The Great Lord of the Misty World

I read a hundred chapters and finally got fed up. Every woman she meets claims to be her sister, and she won't even seize military power. Even if you claim to be her father, you'd still kill him for power. Do you even know who Lu Bu was, the best horse among men, the Red Hare among horses, whose halberd was used to stab his adoptive father?! Wasn't the beginning written perfectly fine? Why was someone else written later? These saintly hypocrites are simply not suited to live in this foggy world!

Author, are you serious? You discover a modern, safe city, and instead of organizing a team to work non-stop for three days to empty the city, you're eating, drinking, sleeping, and resting? The worst part is you smash up unused cars for scrap metal! Are you out of your mind?! Can't you use the engines? Can't you use the glass?

As a lord, he didn't develop his territory; he's still stuck in the era of cold weapons. What's with all the commerce and law? This autocratic lord jumped to socialism. He's completely skewed his stance.

The author is amazing; 34 people can transport 6 million kilograms of goods in three days. I can't imagine what kind of shopping mall could have 250 tons of rice and hundreds of tons of candy.

This book is already ruined; I doubt I can continue writing it. It got completely chaotic after chapter 100. And the reason humans can rule the Earth is because of their intellect. Killing goblins doesn't even require lifting a finger. Their spatial abilities collect soil and release it directly above—that's already incredibly overpowered.

Having a younger sister when you have no parents! How disgusting!

Opinion 1: From beginning to end, you've never seen a reconnaissance unit. You're completely clueless about your territory being an occupied area. Even if you don't have time to deal with it now, you should at least know which enemies are in your territory. 2. I don't know if you're trying to pad the word count or drag out the plot.

I've been reading books for so many years, I'm practically a veteran of countless battles even if I'm not Shennong (a legendary figure in Chinese mythology), yet I still underestimated this book.

I've been eyeing this book for two months, but now I'm experiencing a reading slump, so I'm just quitting. This book has many minor flaws, but it still captures the essence of farming fiction. I hope it doesn't have a bad ending or get abandoned prematurely. I just subscribed to a beast-taming novel on the 25th, but that story stopped updating on the 26th.

There are many illogical points. The protagonist's previous incarnation had been in this world for over ten years and was only at the Iron level. How come those supporting characters reached the Bronze level after only a few months? It's too illogical.