[Western Fantasy] [Slow Burn] [Lord] [Conquest] [Farming] [Development] [Light Lovecraftian Elements]
In the depths of winter, half-naked slaves are herded north like livestock.
Here, life is worth the least.
You'll never know whether the milk on your table came from a cow.
Blizzards, orcs, winter, and beings in the darkness that are best left unspoken.
The uncanny Old Ones, the gods people worship, and the unknown...
Farming, building roads, trade, training, animal husbandry, construction.
From a wooden hut to a town, from a town to an empire.
In the end, the bodies of several Old Ones twist in terror...
And it all begins when a fallen slave owner buys a saintess...
First of all, let me support the author. I have just read the introduction. As the third person to comment, my first question is what does the milk in your introduction mean? Are you afraid that I won't give you good reviews?
It's not a bad review🤔, but if you like fast pace or a strong protagonist, you don't need to read it. What I've seen so far is not my favorite style. I feel that the protagonist needs others to survive for a long time🍉. However, if you like slow growth and multiple female protagonists, you should give it a look🤔
I just like to see this kind of rhythm at the beginning without any exchange for material upgrades. The development of farming stories should be written like this! It's a slow read but it's very comfortable to read. The supporting characters are not mindless tools. They all have their own thoughts and slowly get used to each other. It's very interesting!
The setting is very interesting! The protagonist develops carefully with a golden finger, and the slaves under his hands are all big and have ridiculous potential. They are crazy about themselves secretly, and they have to act for each other on the surface. The daily life of farming and growing while guarding against external dangers is so fun, I love reading and writing!
After reading it, this is a novel with multiple female protagonists, but the pace feels a bit slow, but not boring. Each character has his own characteristics, and the supporting villains are not brainless. They all have their own things they want to do, but the protagonist feels a bit less like an orthodox knight. Later, it feels a bit like the crime of pride, and it gradually becomes crazy, but overall it is still very good. It would have been nice to have more words.
After listening to the book, I feel a bit familiar. This writing style, are you from Qidian? Then I should know who you are😳😳 This book still maintains the author's style, with farming and a slow-paced start, which is pretty good. The world view has not yet been fully developed, and it feels a bit huge. But I believe the author can grasp it. Will the follow-up write about wars between races and gods? 🤔🤔
It looks good, it will get better if you keep updating it😄
Very good, I have a good grasp of the world view
I don't have any fancy words, but it's a good book. You can take a look at other reviews. The four stars are because I think this book is good.
Finally it's not an AI article😢😢😢