After the Brave Team Was Disbanded, I Became the Lord

It's a pretty good article about farming. I looked at the title and thought it was about quitting the team, but actually the captain went home to fight for the family business [face covering]

He respects science and develops step by step. The author has a unique view on developing the territory. He did not rush to develop gunpowder and other technologies. Instead, he started from the two aspects of agriculture and commerce, built roads, entrusted others to develop frost-resistant products, and built a more reasonable and safe environment. Houses, army building, etc. The characters described by the author are really interesting, with a rational side and a cute side. For example, he may be a serious boss, but when there is a banquet, he has the kind of playful smile and conspicuous person who raises a glass and drinks [laughs] The author respects the limitations of technology of the times, but if he only focuses on this point, it is equivalent to picking up the least valuable treasure in a room full of jewelry. The author's creation of characters is really top-notch

It looks pretty good so far, and it's a nice change of flavor after seeing too many of the same cookie-cutter weapons developed in other worlds. It's so ambiguous to have a single female protagonist. Since it's a single female protagonist, why not indicate it in the introduction from the beginning? You have to mark it halfway through.

It's pretty good-looking, really, and the writing is absolutely top-notch. Also, I am an Aila Party member, so I think it's good to be brothers. The follow-up development is quite confusing. How will the imperial struggle between the eldest prince and the male protagonist be? Human races and elves and goblins will probably also have to fight. In the end, there will be a war between humans and gods, right? Otherwise, the coexistence of science and education to rejuvenate the country and the religious and divine system would be too fragmented, and the concept of artificial electricity is locked. There is currently no solution. The subsequent plot does not feel like it will end well, but there is really nothing to say about the shaping of some of them. I give it five stars.

Very good lord story, I thought it was Long Aotian who quit the team, but I didn't expect it was a bitter experience [laughs]

It's interesting, but it's not popular. It's not an ordinary team withdrawal. The protagonist team completed the task and then naturally disbanded. There are no obvious poisonous points. I have seen the latest chapter 326 so far.

It has an absolutely self-disciplined protagonist, an SSR supporting actress at the beginning, a high-organization buff for the people, a policy tree that can be used by the whole family (commune, gun barrel), and a decent Western fantasy farming novel. It has a chance to become a hit six or seven years ago, but it is a pity that there are two mountains in front of it: Release the Witch and The Sword of 8:05. But I remember that there is good data about a one-turn space elevator on 🍅. I hope the author can plan the outline well, write elegantly, and stick to the completion of the book.

After reading over a hundred chapters, there are no obvious highlights. The plot is reasonable, the protagonist is well-cast, and some supporting characters have also created a very distinct image. The development of technology has not reached the sky in one step, but the novel ideas of time travelers have become reality bit by bit. However, I have some doubts about the emotional line. It is said that the male protagonist loves the princess, Bai Yueguang, but there are many cp-oriented interactions with Baimao. The title is also a single female protagonist, so who is the female protagonist [Chigua]

I have only read more than 20 chapters, and I can already feel the excellence of this book. The essence of the Lord is mixed with the content of the hero's retirement and the civil engineering of the past life, which is quite good.

It's so damn good-looking. A wonderful and epic text that can definitely compete for the top spot. The pace is not sluggish, and the emotional line is also very exciting. (Who said Tsundere is out of the game? Tsundere is great. The sense of motherhood from fellow villagers is also great. Princess Bai Yueguang has not entered the emotional line yet. Looking forward to the follow-up development) The development of technology is not introduced without restraint. The introduction of local supernatural abilities is also very restrained. It can be seen that the author put a lot of effort into this novel To be honest, I was initially attracted by the label of a single female protagonist and wanted to try something out. As the characters appear, the depiction gradually becomes fuller. In the epic of blood and fire, I began to worry that it would be nice if everyone could have a happy ending. To be honest, the dedication of a single female protagonist to the role she appears on is a bit cruel. Fortunately, it was later changed to multiple female protagonists. Laojia, Laojia, there will still be your story [crying][crying][crying] To: The legendary seven knights, the legendary lord of Stone Cliff, the honorary knight of the kingdom, the practitioner of chivalry, the dependent of the goddess of mercy, who has finished his oath with his body broken, Calvin, salute 🫡🫡🫡

Overall it's pretty good. Currently I can give it a score of about 85 points. Protagonist: If you understand, you understand, and if you don't understand, you don't understand. It's relatively real, and there are a lot of modern technologies that you don't know. Unlike other novels, it's just about gunpowder, power generation, airplanes and cannons. How can normal people know these things? What is advanced at present are ideas and concepts that infect people's hearts. This is more true. Plot: There are not many flaws. There are four or five highlights, but they are not too bright. There are ups and downs, but there are not many twists and turns. Supporting characters: The Seven Brave Group, each character's character is still very outstanding, this is very praised, I look forward to further updates from the author

It's a good five-star review. Unsystematic writing can better test the author's writing skills. The characters are full-bodied. I personally like the description of daily life or details. The delicate parts make people feel that this is the life of a real lord of another world [laughing]

At first I thought it was a light-hearted short story about Nikgaru quitting the team, but I didn't expect it to be a Western fantasy story like Sword of the Dawn that focuses on farming, which is a gimmick and then leaves. Those who like to read Western fantasy can read it. The author is a more rigorous kind of person, and there is no super Eureka technology. The protagonist is still centrally air-conditioned. He cares about flirting but not eating. He pretends to be stupid and concentrates on playing Civilization VI. The overall tone is relaxed, with a lot of adventure and combat elements added. It is not completely farming, with farming accounting for about 1/3.

Calvin is really the most successful character created by this book. He is young and paranoid, but his paranoia is caused by his duty, his loyalty to the knight, and his responsibility as a lord. Not only is he paranoid, but he is also loyal and friendly to his partners and his master. He is really a perfect character. His paranoia is not his weakness, but also his strength.

It's a good-looking western fantasy, and the characters of the brave team are also vividly drawn. Three of the seven brave men are reliable, and the others are all gods. The author wrote at the end, "Hey, it's all because of this jealous dumpling, Knight Calvin, you are a real knight, woo woo woo, I want to resurrect him"

It's not bad. Although the retreat flow is just a gimmick, it is a very pure western fantasy style farming novel. The construction of the territory, the external crises, and the characterization of the characters are all very smooth and natural. I feel that the author's writing is as simple as breathing, and the background of the world is also revealed bit by bit. However, I have seen more than 200 chapters so far, and the perspective is mainly focused on the interior of the kingdom, with less depictions of other races and more similar to the background of the external environment. I don't know if the author has drawn a distribution map of power. I'm curious as to what the world looks like [laughing] This is Chapter 460. The civil strife in the kingdom has been resolved (probably), and some light and bright plots are finally ushering in. I've been quite happy to watch it recently. The current view is not only within the kingdom, but also extends slightly outward. Maintain the review, it is a good book. Additional review on June 15, 2026. This book is one of the best books I have ever read on Tomato. The authors who dig holes and remember to fill them in are all good authors. On June 19, 26, I finished spreading flowers, a good book worth reading

It is a pretty good Western fantasy novel. It is the only Western fantasy novel that I can read for a while. The protagonist is still in a period of rapid development, and the plot progress is very smooth and interesting. So far, the plot design is interesting, not too monotonous, and is a work worth watching.

This book is one of the best written in Tomato, and the plot arrangements are very reasonable. However, because the main character has not died, there are not many exciting points. In today's fast food era, there are no exciting points and no fast pace. This means that the number of people who read this book is bound to be relatively small. The number of people who urged me to update after reading the book was very small. (I hope that the protagonist's character can be improved or more cool points can be added in the future. In this case, this book will be more popular, because this book is already good for you, with appropriate logic and reasonable plot!

It's a pretty good novel in Yang Persimmon. The plot of Deadborn, Resident Evil, and Kingdom Royale is a bit broken in the middle part. Some of the CCB links are a bit inexplicable. It is recommended to skip them if appropriate. However, the overall novel is acceptable. At present, the latest chapter recycles foreshadowing and connects the timeline. I said that writing a novel requires an outline, but you don't understand 😋

I think this book is very well written. The farming in the early stage is written very naturally. The war in the middle stage, the conflicts between various tribes, and the depiction of the Seven Knights are all very good. In the later stage, all kinds of troubles are solved, people's daily lives are also very interesting, and the ending is happy and happy. Although the values ​​​​in the novel are not as high and noble as those particularly famous farming novels and lord novels, it is still a perfect novel for me. The male protagonist is very good in the early stage, managing the territory, awakening abilities in the mid-term, fighting, handling the endgame in the later stage, etc. He also handles the relationship with many female protagonists very well, and the portrayal of various heroines is also very lovable. Many characters in this novel are great, especially Calvin, who is my favorite in the Brave Squad, and the male protagonist's best friend Abrody, who has transformed from an elegant and handsome boy to a funny man.

Excellent opening concept, the identity of the handyman of the brave team with a modern soul is eye-catching. The disbandment of the team is the opening, triggering the conflict of the kingdom. The blanket hero who was born as a serf shows the personality characteristics of the protagonist. At the same time, the members of the team can directly play important roles in the plot. The entire plot unfolded naturally. High-frequency but not overwhelming jokes. The article contains a lot of neta and jokes, and you can see the shadow of various other works, but it doesn't feel out of place. It integrates very well with the plot and makes people feel that this is how it should be. I wrote this dumpling just for the sake of jealousy. Delicate emotional description. The territorial development of this book is the bones, the world exploration is the sinews, and the emotional development is the flesh. From the correspondence at the beginning, to the family relationship, to the brotherhood, to the harem party struggles, the emotional relationship between the protagonist and everyone has always been the focus of the article, and many excellent characters have been portrayed as a result (I'm talking about you Laojia). This may be a problem for friends who want to watch farming, but for people who like to have fun watching several characters get together and make a fuss, this way of writing is absolutely fine and easy. Finally, there is just the right happy ending. Everyone solved the problem as a matter of course, and lived happily and naturally. There was no bitterness, great hatred, or lifelong regret. The article ended when it was supposed to end, and there was no delay in opening a new map or anything like that. It was so well received that it kept the interest where it should stay. I am delighted with this very good reading experience. But the shortcomings are also obvious. First, it cannot be read as a pure field novel. Second, there are heavy traces of AI assistance, especially in the early stage. It feels like the traces of D guidance. It is probably also a classic method of writing the outline yourself and then AI filling in the content. All in all, it's a classic happy comedy, worth watching.

A very nice Western fantasy Lord novel. The storyline and plot logic are quite good. The protagonist is also very charming. I hope it will be a single heroine and not a harem. I went, and only after reading the commentary did I know that it was changed to multiple female protagonists. I gave up on the thunder harem.

The rating is low, so there should be no problem with giving it 9 points. Excellent character design, description, and the creation of each character are three-dimensional; the overall plot is a traditional royal style, with slight flaws in logic and rationality, but the flaws are not concealed, and the overall framework is still very good; in terms of writing style, the article style is more inclined to comedy and comedy, but the writing style is a little worse in some deeper and sadistic places, and it is difficult to have deeper empathy, such as the death of Calvin and the inner struggle of the nun. I hope the author can strengthen this part. PS: Let me praise the character descriptions. Compared with similar novels, some plots are halfway through and I don't even know what the male and female protagonists look like. It's quite difficult.

It's a good book, but I like the ending of the big group making dumplings. It's a pity that it's a single heroine. It seems that it's good if the princess doesn't turn against her. It's hard for the fellow and the tsundere to have to choose one, and it's not clear who it is yet. If you don't care about this, you can take a look. It's one of the better Western fantasy novels written by Tomato recently. I'll come back and read it when I find out who the heroine is [rolls eyes]

Top dumpling vinegar, who knows the sense of redemption that comes from watching 296 chapters of mygo memes heartily in one breath [face covering] Although I say this, there is a saying that the author really cannot write well, whether it is the reversal of the characters in the early and late stages, or the length of the author using a few chapters Just by shaping the early iron-blooded Calvin as the Seven Knights, we can see that the author has an outline and a good writing style. All in all, it is a good Lord's book. The characters are not one-sided, the protagonist has operations, and the world view is grand but not cluttered.

Both the writing and the storyline are very good. The biggest problem of most feudal lords is that slow-burning can be boring before the territory develops. However, this book is very interesting in the early stage because of the narration of adventure experiences, the past growth history of the protagonist, and the protagonist's teammates. The character creation is very good. Many works can be considered good if they can portray the female protagonist and the male protagonist. This one is very good. It not only portrays the male protagonist and the female protagonist, but also creates a lot of characters. Not only are there many, but they are also very precise. The female characters are created very well, how good is it? It was so good that both the author and the readers thought it was a single female protagonist in the early stage. Later, the author and readers were looking forward to it, not just a single female protagonist. In summary, this is a top-notch novel with good writing, interesting storyline, and complete character development. Let me make an additional digression: you must be resurrected!

After reading it, it is definitely a masterpiece of Western fantasy. Although the group portraits of the 7 Knights have a somewhat grand idea, the title is somewhat inconsistent with the content, and the author did not completely grasp each individual, he was able to portray Ella and Calvin with very distinctive personalities, as well as the highly "preferred" Princess Celia. In comparison, the others are not as profound, but it is enough to show the author's strength. The pit filling at the end certainly brought the emotions to a peak, but also gave the story a reasonably long and profound ending. However, the Death Battle Royale, which is suspected of being a lost Christmas Eve, is indeed a bit strange. It has lost a lot of strength, and its flaws cannot be concealed. No one can make mistakes without being a sage. Two golden shields, a person's life. The story of Blanket Knight Benjamin is waiting for you to open it.

It's okay, the writing is good, there's nothing bad about it, but there's nothing too eye-catching either. It looks okay, but it's always blocked and there's nothing exciting about it. After seeing it, I sent more than 200 photos. I saw more than 200 of them and it was like that. My own development is too slow. Then this thing happened again and again. It felt like the world was ending and I was still in elementary school. It's plain, nothing eye-catching. So a paragraph.

On the surface, it is a novel about retreating from the army, but in essence, it is a novel about leading the mainstream, and it also has two elements (lord and saint). The writing style is simple but clear, the logic is basically sound, the plot is also clever, and overall it is of the kingly and leading style. It is a pretty good book.

Nice. At first I thought this book was just about ordinary retirement farming, but in fact it is an epic story with growth elements. However, the background is a special period after the adventure, when teenagers turn into mature adults. I have never read a Western fantasy novel with this setting before; most of the protagonists are alone at the beginning, but this book is different. The retirement attribute of the protagonist itself brings a lot of very profound meanings. These ties are not thousands of miles away without interfering with each other, but are undergoing bold changes, truly affecting the subsequent direction of the story, creating a sudden and extreme development. These elements are very novel, and these novel characteristics have been fully explored by the author. You can see that there is growth, there are sacrifices, there are gains and losses, and there are all kinds of call backs from the past, but you can't see the corner of peace and obscene development. This is why I insist that this is an epic rather than a farming story. In short, it is an unexpected novel in every sense. I won't mention other basic advantages such as excellent character creation, self-consistent world view setting, etc. Highly recommended.