Online Game: The Contest for the Lordship of All Lands

I have been reading it for a long time, and I am somewhat qualified to evaluate this book. I have a few suggestions that I hope the author will adopt, which may be beneficial to the book. 1: It's a bit watery, and the situation in the territory is a big one. Refreshing the screen every few chapters is really frustrating to the reading experience. If you have a long time, and you have gained little change, just list the items that have changed separately, instead of listing them from beginning to end. 2: It's too monotonous. Until more than 90 chapters, they are all in the game. In reality, there are only a few girls, and the protagonist only occasionally calls his family. The world view is a bit lacking. The reality does not need to be too rich, but it also cannot be a fog. Bai Xiaowen has revealed his true identity, and there is no domestic guild to come looking for him in reality. It is very strange. 3: Several guilds are fighting each other, but the relationship between the guilds and the interest transactions between the guilds are one of the highlights of the Lord's story. I haven't seen much so far, and there are still holes to be filled. It was said earlier that Kyushu and other domestic and foreign guilds wanted to win over the protagonist, but later it was written about a phone call from Korea. Can it be considered a trap? I don't mean any harm, I really want to make the book better. This kind of unsystematic and brain-based lord writing is rare and very to my taste. I feel comfortable reading it now, and there are no poisonous points or bad points. Comprehensive evaluation: A book worth reading, with an online IQ. It has some flaws, but the flaws are not hidden. It is also worth watching three ads a day.

This book about online game lords is unique. Unlike the traditional lord tattoos that lead soldiers and become military generals, it starts with counselors. The writing is very good, but what makes me a little confused is why the Jianghu Baixiaotong knows everything. Logically speaking, it shouldn't be, and for this kind of information, shouldn't it generally be used for selling? When it is directly spread, the impression is very bad, and it is also a bit confusing. Aura Influence, the author wants to describe a protagonist with superior intelligence. Some of the damage calculated before can now be directly run out using a large AI model. So those guilds did not win the first place, which makes me a little strange. When is the background of the story, but overall, it is still good. It can be seen that the author is also very attentive. I hope to work hard in the future!

The novel combines territory management, troop training, cross-domain expeditions and brotherly bonding. The battlefield scheduling is crisp and clear, and the conflicts for hegemony are intensive and not protracted. The three people cooperate with each other tacitly and have their own division of labor. They have both the sense of accomplishment of opening up wasteland and the burning feeling of fighting side by side. The system settings are clear and straightforward, and the upgrade and expansion rhythm is online. It is suitable for readers who like fast-paced hegemony and team-based farming.

The book I saw last night has been on the bookshelf for a while, but I was busy at the time + looked at the catalog and it didn't attract me much, so I forgot about it. I picked it up by chance yesterday. Since I ate a lot of poison on tomatoes, the brotherhood category was mostly backstabbing. I felt good after reading the first few photos of Roommates, and then I couldn't stop reading it. I stayed up for two hours at night + got up during the day to read it. Now I'll summarize it. The overall pace of this book is slow, and it is a slowly developing type. It also has some interactions with roommates and other people, including chatting with others. It feels like valuable information exchange, not all meaningless nonsense. Secondly, the protagonist is really a strategist, calm in everything, and never startled. This makes me feel very handsome. The protagonists of some novels look like children when they are reborn... Then, I don't understand the numerical aspect very well, but I feel that the design is good. It is not invincible, but it is step by step, including the strategy. It is also very good. It does not lead troops to fight all the time, but focuses on territorial construction and development. Fighting is for better development. As for the protagonist's halo, he definitely has it, but it's not too outrageous. As for Bai Xiaosheng, I can only say that the world is so big and full of wonders. He probably has a talent for exploration. I don't know if the author hasn't written it yet or I missed it. What should I say in the end? The pace of society is too fast now, and everyone likes to read cool articles. Therefore, the audience of slow-developing authors may not be particularly wide. I usually also like to read cool articles, but recently I have fallen short of the drug resistance. I feel that this book is very novel and well-written. It is a book worthy of long-term development.

The plot is reasonable and the IQ is online

In the Battle for Hegemony article at the beginning of The Counselor, I understand that the resource points are particularly small in the number of high-level lands in the land, which will trigger competition, and there is a trading system. From the village to the city, one person can become a prince, not an alliance to build a country.

Super invincible and good-looking, the brothers are super united, if you like brotherhood you can watch it

This is a masterpiece with the theme of Lords Contest, filling the game with a sense of reality. It's not just about killing monsters and upgrading. The characters' psychological games and the behavior of real businessmen are all written very realistically. The characters have their own characteristics and the plot conflicts constantly, making it a very enjoyable read. The author's writing is online and the story is logically fluent. I look forward to watching the protagonist and his team continue to expand and develop.

The author writes three chapters a day, and I think there are quite a lot of updates. Compared with other online game lord novels, there are a lot more about reality, but I also think the combination of reality and games is very good, and it has a more realistic feeling. It is different from those online games or survival lord novels. It is quite good and highly recommended! ! !

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