Lord of Reason

There is a problem: some places in the book mention that the protagonist likes the life of a landlord + a slave owner, which may cause the book to be 404 deleted in the future. I hope the author will pay attention and don't let his efforts go to waste.

As long as the female chef is removed, or replaced with a male chef, if nothing else, the book collection will be at least twice as big as it is now. This is not an exaggeration, but a very conservative estimate. The reason is very simple. Readers who come to watch Cthulhu and Fantasy Farming, who likes to see the protagonist and the female character having an affair? Who doesn't come to see how to survive or farm? What's more, whether the protagonist in the article insists on taking him in, or directly appoints the other person as a chef regardless of whether he will be poisoned, or whether the female chef who has just met for a day maliciously plays revenge on his only subordinate, but laughs at him in his heart and indulges. . . To be fair, King Zhou You of Fenghuo plays with the princes to please his wife, but this female chef has only met her for a few hours! I can only say, author, you made the protagonist lick it too ugly and too much! There are basic laws for licking dogs! So if the author has the ability, he should delete this poisonous female character as soon as possible. She is really poisonous. If you don't believe the author, read the follow-up comments.

It looks pretty good, invest in it, don't be a eunuch

I feel that this Horrell is so annoying. In a slave society, the master's slave completely suppresses the protagonist's power, status and status, but he still acts like a gangster all day long. The protagonist does not directly execute the orders he gives, but basically has to complain in ink. The problem is that the world constructed by the author is a weird world similar to Cthulhu. Not to mention how eerie, weird, terrifying and cruel the world view is, but such a gentle protagonist who lacks domineering paired with such a foul-mouthed butler is really exciting.

It is recommended not to write about female protagonists, because emotional dramas are difficult to write, and when reading such novels, most of them are for the plot, and to be honest, I really have no interest in harem stories, stallion stories, etc., Because I have read too many in the past and deleted them as soon as I saw them.

I would rather the cook be a fat man

What the hell is this Isa? I really want to give up writing it. A commoner. What the hell. The heroine should be well-written, and if she can't write it, she'll be like the Master of Mysteries. They all come here for fantasy. If you read harem urban novels, I highly recommend it and the descriptions are better than yours. Boundaries are such a bad thing. Everyone has a bottom line, and I saw Isha come up. I originally thought it was a male chef, but then I found out that the author was writing about a female, and I felt like something was going on. Sure enough, after eating my meal, I found that there was sand in it, which was really embarrassing. It was written inexplicably. I think Ticai is similar to the Lord of Mysteries. Go back and forth or deviate. I originally felt like I could read it in one sitting. Stay up late and read a book. Who does she think she is? So hold it in your mouth. Use the protagonist's servants to use the protagonist's things to catch an old man. Delete the post if you like, or complain about it.

What a shame, this novel. I think it's great, and I like this genre very much. The author's writing style is also good. I originally wanted to fatten it up, but ended up losing it emmm😢😢😢,,, and finally I wish the author the next book to become a god🙂

A clerk and a cook. I suspect that the author has never been a manager. Whenever his subordinates do this, the leader's first thought is: He is my subordinate, why is he so disrespectful? I don't care whether he's a man or a woman, I'll take care of him first. Otherwise, where is my prestige? From now on, who will listen to what I say?

It looks good, but there is a problem. Many authors have poor vocabulary. They smile bitterly, growl, and mutter to themselves. They are more diligent than the names of the protagonists. It made my mind full of horror. This book is not that serious, but I hope the author can pay attention to it to improve the perception