Emerald Lord: I Rely on the Fourth Natural Disaster to Revive Nature

It's been a long time since I wrote it, so I'd like to give you a good review. Then the following is the review. I actually don't like the overall character ratio, it's about 3:7 between female and male. There are many female characters in the opening chapter. Whether it's Jiumumu, the blogger and magician, or I forgot the specific name, I think Ata, there are a lot of female characters, and they are different from ordinary female characters. Then from chapter 60 to 70, male characters appear one after another. Basically, there are many male characters and then one female character, and there are many male characters and then one female character. However, there are actually relatively few novels in this category, so I persisted in reading it. The overall description in the front is really okay. Sisters who are concerned about the gender ratio can give it a try and see if they can accept the proportions in the back. The overall story is well written, there are indeed quite a lot of lyrical moments, I think the time jump is pretty good, and the overall story progression and general structure are well written. Some places are a bit too lyrical too early, such as the part about the shark. If he had finished describing the sirens and their reasons before going into a long section of lyricism, I would have been more accepting of it. Most of the wording in the writing is okay, but both the male and female characters are used to talking about brothers, which makes me feel... How should I put it, sisters who like this theme, I think you can take a look and follow it. The plot setting and game setting are quite good. If you can accept the gender ratio, brothers and some exaggerated lyrical descriptions, the whole article is still good.

It's a good-looking Western fantasy novel. It's different from the usual summoning of the fourth natural disaster. You have to pay attention and read it slowly. It feels like a very long story.

So far it's okay

I like it so much! It's a very warm territory. I hope the map will be expanded and have more races. Keep up the good work, author!