Global Lord: I Start by Giving My Subjects Traits

It's pretty good-looking and doesn't have any issues for me. All of a sudden, the villain is constantly in the face, and the protagonist is forced to a dead end, treating the protagonist like a dog, and taunting him for several chapters.

Real review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Currently, I have reached chapter 320, and the number of updates is probably around 200. Overall it's worth watching and the setting is innovative. It is a lord development story, and there is no female protagonist as of now. ① The protagonist's golden finger is the "entry" talent, which covers a wide range - including races, individuals, groups, entire groups, territories, buildings, etc., Entries can be generated, and the entry types cover various aspects such as economy, people's livelihood, military, etc., Achieving all-round and balanced development. ② Even if the protagonist develops rapidly, has a fierce momentum, and wins many firsts, there will always be a group of players who can follow the protagonist and upgrade, and there will always be people who openly play villains and sing against the protagonist. ③The shortcoming is that the description of the villain player group is slightly thin and lacks detailed support. The book does not explain clearly how these player villains keep up with the protagonist's development.

It's okay, but you can't delve into many details, otherwise it will affect the perception. For example, when hunting prey, it is impossible for only the protagonist to hunt 10,000 people. It is too exaggerated. Secondly, regarding the increase in difficulty brought about by upgrading, I don't know whether time will push the difficulty upgrading to advance, or whether only upgrading will bring about an increase in difficulty. This setting is not a big problem, but it is easy to cause a situation where the protagonist is far ahead and drags others forward, which can easily lead to a nanny plot. You should pay attention to this. It is okay if it is handled well, but if it is not handled well, it can easily lead to poison. After all, you have to bring enough benefits to the protagonist, otherwise it will be pure sacrifice or overpayment and little reward. There is also the issue of talent. It is recommended to add racial hidden talents. Otherwise, for others, this will not be survival, but a pure slow death. It all depends on whether the individual's talent is good enough, otherwise they will not survive at all. Hidden talents can be divided into individual and group categories. For example, Brother Flathead can have individual brave talents: he can improve his attributes when facing strong enemies. Sheep people can have unity: when the number of races reaches a certain level, they can improve attributes or bring special effects such as alertness, increased perception range, and leadership talents. Rabbits can also have alertness talents, or Desperate Counterattack: Being in crisis improves attack and reaction. After all, rabbits will bite when they are anxious.

After reading Chapter 49, I felt a little nervous when I saw that the bunny person was selected and the first one was a woman. Fortunately, I didn't start that right away. I think we shouldn't do anything like that in the early and middle stages. Of course, it's best not to do it at all. I came to see the lord, but it still depends on how the author writes it. There was one time when the protagonist had to whisper so close to Tu Yiyi's ear that she blushed, but nothing else. It is not difficult to obtain entries. Now you can extract entries in about a day or two, and the subjects themselves may also get exclusive entries. The entries are also divided into racial and personal entries. I just don't know if there are entries for all the subjects, buildings, and territories. The protagonist can also share the entries with individual subjects. Now it can be shared between two people.

As Tomato's original science fiction post-apocalyptic lord article, the "entry system" of this book is indeed eye-catching. The setting of all human beings traveling through another world to become lords adds to the pressure of survival. The threats of natural disasters and monsters make every step of development full of tension. The protagonist Zhang Qi gained the first-mover advantage by taking decisive actions, and the awakening entries are designed with a sense of strategy - "Eight hundred is eight hundred" to win with less, the "Guardian Heart" to gain empathy, and the "Speculative Hero" to become stronger by doing good. It is both refreshing and logical, making the development process full of expectations.

It's so good🥰I originally read the comment section and said that the male protagonist was too quick to attack troops and had a lot of popularity. It was illogical and not logical. In addition, the score was only 7 points. I clicked on this book many times without reading it. As a result, I couldn't find the book today. Then I looked at the result and it turned out to be really good. The reason for the explosion of troops too quickly is because it was originally set to be the savior lord. When you see his current update, you don't find that the popularity value is left unused. Up to the current update, the writing has been pretty good, and I think it's probably the best among Tomatoes. The male protagonist was not portrayed through vulgar language, nor was he forced to have a physical or emotional pull with the supporting character. I can't find many articles like this in Tomato. Some of the male protagonists in Tomato haven't even finished more than 20 chapters. They start to make fun of the appearance, body and situation of the supporting female characters, making all kinds of verbal abuse, and mocking and looking down on the supporting male characters. Some of the female protagonists are only halfway through the articles, and they start to give their resources to friends, boyfriends, or family members without asking for anything in return. Even if it slows down their own development, even if their friends, boyfriends, or family members develop their resources later, they don't give them as much help as they can. This book does have some minor flaws in some parts, but after reading the current update, it is not a big problem for those who like farming stories, explosive soldier flow, tun logistics, infrastructure stories, Jianguo stories, and Furui Kong.

Summary: survival, lord, demihuman, entry Overall, the subject matter is quite unique, especially certain advertisements. The plot is comparable to twice-cooked pork, and the characters are very similar to chili peppers. They have a clear positioning. It is obvious that he/she is who he/she is and exists to promote a certain part, just like chili peppers are bright red just to be eaten. But overall, it's still quite satisfactory, with no outstanding features and no obvious pitfalls. The creativity is good, and the writing in some parts is quite fun. Some of the content is indeed not too conventional, and there are surprising points.

I can only say that it is watchable, and the protagonist's population growth rate is a bit too fast. There are already more than 2,000 people in Chapter 77. If something unexpected happens, the novel can almost be finished in Chapters 200 to 300.

Old fans, let me give it five stars first and see if I can keep it later.

After seeing Chapter 468, I can summarize it: pure and refreshing writing. Among the clear villains, except for the sister of the demi-human emperor, all the others are basically gone. There is no heroine yet. The protagonist has almost never been stuck in the realm. Except for the opening stage, there is basically no one who can fight at the same level, and he can basically kill enemies by leapfrogging. In addition, everyone on the protagonist's side is basically alive (a few died in the middle, but they were all easily resurrected without paying much of a price).