
This Lord Is No Push Over
这个领主不好惹
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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It's too simplistic; the plot is like those summoning games from a few years ago. The supporting characters are brainless, and the face-slapping moments are so awkward… But I still hope the author can keep going, since this kind of novel is rare these days.
In what way should the ancient dragon descend?
The ancient dragon's descent method involves sacrificial summoning, and later on, it will involve the realms of demigods and gods. Do any of you readers have any opinions?
The "fighting rooster" trope in this light novel would have been great three years ago. However, this kind of formulaic story is nothing new; it's similar to "Summon the Legend." The supporting characters are rather brainless, and the plot isn't particularly distinctive. The protagonist's character is portrayed too blandly.
Anyone want to comment in the character recruitment thread?
Anyone want to comment in the character recruitment thread?
I hope the woman who killed the protagonist's host at the beginning of the novel doesn't appear again. Just a brief mention of whether she's alive or dead would suffice. Women like that will inexplicably become the female lead in 7 or 8 out of 10 novels. I just want to ask, does she deserve it? Whether in reality or in novels, women who use innocent people as scapegoats are disgusting.
To be honest, how could a merchant guild dare to openly murder a powerful nobleman? Does the guild have more power than the ruler? And how could other nobles think it's normal for a merchant to challenge the authority of the nobility?
1: This is a super basic, simplistic story. A woman uses the protagonist as a shield and is then killed by her suitor. The protagonist miraculously survives but shows no resentment whatsoever, acting as if nothing happened. This woman is definitely the female lead; otherwise, how could the story be so convoluted later? Right?
It smells so good, it looks really nice. (For those over 50)
Author, author, I have a bold idea, do you want to hear it? ٩( ๑╹ ꇴ╹)۶
The internal subscription for the new book "The Law of the Dragon" has expired but the status hasn't changed yet. Come and invest!
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