From Purifying Corruption to God of Order

This lord-themed article is a bit too simplistic. I suggest checking out the conquest channel for more information.

The plot is good, but the writing style and pacing are... Well, let's just say they're not great.

Daily Review... Actually, this book is alright, not too bad, just a bit awkward in some places. The excessive praise makes it seem... Well... The writing style is similar to Aokiji's, so it's readable.

It's barely readable, but very awkward; many relationships feel forced. Especially the descriptions of interpersonal and power struggles—they feel like they're written at a fifth or sixth-grade elementary school level. (Based on my own thinking...)

It's a pity; it's a self-aware, unlikable system.

In February, three books were abandoned. What sins have I committed?

The characters are thin, like children; the plot is thin, like a children's game. Consider this a writing exercise.

In terms of plot, the protagonist's foresight advantage is completely wasted. And if viewed as a lord-themed novel, its political sensitivity is too low. Therefore, it's better to treat it as a farming/development novel.

I didn't quite understand Zhe Lian's part. If they gave him the real address and he actually killed him, becoming a legendary figure, even if they clashed with the powerful clans, it wouldn't necessarily cause any major problems. Why not give him a fake address? Zhe Lian would still be an elite; there was absolutely no need for that.

The protagonist is a typical example of a weak and incompetent ruler, possessing a transmigration game, a high-ranking status, prior knowledge of the plot, and a system cheat. Perhaps the later parts will be quite good? However, I haven't read to the end.