I'm Really Just a Lord

The author's choice of genre is relatively good, and the writing style is generally not surprising but rather scary. After reading Chapter 19, I had no choice but to give up the book The content of the book is that the protagonist sells his information (for a lifetime) to others for 10,000 yuan (turn it in every few months at least three times a year). It is really smart. The protagonist can obtain resources by himself in the school dungeon, which starts at least 1,000 yuan, and it is still self-made. The players I have awakened have talents (rare). If it is one million or ten thousand per month and ends in one or two years (after all, it is for resources in the early stage), it is not unacceptable as a reader. But for a mere ten thousand 🤔🤔, I still signed a contract in the game (cannot refuse). I really can't figure out whether the author has the wrong nerve to come up with this kind of plot (this is without intimidation from others)

There are many choices. Why choose a trading career? Since you are the leader and have such a big advantage in the early stage, why not choose to support or output, and the potential of the trading career is not great.

I don't like this. After switching to this profession, the protagonist has to tell others all his skills, summoned beasts and other detailed information. If someone wants to harm the protagonist, once they successfully obtain the protagonist's information from the Li family, the protagonist is basically dead and has no privacy at all.

I thought it looked good at the beginning, but it turned out that the job change was a little bit toxic. I originally wanted to see a job-change Pokémon and the like. With such a strong talent, why would I switch to a summoner? Start as a Dharma God properly, learn things like aura, and treat your talents as the shell of a summoner.

Why did you sell your skills and information for 10,000?

The writing style is average, but I like the genre. However, the author cleverly turned all the pleasant points into poisonous points, which is very powerful. There are at least three major poisonous points (the job transfer certificate, the acquisition of advanced skills, and the first attendant...). It is tasteless and it is a pity to abandon it. It is really worthless.

Dudududu, change your job and become a slave. You even have to hand in your skills. It's blocked.

It's so poisonous, I don't know what to think about the good reviews.

When he saw that he had signed the deed of betrayal, he decisively gave up the document. I won't explain why I chose Summoner to change professions. Your biggest advantage is your territory. Why don't you choose a auxiliary profession to cooperate with your subordinates?. Signing a life contract for a one-star profession, and there is no time mark. It's equivalent to having to report your skills for the rest of your life, so are you ignoring your talent territory? Do you have such an urgent need for a career? In the past, the college entrance examination was easy based on your talent. It was also easy for key universities. It was impossible to change to a one-star career.

This job transfer is so toxic, some people should be dismissed

The protagonist didn't choose a bunch of 3 and 4-star professions. Instead, he signed a contract with an unfamiliar force and switched to a 1-star profession. Not to mention the career choice, the author set this profession to have great potential. With this contract, the protagonist will hand over all the developed professional skills to others. It's a contract of betrayal

This writing style is bland, there is really no ups and downs at all, and I don't know what the pig's feet want to do.

The setting is okay, but all your information skills and attributes must be told to others. There is no privacy at all, and it is permanent. Is it really good to fill in the holes for others? What about your talents? Where is your wisdom? It's really poisonous. 😅

I was immediately persuaded to quit at the beginning. This author is not very good. It is easy for the eunuch to just read it if he wants to, but not to read it for a few months.

This kind of SB novel should be put on the street

I was told to quit at the beginning. The author wrote that an ordinary player can get 1,000 gold a month, and then the protagonist is sold out for the rest of his life by being offered 10,000 gold? 10 Months income to sell yourself for a lifetime?

After signing that agreement, when the protagonist reaches 5.6 Stars, you can directly kill the protagonist with the information and earn 10,000 blood.

The author has written so much, and I have been reading it for so long, but I don't feel at all how much the protagonist's talent helps the protagonist. Why does the protagonist want such a large territory? Not to mention the inability to obtain resources, the soldiers and buildings summoned a few times did not bring much help to the protagonist, but instead brought a crisis. The protagonist also needs to spend a lot of resources to build the territory. In short, the protagonist does not benefit from the territory and has to continue to invest. If the protagonist invests that resource in himself, he will obviously be more powerful. The current upgrade route of the protagonist also overlaps with the strengthening of the territory. The protagonist's talent is a talent that can form an army by one person. During large-scale battles, the protagonist summons the territorial army to fight. The protagonist himself can either increase the combat effectiveness of the army, be a professional assistant, or exist as the strongest combat power (the most perfect profession is the hero in Invincible Heroes, which can increase the combat effectiveness of the army and can fight against thieves himself). But now the role of the territorial barracks has been completely replaced by the protagonist's skill of summoning the Flame Legion. The barracks in the protagonist's territory have no sense of existence at all, the protagonist's ability to lead troops is completely missing, and the protagonist's single combat effectiveness is even more insufficient. Although the protagonist has strengthened some individual combat capabilities, it is not enough after all. I hope the author will pay attention to it.

Alas, after reading some comments, I decided not to continue reading. I lost this one, but I still argued for him a little bit. A lot of comments, the most important thing is that career, and job change. The first job change actually makes sense, because it is normal. The protagonist is an ordinary person, and his parents have passed away. Apart from that talent, he has no other resources. At that time, the college entrance examination was about to start in less than five or six days. He had to seize the resources around him to arm himself in order to get a good result. If someone invested at this time, he must grasp it. What many people read is that they feel that I will keep giving in the future. Somehow, they feel that they are always being controlled. But in the end it's not that serious. In fact, what is the most important thing about the protagonist? It's the late stage of his talent. Professional skills are only temporary, and talent territory is the main body. Only after reading later will you know that this choice is the most appropriate, because with that career, he can be far ahead in the college entrance examination, and then use the pedal to enter a top university, and then use this to really start to develop his territory. (Because only top schools can provide various territorial buildings) Especially his skills are updated so quickly that it doesn't matter whether people know about him or not. As for that profession, it was only after looking at it that I realized that that profession is really very useful. It assembles various fragments and then assembles them into various summoning skills, which is quite buggy. Especially those who formed an army like that.

A normal person would not choose to sign a deed of betrayal or persuade him to quit.

The protagonist's career system and bloodline are too confusing, and the situation at each stage is confusingly written. It's a good idea, but the content is unfortunately inappropriate.

After signing that contract, I immediately asked you to quit.

Poisoned to death

The subject matter is good, but there are too many typos. I suggest the author check it before posting. The plot is too confusing. Intelligence can be strengthened at 0 stars. Nothing is said. Suddenly the strength is full. Some digitalization is still necessary.

The one who signed the deed of betrayal was directly persuaded to quit. 🤐

That talent is originally a summoner. When trying to get a summoner profession, it is completely overlapping and wasted. If you choose another profession, the second profession should be to strengthen the summoning of territorial creatures, or to strengthen your own unparalleled warriors. For example, heroes or shamans in Heroes and Invincible have various special spells and auras that can be used by themselves.

Novels tend to be quite homogenous, and I'm used to seeing all kinds of routines. But when I see this novel that gives people a different reading, it's very interesting. Come on!

Are you Roger Blue Star?

I like the subject matter very much and can watch it, but it's a pity that it's unfinished.