An Outsider’s Life as a Lord in Minecraft

Those female characters keep taking things from the protagonist, and they also want to snatch things from the protagonist. They feel that it is really disgusting for the protagonist to let them have their way. They keep giving them things if they are not related to each other, and the elf too. Seeing how cute you are, I will buy you a candy, but I won't give you money. Taking it once or twice is not enough, but I still take it. The protagonist is a rotten good person and will not think about his own interests.

I couldn't stand it anymore and left. Front. The content related to MC is very well written. As soon as I meet the two female characters, I start to feed them poison.

Alas, isn't it good to farm peacefully? Why do you have to make two women ambiguous? You can make it ambiguous, but I personally think it's very bad when you write about emotions. I don't know why it becomes ambiguous after watching it. It's better that there are fewer and fewer descriptions of female protagonists. I'm here to see the MC, not to see how the protagonist fucks the female protagonist.

The plot related to elves is so poorly written, not just because of poor writing, but also because of deficiencies in positioning, interpersonal relationships, and plot First, the protagonist does not understand the knowledge of this world and needs a guide. I can understand it, but is it really appropriate for the elf to be so self-centered? Being so uneducated in front of someone who might be a true god or a clone? So unconscious? Or should I put it more bluntly, so crazy? Second, I don't know what the author thinks, but the protagonist's current behavior when facing the elves is like the "Japanese comic waste male protagonist Asashi". Positioning oneself, attitude towards others, and behavior are like "a middle school student on a Japanese comic campus". Thirdly, regarding the elf fruit and even the subsequent plot, the elf is written like the hero's father, saying what he wants and giving him what he wants. The author's explanation for this is "the male protagonist thinks he is invincible in the territory, so he doesn't care." In other words, he thinks this is another "trade route" I don't understand this very much, especially not. The male protagonist has walked out of the territory many times. Where does he have the confidence to think that his huge interests can be protected by the territory? How long has it been since the plot? Where does he have the confidence to think that the elves will not harm him? Without protecting your own capital, you rashly expose your abilities. Even if you can't be pk in the territory, are you not afraid of being pua? Or psychological suggestion? What's more, the protagonist doesn't seem to be a mature person. Does he need trade routes? Even if he needs it, the best solution is not to directly sign a monopoly agreement with someone, but to consider multiple aspects. The result was good. Others said we could only sell elves, but the protagonist said "Okay"

The protagonist is not neutral good, but lawful good. He is too kind and has no defense against outsiders. Maybe my personality is not suitable for reading a book that is too kind. I hope that the protagonist can be neither humble nor arrogant, but strong-willed, but the male protagonist will become soft-hearted when he sees a beautiful woman.

Please ask the author to allocate some brain capacity to those two women. I can't see it at all now. You have to write down what you are thinking so that we can understand it! Either write down the background, or focus on the details. The inherent impression of God is that he is superior and cannot be compared with mortals. You did not explain the background and background of the two people early, nor did you specifically point out that the gods here are not high-quality (although the work is related, but who goes to see it!). It gives the impression that two mortals do not fear God and are very familiar with each other. Moreover, it is not the feeling of making friends as equals, but the feeling of being dominant in social interactions with a sense of superiority! Even if you think the protagonist doesn't care and just keep accommodating, you still have to consider whether readers like to see the protagonist being prostituted for free! After all, there is still an exchange of friends! These two are just prostitutes for free, and the protagonist has no temper at all. It's not written how these two people think about the protagonist. The whole story gives the impression that these two people condescend to befriend the protagonist, but they regard themselves as the leaders, which feels very snobbish! What does it mean to have taken him to Dragon Island if I had known it earlier? This sentence shows that this dragon does not put himself on an equal footing at all, and is the dominant one among his friends. In other words, when I help you get something, I still have to say: It's for your own good. That kind! !

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After reading it, I suddenly regretted it. I shouldn't have come in so early to take a look. What a good book, it has the qualifications to become a god in Sanjiang. Add it to your collection and keep it. I hope the author will update ten times a day. The days of sleepless nights appeared again.

MC doesn't need to add mods at all, Steve's own combat power is extremely amazing

Finally someone has written a book about Minecraft abilities again.