A Mage Who Doesn’t Want to Farm Isn’t a Good Lord

I was so impatient when I read it earlier, it was too slow, and I didn't see the food-making technique used a few times. I made a toilet and a pot in the 30s chapter. The development of farmland was also slow. I inspected the mines and killed ghouls. The development was too slow, and I didn't take the time to practice my combat skills.

When I saw Chapter 81, I couldn't stand it. I almost watched it all the way. As far as before Chapter 81, there was no big poison, but there were constant minor poisons. The main reason is that the choice of the protagonist is more like the author has thought about which one to choose in advance. The other options are just incidental. It is incidental, but there is Sometimes other options are actually easier to operate, but the author didn't expect it, which makes people very worried. In addition, I feel that the image of the protagonist is not very good, a bit hypocritical, and he thinks about things one by one. I don't agree with the decision-making. It is divorced from reality and a bit bullying. Around Chapter 80, it feels like it's just acting. Shouldn't we just attack the enemy when we see them? (I feel like if I was given this golden finger, I would have taken off long ago...) Although I have been criticizing, I don't criticize just for the sake of criticizing. I like to find mistakes. In addition, I am a bit overly jealous of evil, and I don't want to see it in vain. As an encouragement, the author didn't stop me from speaking, and rewarded me. (If you are worried that my comments will dissuade other readers, just delete them)

The author is a newbie, and the writing and plot are quite childish. But at least it's not that poisonous.

I read this book in one sitting. It is considered as food and fodder. There are no big problems or poisonous points in itself, but there are still some minor problems. For example, regarding the size of the territory, resources, troop composition and equipment, and the geographical environment of the territory (whether it is a plain or a grassland, a hill, a mountainous area, a forest, etc.), These problems can be solved directly in one chapter.

It looks smoother, but I haven't seen any poisonous spots yet,, But if the protagonist has magic so the undead are resurrected, instead it's because the undead are resurrected, the male protagonist can do magic, With this setting, the male protagonist seems to be here to destroy the world,,,

After investing 20,000, the author must not let down 555

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The writing is good, I just like the eunuch.

The plot development is quite good, and it satisfies my fantasy of medieval Bohemia in "Heavenly Deliverance" 🙏 Which one should live happily farming, with salt mines and white rivers, or develop in the north first, and have endless fun fighting with others. First, we can explore more about the customs and customs in the north. The sightseeing experience in "Heavenly Deliverance" is still very good, and the ambiguous relationship can be relaxed. The combine harvester, a mechanical deity that is about to graduate, may be a bit against the rules. The author should be more careful about the timing of the appearance 🌹 PS Recruiting a female mercenary reminds me of Lai Mei in Lao Gun 5. It is also good to take Lai Mei to run the map in Tianji Province to experience the customs and customs 🌹 Praise the author brother, and GKD by the way!!