, featuring a harsh external environment, a kingdom undergoing drastic changes, the church, the Symbiotic Society, corrupt nobles, and more. The story begins in a chaotic, hellish world, with the protagonist leading a small, fledgling team, struggling to survive, changing their territory, and altering their living space. Come on, keep reading and see how the author portrays the Deer Lord's step-by-step struggle and progress.

This book is definitely worth reading. In this era where everyone has access to systems, it's a rare book about developing oneself through farming. The plot is compelling and the story is fast-paced, which is the opposite of the typical fast-paced, invincible novel. As long as it continues to be updated, it will surely become a classic.

A thrilling tale of Western-style Mount & Blade, set against the backdrop of an impending apocalypse. Corrupt nobles devour the last vestiges of life, despair spreads among the common people, monstrous beasts roam freely, and mysterious extraterrestrial demons plot their schemes. Despite the impending collapse of the empire, various factions continue their power struggles.

It's realistic and objective, a comfortable and smooth read, and so far it's only around forty chapters, which is good.

The novel Western style and the different European combat mode are worth checking out. I can't wait for the next installment! Thumbs up! 👍

Realistic and not exaggerated, with a tight plot, the early stages involve escape, followed by the gradual acceptance of new members and expansion of the territory's population, which is very interesting and the journey is not easy. It's definitely worth savoring. Those who like system-based stories might want to skip this; it's a slow-burn novel. Highly recommended! 👍

Practicality is not required. If you like fast-paced, action-packed stories, you can skip this. The plot unfolds with breadth and gradually, the timeline is reasonable and not rushed, and it is suitable for slow and careful reading. If you are impatient, don't read it.

Quite good. The best thing about this book is its timeline arrangement. Another good thing is that it shows what a true lord is. Many books of this kind nowadays don't have a timeline. They write year by year, trying to cram everything into a year, and they have no ability to write across time.

This book has a very clear plot, a very creative world view, detailed content, and the protagonist is not brainless or has any cheat codes. The rigorous world view is still outstanding among Tomato's works. I recommend everyone to read it (it's just that it's a bit too tragic 😂 Although it's a post-apocalyptic world, the journey back south is like Journey to the West).

New book recommendation! A good start; the setting, plot, and main character are quite likable. The author has clearly put in effort; looking forward to the rest of the story! Keep up the good work!