A Mage Who Doesn’t Want to Farm Isn’t a Good Lord
不想种田的法师不是好领主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 414k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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188Chapters
4.4kRecommendations
10.3kFans
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The beginning was driving me crazy, it was so slow! They have the Food Creation skill, but I haven't seen it used much. By chapter 30-something, all they've done is build a toilet and a pot. Farming is developing slowly too. They've inspected the mines and killed ghouls, but development is just too slow. They don't even take time to train their combat skills.
Having read up to chapter 81, I couldn't take it anymore. I was practically criticizing it the whole way. Before chapter 81, there weren't any major flaws, but there were constant minor ones. The main problem was that the protagonist's choices seemed predetermined by the author, with other options just incidental.
The author is a newcomer, and the writing style and plot are quite immature. But at least there aren't many major flaws.
I read this book in one go; it's a decent read, without any major problems or flaws, but there are a few minor issues. For example, the descriptions of territory size, resources, troop composition and equipment, and geographical environment (plains, grasslands, hills, mountains, forests, etc.) Could be addressed in a separate chapter.
It looks pretty smooth; I haven't seen any flaws yet. However, if we change the story from "the protagonist possesses magic, therefore the undead resurrect" to "the undead resurrect, therefore the protagonist gains magic..." With this current setup, the male protagonist seems to be here to destroy the world...
The author, Mo Gu Fu, invested 20,000.
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The writing is good, but I like eunuchs.
The plot developed well, fulfilling my fantasy of medieval Bohemia from "Kingdom Come: Deliverance" 🙏 For now, I'll just stay put and enjoy farming. There are salt mines and the Baihe River, so I'll focus on developing in the north first. The fun of competing with others is endless! I can work on exploring the local customs and culture of the north first.