I'm a Tyrant. Anyone Who Disobeys Me Dies

As for this novel, the first part you wrote is actually pretty good. There are more than 100 comments for just over 100 pictures. The rating is not bad, because I feel that it has not really reached the point of strength yet. There are some ideas, but I feel that your preference is too early. In fact, the Mithril Knights do not need to be written as too heroic. They can be used as Astartes or special forces. I have not added that the Mithril Knights are actually a small poison. And you are writing too urgently. No matter whether the new map in the sky is opened or not, or whether there is danger or not, it leaves the factory too early. Please write the Lord Farming article slowly. Moreover, you have already said that this is a planet. There are no extraordinary things on this planet. And you also said that the moon has giant dragons. You can definitely use that moon later to supplement the extraordinary pudding. In fact, you can completely write that in the early and middle stages, the extraordinary on the moon enters, and then the extraordinary revives, and then let the protagonist practice extraordinary and increase his lifespan. The early stage of your writing is indeed a bit too exciting and too empty, but actually I think this idea is still good, and you can actually write it according to the model of Warhammer 40k, without writing about its tragedy, its decay, and its darkness. If you write it like this, In fact, there are successful examples, and his results are not bad. I went to read his book three times in a row. Although his writing style is actually relatively poor, and he has already started writing the second book, and he has inherited the style of his previous book, but his writing style has improved. If you want to write a western fantasy farming novel, you have to write the details of the front, its development process, whether there is a demon or not. In fact, you should not write too hastily. If there is a film demon, the protagonist's life will be longer. Those you write, uh, can be skipped in five or ten years. If there is no film, most of them must have a golden finger, because this can explain a lot of bugs, because if some bugs are not mentioned, it is actually a poisonous point. There are also some of the most important things that you didn't actually write about, such as salt, the fuel for the armor you forged in the territory in the early stage, and the three major products you wrote about in the early stage. You made too much money by writing about it. Not to mention the high price, the more you hold on the market, the lower your sales. Although it is said that there are many kingdoms, but according to what you mean, they are actually still sold in this country. There is also your economic system. There are too many economies that come out of thin air. Although you don't need to consider too much economics when writing a lord article, this way of writing is actually setting up a self-circulation, because no matter what, the money is always in your territory, and the money will always come back to your hands. But what you wrote is too outrageous, although it has declined later.

It's good-looking. The protagonist has no ink at all. It's neat and tidy. There's no nonsense at all. You can do whatever you want. It's a semi-invincible story. In a world without demons, you have already used golden fingers to train more than a hundred heavy-armored knights with a ton of arms at the beginning. There is no frustrating plot. Recommended

This book is very comfortable to read. For me, the plot is really satisfying and very immersive. I imagine what it feels like to build it from scratch. The writing is not a noob. It really makes me feel immersive. I must give it a five-star rating.

The dumplings look a bit bland to me. Has the writing style of the dumplings been changed?

A wonderful start, it should be some time before we get the familiar taste.

[Starting with the Second Son of a Western Noble] There is a small cheat at the beginning. The protagonist is extraordinary

Bland and non-toxic, ordinary plug-ins, the protagonist is the lord You secretly develop your own cavalry at the beginning, and it's fun to develop invincibly around you.

It's rare for a protagonist to be domineering and give orders without the subjects understanding them, as long as they execute them, I applaud this. The protagonist does things neatly and decisively when encountering the enemy. 30 Knights slaughter the enemy's territory randomly. After a few chapters are written, I can put it in other novels, and there will be no more than a few dozen chapters.

It's not bad, but compared to the author's other books, this book has too few hooks. I've basically read the latest chapter. Well, there are some small points, but I think it's acceptable. I originally wanted to give it 4 stars, but this rating is too low, so I'll give it 5 stars.

It's okay. I just suggest that the protagonist has a system panel or something. It doesn't need to be more. You just need to let the protagonist know the use of the things he created. You can't rely entirely on your subordinates to try them, especially some things. If the value is too high, they may be concealed. There is also a suggestion that as the protagonist uses the synthetic ability more often, the upper limit and effect of the ability should also be improved.