The Western Fantasy Lord's Handbook for Collecting Beautiful Girls

It looks pretty good so far, I hope it stays that way! What is this written about? Five years of tax exemption? All income depends on the lord? How much rent will be charged for an additional floor at the back? This kind of writing is messy, and the proportion of publicity sharing with the viscount was not mentioned before. I was convinced and thought it was a good book.

The divine book has a low sense of morality. If you are a noble, you will not think about overthrowing the nobles. You will not pay attention to others just because they have a little relationship with you. The most important thing is that the writing is very good. Without AI, the writing alone is already a nine-point book in my opinion. Flexible morals and not betraying identity and stance are all extra points. It's a bit of a cesspool. I feel like I'm using AI later.

Nine points At first, the settings seemed fine. As a result, I feel that this world view is a bit patchy. But the logic is generally self-consistent The setting of the protagonist traveling through time and writing an outline written by himself is very novel. The medieval society/ideology level in this different world is quite high The interaction between the author and the heroine is great, and they eat it very quickly. This setting is good! ! ! Personally toxic points: 1. The protagonist's personality seems easy-going, but in fact he is greedy and arrogant. It is all supported by the author's writing, but the author used AI (the writing is a bit rigid) I don't know if this character will get worse later on, but it's a bit shocking to me anyway. 2. The parameters of this world are very interesting: the monopoly of the church aristocrats is quite complete, and there are very few promotion channels for civilians. So I'm very curious, how is this technology tree on the magic side turned on? And based on the setting that "the top family members are the combat power", does this noble/high-end combat power really have no fresh blood to add after such a long race war? 3. The setting given by the author to the aristocrats is already a plutocratic setting in a strict sense. Looking at it this way, if this book was a little more in-depth, the cause of death might be inappropriate remarks rather than edging. Anyway, I'm here to see the emperor's uncle, just don't screw me up.

It's a potential new book. I haven't found any bad points after reading it so far. The plot is smooth, the setting is reasonable, and the male protagonist is very good (the author said in Chapter 50 that the male protagonist has a bad character, but I felt fine after reading it). If this quality can be maintained in the future, the score will be at least starting with 9, and it will look like fairy grass. It doesn't matter if the author usually updates less, but the quality must be guaranteed (school is about to start anyway, and I can't read it when I go back to school [making faces]. I hope you won't see the word "broken updates" when you come back from winter vacation) Remember to add more [blowing kisses] Note: The male protagonist did not have his soul transmigrated and his body taken away, but his fetus transmigrated (explained in Chapter 27). Don't be misled.

This book feels pretty good. The protagonist understands his position and basically does not do anything inappropriate. However, if the main tone of the book is not a romance novel, I hope there will be less daily interactions between the protagonist and the heroine. If the main focus is farming, the heroine doesn't have any qualifications, so don't forcefully pile up resources. This kind of thing is not cost-effective, just be a flower vase. From the perspective of a lord, I think resource allocation should be 1. Give to those who have contributed, and exchange contributions for resources. 2. Resources are used to cultivate loyal and talented people.

Good reading, one of the few books that I can read, come on, the author ✊[smile][snicker][laugh][what][what][shy][admiration][roll eyes][make faces][lip][think][awkward laugh][smirk][stunned][laugh][lick screen][angry][vomit][fear][crazy][crazy][fear][KISS][KISS][love][love][OK][explore ][Salute][Salute][Explore][Eat melon][Stare][Eat melon][Eat melon][Stare][Sad][Love][Face covering][OK][OK][Grieved][Fear][Lick screen][Fear] [Grief][lick screen][fear][grievance][petrified][fear][grieved][petrified][fear][grieved][grieved][fear][petrified][face covering][fear][fear][face covering ][Petrochemical][Fear][Cover face][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Sad][Cover face][Petrochemical][Sad][Cover face][Petrochemical][Sad][Cover face][Explore][Sad][Cover face][ Explore][face covering][sad][fear][sending heart][laughing and crying][sending heart][shocked][laughing and crying][thinking][laughing and crying][grievance][shocked][licking screen][fear][grievance][petrified] [KISS][face covering][exploration][punch][love][punch][spit][punch][sad][learned][sad][learned][you taste][star][sad][star][sad][like][fear][like][loving][loving][loving][loving][loving][loving][loving][loving][loving][loving][loving]

[Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] [Like] You can read the first few chapters and it's okay, but if you want to read it, you have to read Xiaobai.

There are details. How to say it? For a novel to be exciting, it must have small stories one after another, and then have a big main line. The author obviously has a certain level of skill, but he is still a little short of a master. Keep up the good work.

Not to mention how novel the setting is, it is really very self-consistent. Each setting is not an independent background board. It will really affect the direction of the plot and the thinking of the characters. It does not pretend to be people from another world with the thinking of modern earthlings. It is very immersive to watch. This is a complete and self-consistent world

It's not bad, but the protagonist has a character flaw that is relatively indifferent to irrelevant human life, but the patchwork of his childhood experience is indeed reasonable, but it may be a poisonous point for readers who want to read a relatively mild farming lord story, but I haven't seen any collecting habits in the protagonist so far, let's post some related plot topics [laughing]