Extraordinary Noble

I guess I won't have many opportunities in the future, so it's fun to complain once. "The root of the book's gradual poisoning has been found: the author fell in love with Nvyi" - Regarding the "Oedipus" plot, Nvyi is too charming as a strong woman, wife, male doting master, and the master of the clan. In the early stages of this story, there is indeed a plot necessity to guide, protect, and pamper the male protagonist, and to help the male protagonist gain a foothold in another world. This situation was reasonable until the emergence of the overall water conservancy plan. The male protagonist's various defenses, various arrangements and selfishness towards the female protagonist; when confronting the female protagonist on interests, he was scheming and coquettish (such as donating jaggery) also from his own standpoint. During this period, I and other readers despised the "kneeling and licking" and "cuckolding" of some novices. But in the middle of the story, when the queen was supposed to be fighting for her own power among the three powers of the Royal Capital, York, and the Church, developing and striving for independence, she suddenly devoted herself wholeheartedly to the York family. To be precise, she threw herself under the female pomegranate skirt. Square bricks, iron bricks, new agricultural plans, large army plans, one after another are dedicated to the woman as a bargaining chip for the York family. Even when the clues about the original wife were unfolded later, he sacrificed his core back-up "Golden Group" in order for the female lead to accept the original wife. At that time, I had always been curious about the protagonist's motive for "offering treasures", because the entire Golden Company strategy was originally a strategy of "surrounding the city from the countryside" and "moistening things silently", which did not need to involve nobles and top forces. Later, in order to make up for this logical loophole, they repeatedly emphasized that the lower levels were immobile and the people at the helm were not capable enough. In the end, they simply used the "threat theory" to kill the entire Golden Company plan. What's the point of all this fuss? It turns out that I may have come across the truth: the author fell in love with the female protagonist in the book, and wanted to keep the male protagonist's baby with the female protagonist in order not to antagonize the female protagonist or destroy the female protagonist's wisdom and invincibility. Therefore, the following plots repeatedly emphasize "how dangerous the outside world is", "how strange the politics of politics outside", and "it is safest to hide with the mother of the first girl." To put it bluntly, the author is subconsciously looking for reasons to delay the process of the male protagonist's "independence" to prevent the male protagonist from standing on the opposite side of the female protagonist or becoming a relationship of opposing interests. Based on this idea, in theory, it is reasonable to modify the character design of the climax of the first part of the queen's plot. I finally figured it out. Originally, the author wanted to write an epic-level drama about the male protagonist competing for supremacy in another world on the mainland, but ended up writing a script about the female protagonist developing a male favorite.

The first 300 chapters were quite good, but the writing fell apart from the middle. The good farming story was gone, and it went in the direction of fantasy and monster fighting. I turned to the ending and looked at it. Sure enough, it had nothing to do with farming at all. The promised construction of ports and warships to open up the southern continent didn't even show up. Instead, it was about working with ancient gods. I'm speechless and completely out of touch with the outline. After looking at the writing time, I can only say that the author became more and more confused as he wrote more than 600 chapters. After writing more than 600 chapters, he deviated from the original intention of the farming novel. Later, he wrote an overly long fantasy monster-fighting story, which was seriously divorced from the previous plot. He directly wrote the branch plot as the main plot, and in the end he could only end it hastily. In fact, after Victor is promoted to legend, shouldn't he write about an empire struggle according to the farming style? Conquer all countries to establish a unified empire, cultivate various powerful war beast legions, use the power of the empire to uncover ancient mysteries, and use the invincible legion to tear apart all enemies in front. This scene is much grander than the protagonist dragging hundreds of family members to fight Ant-Man. It's forced to end after finishing the story. Alas, it's a pity... The author's writing style is actually good, but it becomes more and more verbose as he writes, especially some background settings in the book. There is too much ink. The more the author explains, the more confused the readers become. In fact, what happened in ancient times The things are not important at all, and it is not a suspense novel that explores secrets. The author fell into this pit and couldn't get up. He desperately led the readers to pursue some secrets from ancient times. These secrets were not interesting. Instead, they lost the idea of ​​farming, and the plot of the whole book was distorted. It is also difficult to write anymore. It's a pity Looking forward to the next book written by the author with great care

What can I say about this book? There are too many setting words, and then the heroine is a bit off-putting. For example, Sylvia still has a husband alive, and it is not pure enough to look awkward. Sophia's whitewashing is a bit disgusting. Sophia must talk about it carefully. She is not loyal enough. I think of Andre the Golden Knight. However, it was baffling to write about Crossing the Legs. Princess Roland was the heroine that I was looking forward to, but she died inexplicably. The power of the protagonist was useless in the middle period. I felt that developing the territory in the early stage was completely meaningless. In the later period, the adventure of the Lone Ranger started and the plot was also inexplicable. All I can say is that the setting of this book is quite novel, and the description of the heroine's appearance is okay, which makes people look forward to who the protagonist's next lover will be, but nothing else.

The blood descendant of the king of the forest Urobis, the ancestral bear Urobis is an ancient native species. He was given the authority to cultivate the jungle by the Mother of the Earth and betrayed the Sun God. ​Folbolgs are half-bear, half-human, humanoid intelligent species that walk upright. CommonFolbol lives deep in the forest, makes a living by gathering and hunting, and can make leather armor and weapons. As they grow older, some of the ordinary furbolgs will undergo natural mutations. Their bodies will become thicker and heavier, and they will change from walking upright to walking on all fours. Their strength will increase sharply, their intelligence will decrease, their minds will become sharper, and their temper will become more ferocious, until they completely transform into a giant bear and evolve in a violent direction. At this time, it is called a morphing furbolg or war furbolg. When the number of transformed furbolgs increases to a certain scale, the furbolg tribe will go outside the forest to forage, attack the territories of other intelligent species, and plunder food. A very small number of war furbolgs can regain wisdom and language skills and become big furbolgs. The giant furbolg has completely mastered the ability to transform, and can naturally switch between normal and war forms. Wisdom and wildness coexist. From then on, it enters the mysterious realm and becomes a gold-level elder of the furbolg. The furbolg elders have spell-like abilities. At different levels, the number of spell-like abilities they master is also different. The most basic ones are War Roar and Jungle Domain, in addition to Jungle Cover, Bark Technique, Nature's Healing, Forest Intuition, etc. When the furbolg elder awakens his bloodline memory and acquires ancient knowledge, he becomes the furbolg priest, also known as the son of Usoro. Folbolgs are jungle defenders and are committed to maintaining the ecological balance of the territorial forest. If there are too many herbivores or predators in the forest, furbolgs will hunt them down. If there are too many war furbolgs in the tribe, the furbolgs will leave the forest and awaken the wisdom of the war furbolgs through fighting and plundering. The furbolgs that leave the forest will always find the hobgoblins, destroy the orcs who enslave the goblins, and live together with the goblins. When the furbolgs returned to the forest, those fighting furbolgs that could not awaken their wisdom were all handed over to the care of the goblins. In other words, the furbolgs gave up their beast-turned kin and allowed them to be enslaved by the goblins. Although furbolgs have a subtle relationship with goblins, they do not allow goblins to enter their territorial forests. In fact, furbolgs are hostile to any intelligent race that enters the forest, especially gnolls. Gnolls are the natural enemies of furbolgs. There are absolutely no gnolls in forests where there are furbolgs, and there are no furbolgs in forests occupied by gnolls. This stems from the enmity between Urobis, the ancestor of the furbolgs, and the Gluttonous Lord, the ancestor of the gnolls. Special evolution methods: Folbolg——Transforming Furbolg(War Furbolg)——Big Furbolg——Folbolg Elder——Folbolg Sacrifice

Just like the Jinshui River divides the northern and southern continents, "Extraordinary Nobles" is the upper part, and the updated "Pale Emblem" is the lower part.

Another article that denounces the female lead. To be precise, Huang Yi's style is not a character design that "crushes the protagonist." But "the perfect heroine" and "the high-end and classy enemy". Shi Feixuan, Qin Mengyao, and Ji Yanran are all top-notch in terms of force and intelligence, and their respective male lead actors also have varying degrees of "dependence" and "convince" on the female lead actor. But Han Bai's original pursuit is the "devil's nature" of "loving the one he meets". Xu Ziling, on the other hand, pursued the natural way of nature and got rid of the "responsibility" of his master and concubine Xuan and chose Shi Qingxuan to live in seclusion. Xiang Shaolong, not to mention the anti-guest, let Ji Yanran follow her husband. Only in this book, the spirit and ambition of the male lead are inferior to Han Bai, an uninformed indigenous slave. He is not superficially conceited, but is completely conquered by the female lead's vision, strength and charm. He is proud of being able to "perform" in front of the female lead. The dignified man completely pins his wealth and life on the female lead's "mutual affection" and "structure ability". It's still the same question: The female knight's path of knighthood protects the York family. The female can sacrifice for the York family. The male is left behind just to live more interestingly and longer and contribute more to the York family. Unless the male group is annexed and integrated by York, what should the male group do when there is a conflict of interest between the two families? Even if she has been clinging to the York family, the girl must have made arrangements to kill the boy before she died. How many rulers at home and abroad have used this routine? Male One really doesn't know? Or do you know that you have a big heart? There is no sense of crisis or preparedness for this? How could he seek skin with a tigress to such an extent? Could it be that a novel with a grand framework and rigorous deduction was forced to modify the character like the queen because of the author's personal plot of the royal sister: "Let the charm of the male lead conquer the female lead in reverse, giving up on his own path as a knight of the gods?"

To be honest, it's really good to read... But I've read more than 300 chapters, and I'm still under the protection of a woman... It talks about the sale of commercial raw materials of Yishui and the development of mercury, an information-hungry organization... The building of my own power feels quite vague... It also says that my own power doesn't need knights... It also talks about getting rid of the Alchemy Tower... To develop financial power for the sake of strength. But the expression of strength is very unclear. The whole story is covered with extraordinary clothes, sleeping and sleeping... Is it an urban novel or a lord novel... It's already over a third of the length and it's still under someone else's control. I can't stand it

First Sequence: Chaos Serpent - Kabotis: The creator of the Abyss Demon, bred from Chaos, is the root of all things. Bird of Light - Regzosili: The creator of the Void (Sanctuary) Protoss, the source of laws, the mother of all living beings, and the shaper of all souls. The Great Creation Ape - Tyron Riel: Tyron Riel is the creator of the material world. He was born from the struggle between the Chaos Serpent and the Bird of Light. He is both the first demon and the first void god. He has the essence of chaos and law at the same time. He created the four elements of earth, water, wind and fire, and became the third generation creator. Second Sequence: Sun God - Frey: The normal incarnation of the Creation Great Ape, in charge of the wind elemental sea and the fire elemental sea, and is known as the king of wind and fire. Moon Goddess - Freya: Born from the sun tree by the will of the sun god Freya, the ancestor of the elves. Spider Lady - Ferris Gilgen: The spider queen of the dark domain, the weaver of the abyss, the incarnation of death after the moon goddess defeated the king of the spirit world polluted by the abyss and seized his authority. Black Stone King—Madi Toshupaklo: The second son of the abyss demon snake Kabotis, the first demon born in the abyss. Mother Earth: The negative incarnation of the creation giant ape. Third Sequence: King of the Spiritual World—Halgrim: The master of the Groth Zerg. In the middle and late Twilight Era, the king of the spirit world who opened up the underground world was defeated by the abyss demon and was assimilated. He turned to attack the above-ground world, but was defeated by the Moon Goddess and deprived of his power. Spirit of the Sky - Donar: The demon prince who betrayed the abyss. As a sky spirit, he liberated the barbarians enslaved by the goblins. He is the god worshiped by the barbarians and orcs. Lord of the Cave - Manticore: The ancestor of the manticore. Magic Rat—Sepsis: The ancient elves used the blood of the magic rat to create a race of halflings. The King of Blackpool - Tevarir: The ancestor of all basilisks, its blood descendants form the swamp biome, including lizards and basilisks, and the hydra is its direct descendant. Gluttony King——Grimku: The ancestor of the gnolls. Nightmare King: The ancestor of all wolves. Giant: The first descendant of Mother Earth, whose inherited blood was stolen by the elves who betrayed the elves, and created ogres and barbarians. King of Goblins - Gulcros: The ancestor of the goblins. Mountain Giant——Karon: The ancestor of the dwarves. Lord of the Tides: The ancestor of the fishmen. King of the Jungle - Urobis: The origin of all bears and the ancestor of furbolgs. The fourth sequence: Locris: The descendant of Mother Earth, the ancestor of the forest men and horses. Gulores: The fourth descendant of Mother Earth, the ancestor of the wilderness centaurs.

Some people are really malicious. This novel is very good in terms of story, plot, logic, and all aspects. The setting is also quite novel. It is not a simple game upgrade flow, there is no embarrassing flow of hot-blooded waste, and it is not a simple binary theory of black and white. The story unfolds relatively smoothly, and it doesn't feel too stiff. Of course, there is insufficient preparation in the early stage, and it is slow to get into a comfortable rhythm. The golden finger in the early stage makes people feel like they are in a drama, but the explanation in the later period can completely round it up. It is more suitable for bookworms with more than ten years of reading experience.

The main reason why this book is not popular is that it goes against the trend. The characters in the plot are mainly based on logic, rather than the climax of most novels. Take the protagonist's battle as an example. Except for the beginning, when facing the ogre, I used the weak to attack the strong, and I had to protect myself. Later, I basically used the strong to attack the weak, and I can use vassals and use vassals, and I can use them. Strategies and tactics are used to facilitate the terrain, and in the book, whether it is knights, wizards, orcs, or barbarians, they are very careful and restrained in fighting. Even the battle is only three moves and two moves, and it ends in a flash. This will invisibly reduce a lot of fun for novices. I remember Tournans said in the book: The one who survives is the strong man who defeats fate. Personally I think so. Modern science is really the greatest achievement, because science makes it easier for everyone to survive, but it also makes modern people despise the test of nature, making survival difficult. This is why many people cannot understand and accept the three views in the book, because as a real world overlord, they cannot truly understand the psychology in the book that human beings need to fight with nature, orcs and monsters in life and death for the sake of living space, and everything is based on the survival of the group.