Surviving the Mist: A Lord’s Journey from Refugee to Ruler

The broom star has a way of harming his teammates. As long as a new person comes, the new person must ridicule the protagonist, the protagonist must beat him up and let him go, and the new person must have resentment in his eyes [awkward laugh]

It's pretty good. I think a lot of people commented that the protagonist is a bit like a virgin! Later on, I was very harsh towards the newcomers. It was quite real at the beginning. I was unfamiliar with the place. Later, it was normal for me to have conflicting reactions due to upgrading my territory. After all, I did make a mistake. Maybe many people just like to start from scratch!

It's obvious that this novel is a good book after just one glance, and it's at the top level on Tomato When I read Chapter 32, the poisonous point appeared. Carl did not stand up for the protagonist, but he stood up for himself. This description is to express that the protagonist's thoughts and cognitions are relatively naive. After all, Carl is described so vividly and vividly, and the author cannot have the same cognition as the protagonist. Just describing it like this... Will really make readers dislike the protagonist. On online writing platforms, if you describe the protagonist in such an unflattering or even annoying way, readers will give negative reviews. Don't expect readers to have the mood and vision to appreciate your writing and ideas even if they hate the protagonist. It's like going to a restaurant to eat. Customers won't forgive you for using bad ingredients just because your cooking skills are good. For example, if you use lymph meat for a braised pork dish, no matter how good your cooking skills are, who will like it? If you want to show your writing ideas, you must write about the protagonist's positive outlook, strong ability, high charm, etc. The descriptions used to portray human nature can be used for supporting characters or passers-by.

I have read more than a hundred chapters so far, and I am halfway through it. I am a little reluctant to read it. It is a very good misty novel. It is not too riddle-like and confusing to read, and it is not too novice and has no content. This one is just right in the middle. The protagonist behaves like I prefer, upright and lawful, but he is not weak and can be bullied, and has his own ideas and methods. It's the kind of person who has a lot of brains, but it's not fat enough yet. I didn't think it was enough when I looked at the word count before, but I'm really short of books and there's not much I want to read. I saw a comment about Holy Mother? I'm interested. Generally speaking, in some novels about the Virgin Mary with dark personalities, I think the protagonist is just a normal person, with a relatively charismatic personality. It's just that it's too early to watch. It'll probably be finished in a day or two, so some people have to wait [ Eat Melon ]

Who knows what it feels like to see a six-point novel open and it turns out to be a pre-production of a masterpiece. The whole text is non-toxic, there are no logical loopholes, and the plot is self-explanatory. It feels a bit like a starting point fantasy novel. The author's writing is very good.

It's pretty good. I saw some people talking about The Holy Mother, but now that I've followed the last chapter, there's nothing wrong with it. The protagonist is a normal person with a conscience, and he grows up step by step. I will continue to read it if it doesn't break down.

First of all, I think the character design of this book is above the standard level. The author is also very diligent in updating🥰This is also the main reason for giving four stars But many of the plot designs are really bad, whether it's Old Hans or the current Aiden. It doesn't mean that you can't write this kind of "harlequin", but the author's plot portrayal is a bit poor. In contrast, the plot design of The Noble Young Master is just right. There is too much plot, which makes me feel uncomfortable, but I like the setting of the author's misty world very much. I hope the author will continue to work hard [blowing kiss]. Later, I will pay attention to the proportion of the plot of these villains. It is not just the current point. 4.17 I can accept the author cheating the protagonist to get XX props in advance to make a comeback, similar to finding an underground altar before upgrading for the second time. I couldn't stand it anymore and was exhausted fighting the boss. I suddenly took out an item and resurrected the boss with full health. Then I explained how I had collected it before and what it meant.

The writing is very good, but it is not considered to be the best work among the Lord-type texts I have read. Some people say that the protagonist is more like a virgin, but I don't think so. What the protagonist shows is completely human reason. In the face of the unknown and confusion, one person cannot go far alone, so the protagonist's approach is very reasonable. And the protagonist doesn't sympathize with people randomly. And the subject matter is very novel, so you can read it with confidence. I hope there won't be too many harems, the upper limit is three. Finally, I hope the author will work hard and not end it. [Punch out][Top post]

Small conflicts follow big conflicts. The rhythm is very tight and firmly grasps the attention. The settings and combat power are handled well. It feels a bit like a game. I just can't move, my Oriental dialect is a little weird And have you forgotten your inspirational skills? ! [What]

The front part is very surprising to me, mainly the settings, it is really imaginative and novel. But there are also some shortcomings and some poisonous points, mainly when upgrading the territory. But I can understand the author, after all, it looks "very real". In the early stage of the monster invasion, there was internal fighting, and then it turned to "unity" in the middle and late stages. I understand the author that you want to use this conflict to better express the protagonist's character, so that the protagonist can undergo a transformation, and then just integrate the camp personnel, kill a nasty ghost, and then the camp will completely belong to the protagonist. I know you want to write like this. But just because it is "too real", some parts are not grasped well, so it looks a bit poisonous. In fact, I feel that the protagonist is a bit stupid, but in fact, he behaves like a normal person. Anyway, it feels neither contradictory nor contradictory [face covering] I have read 100,000 words so far, and my imagination is still very attractive to me. I will continue to read it. Still worth seeing Saw this sentence: Before I knew it was time for me to give it five stars, I was bullied among the lower-class refugees. Even my original name, "Cat", was ridiculed as a little cat. Until he broke the limit of agility, broke the necks of those who mocked with his own hands, and changed his name to Lion..." The author is too delicate [cover face][cover face][cover face] I have seen the latest chapter (285) so far, and I haven't found any major poisonous points. The only two poisonous points are that in the first two defensive battles, each time during the third wave of attacks, at the critical moment of life and death, I was still flirting, humoring, and not watching the scene. . . The rest is pretty good, it looks like it has at least an 8.8+ Score (it's just not cool enough, otherwise it could be 9+) (It's not exciting enough. Sometimes it's a bit frustrating to watch. For example, around chapter 260, both at level 2, there were a few very powerful people fighting pig's feet. Although they all won in the end, and it wasn't revenge afterwards, but victory on the spot, the pig's feet were very difficult to fight, and they looked a bit blue and thin, which was not satisfying enough)