Everyone Is a Lord, and All My Troops Can Destroy the World

The book is good; the characters are all at maximum strength and sweep through everything. There's no infighting among the people in your own camp; only the people in the opposing camp are causing trouble. There are no spoiled rich kids from powerful families coming out to slap you in the face. It's a very pleasant read and a breath of fresh air in the world of online novels.

It's pretty good; there's no pretentious face-slapping or playing dumb to outsmart the protagonist. It's a standard story of conquering a lord through sheer force of wills, and it's quite enjoyable to read. Whether it's free or handwritten is crucial. It's definitely a good read for relaxation. Support the author, keep it up! I hope the later installments will be more expansive and have different plot developments. If there are more unique details, this book can go even further.

It's alright, but the protagonist's talent is only around chapter 40, so it's not very useful in the early to mid-game.

Enjoying it all the way through, I love it!

So satisfying! This novel about a lord has been incredibly enjoyable so far. It was worth staying up until 4 a. M. It's truly a great read.

It's really fun, but it rarely gets stuck right now...

The ultimate thrill-seeking novel, all the way through, is just too rare.

It's a classic "feel-good" novel, very enjoyable to read.

I think it's alright. Even if it feels a bit like a bot, at least it doesn't suppress the character's level. A new map is released every hundred chapters; if you used real people, who knows how long it would take.

I'll give it 4 stars first, then try it and come back to review it. Water, pressure. 7 Stars. It's recommended that newcomers don't just look at the 5-star rating; scroll down to find more information, such as where the problems lie.