Lord of the Nation: Draw the Elf Queen at the Beginning

The protagonist's female elf is an uncontrollable and completely unknown existence that is beyond the protagonist's ability and control. It feels like the protagonist is no longer the hero and representative character of the story, but more like a main character who sets off the female elf. The protagonist and the main character are two different words but they are not the same. The protagonist is the hero of the story, representing the most important role. He often drives the development of the plot and often serves as the reader's point of entry. The actions of the protagonist in most cases represent the reader's perspective and thoughts. The main characters are important characters who are affected by the plot promoted by the protagonist. There are often many in number. They will change and change according to the plot arrangement, but they are not as important as the plot itself like the protagonist. This is not a group drama, and the two protagonists have a clear master-servant calling relationship. Since this is a novel with a single protagonist, the protagonist is undoubtedly a failure. The protagonist does not have that special feeling and has little influence and role in the plot. In terms of expressiveness, the "protagonist" that the readers substitute is more like a puppet or a tool that has no real power and is completely emptied by the elf. Everything he has comes from alms and passive requests from the elves (I don't know if they are friends or enemies), and he has no ability to change the situation. Enter the perspective of the male protagonist of this book: At the beginning of the Lord's story, the female elf king knew nothing about her, and then she said a few words to me in a vague manner without telling me any useful information. She also said that she would trust me and help me, but she said nothing. She just listened to your words as if they were words, and she talked to me about trust and loyalty without any basis. This kind of behavior is equivalent to the Riddler playing charades on me and making me make guesses out of nothing. Playing against each other and suspicious of each other is the reaction that the protagonist should have under her behavior. I can't trust her and use her with peace of mind. I think about what if I were the Elf King: I am a powerful Elf King and I just play around, you are just a novice lord whose strength and weakness are all given to you by me. Do things according to my mood~ Never do stupid things. I put a gun on your head and you say you don't trust me or not? If you don't accept it, I will label you as having "excessive behavior" and kill you with one shot. Recognize your position and the true ownership of everything you own, and understand that if I kill you, I can control everything about you at any time~ I'm so powerful anyway, I might kill you and you can find another lord. I can change someone to be the protagonist anytime, anywhere. What can you do to me? You can't beat me, I'm ordinary and confident, and have no outstanding abilities or characteristics. When you die, I will find someone at random. If you don't obey, I will continue to kill you and then support other lords. Or I can be the lord myself. Anyway, it is no different from the content shown in this book. Aren't the players just low-level ants that novices can manipulate casually? They should be grateful for my true God's charity, right? I feel that since this kind of article is cheating, the reason is to make readers feel comfortable. To put it bluntly, this book is supposed to be a refreshing novel. What you read is a feeling of being alone, unique in the world, and rarely matched. It must be comfortable to look at and not give readers the experience of scruples and fear when they take on the role, but now I feel like this female elf is like the Riddler who wants to play against me, Batman. Obviously in this type of novel, there are too many subordinates who surpass the protagonist. This problem can be solved by applying patches of complete loyalty and high favorability. As a result, the plug-in here is similar but does not solve the essential problem. It would be better to give the protagonist an ever-loyal female character who can grow infinitely, or give the protagonist a unique talent full of luck or something. Anyway, this kind of novel is suitable for pure and refreshing writing.

Since it is a game, there are no basic data, and there is no content except for childish dialogues. Does such a novice author think that Qidian is really so easy to make a living?

It's so poisonous. The billion-dollar bonus is so poisonous that I no longer have the desire to watch it

If you are not a novice following the trend! That's really a studio that follows the trend!

I don't know how to complain at the moment, so let's wish everyone a happy new year.

I read three chapters before, and after reading it, I felt that this book was written by a computer, or it was produced by a studio

I just want to know if I am trying to survive, will I die if I eat less fruit? How can it be sold so expensively?

Haha, I'm starting to get addicted. When I see the celebrity I liked in my previous life, I feel like I haven't seen a woman in my eight lifetimes.

It feels like this elf queen is the protagonist

Inflation is too powerful Before it even started, Yuan Jingshi was already worthless. It was still a cultivation resource. Let me start by saying that this is a treasure for the people of this world. Resources that can enhance the strength of lords and units can also be used as energy sources for magic cannons. As a result, it was immediately flooded and worthless. The same goes for lord points. Who with a normal IQ would use points to buy such expensive fruits and vegetables? Even with a monthly membership, no other creature in this world is vegetarian? If you want the protagonist to get rich, you can't forcefully lower the IQ of other characters.

It's so poisonous that even Shennong couldn't save it

Where's the lord? Bah, tool man!

Good looking, cheers author

I was instantly poisoned after reading Chapter 68

What should I say... I tricked myself into reading the introduction, and the world view was okay... After looking at the word count, it was about 500,000, and I felt it was pretty good... Then I couldn't finish the first chapter... I hope the author will continue to work hard to create better stories.

Chapter 68 is so damn vicious, kneeling down and licking a female star? Are you really such a loser?

In the first chapter, I was persuaded to quit and ran away

Don't read, just open a post If you win 10, how will you distribute them?

This writing is a bit messy, the beginning and the end are not connected.

There are too many typos to accept.

The plot behind chapters 272 and 273 doesn't connect, it looks weird.

Damn it, before the introduction to time travel in Chapter 1 has been completed, there is a billion gold coin competition out of nowhere? Since when did Qidian start losing money?