Lord: My Maid Corps

When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up at midnight, the small-scale praise field begins to speak out, and the number of dead collections begins to decrease.

Over 10,000 people are reading it, but only 10 have commented. Nobody dares to comment! I think the author's writing is decent, although it has some flaws. But if people are already reading this kind of story, what more could they expect?

Author, I've read through 100 chapters. It's quite good for a Western fantasy story, with few flaws. Suitable for those who enjoy farming, power struggles, and character development. Here are my thoughts: In terms of development, Previously, the spirits hatched from the World Tree in the First Era were all loyal to the World Tree.

Not bad. Although there weren't any typical overpowered protagonist climaxes, the protagonist steadily progressed after obtaining his cheat ability, mastering the essence of seeking progress through hardship. He has a promising future. Overall, it suits my taste quite well.

The protagonist's rise to power and the arrangement of his special abilities are both quite reasonable, the writing is very delicate, and the story has a touch of innovation, so it's easy to get completely absorbed in the reading experience.

It's a passable Western fantasy/power struggle novel. So far, the power-ups aren't too overpowered. Aside from the slightly confusing level system and character names (the author seems confused) and the limited content, there aren't many problems.

Dry, padded with unnecessary details, too much explanation; I'm giving it five stars because of the harem theme, just to give it some encouragement.

Well written, keep it up!

Okay, okay, okay

It's good; it has a main storyline, action scenes, and a plot. Most importantly, the character designs are quite solid.