Lord of Hailansa
海兰萨领主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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I just don't understand. Why isn't the protagonist focusing on getting stronger? What is he researching all day? He's always running around, attending banquets, doesn't he have any sense of crisis? If it were me, I would have used the money to learn martial arts long ago. After so many chapters, he still hasn't learned meditation.
I suggest renaming this book "Hailansa the Takeover Man," since the women involved are either people he got from others or women he's about to marry, and the pronunciation of "special fetish brother" is also mentioned.
The book's pacing is indeed a bit slow, and there are too few exciting moments. The engagement scene, where she takes revenge on the Gopher family, is somewhat satisfying, but then Darcy gets engaged and starts using poison again... Waaaaaah! The woman described in the entire story is so deeply ingrained, yet she's not the female lead. I can't accept this!!!!!
The Second Five-Year Plan Begins
The author has a strong penchant for literary fiction, writing entirely based on personal ideas without considering the significance of medieval feudal society. I think my tolerance for such content is quite high; I managed to persevere for over a hundred chapters before I couldn't continue. First, let's talk about the protagonist.
I saw a grand world, but I couldn't like it. First, the protagonist liked to hide things, neither taking credit nor speaking up. In reality, if you hide things like that, few people will pay attention to you. I also don't understand why so many things have to be hidden.
Nowadays, writers dare to exaggerate and write anything, so why do they insist on using foreign names for lords? I have a question: who remembers the names of the main characters from the lord-themed books they've read before? Please list some. Although I've read many good lord-themed books, I only remember Xue Ying. A good work should first and foremost make the main character's name memorable.
I can accept having some natural talent, but I can't accept using cheat codes.
The protagonist has taken in the widow of a fallen comrade, the fiancée of a fallen superior, the best friend of the fallen superior's fiancée, a beautiful widow living alone (and even shows a tendency to take in her underage daughter), an adorable mermaid, and female comrades who have fought alongside him through thick and thin. That's all we've seen so far.
You can try to visualize the concept of an army of 100,000 while reading the book.