I Became a Lord, and Now I'm Forced to Farm

Because the setting is interesting to read, but the description is too awkward, the writing is not enough, the character is not established, and the heroine does not feel arrogant and domineering, but feels too oily. . . Moreover, the character descriptions are somewhat contradictory, especially the ever-changing "charming" descriptions, which are so suffocating that I really can't stand it after reading more than twenty chapters.

This setting is really good. Don't give up.

The female protagonist just passed by the male protagonist once. Why did she feel awkward when she heard the voice? You are such an awkward person.

This is the first time I see this kind of farming flow on the channel, squat down for a moment! It doesn't look like the romance line is the main focus.

The setting is very good, the heroine is also very ambitious, and the heroine is also very ambitious at the beginning, but it is getting more and more disturbing as I read it. I think it was written crookedly. There are more than 200 chapters, and there are more and more trump cards. The male protagonist has also come out. Isn't it true that the male protagonist appeared late? The heroine is still at the level of the town. Even the war is the subordinates who can't help but mention it. I'm convinced, your ambitions are not as described as the beauty of the heroine. All kinds of exquisite clothes, all kinds of domineering expressions, all kinds of pets competing for favor and territory. People worship her in all kinds of ways. The heroine is deified and even went to court. In a town of 20,000 people, I feel that 🉐 is becoming more and more popular. The heroine is too flamboyant. In short, there is a lot of writing, but the main line is getting more and more skewed. I saw the author explaining that the heroine didn't farm well because she went out to get resources. Let's just say, isn't the fastest and most direct way to get resources is to expand the territory? There are so many resources around you, are you worried about sending troops to be famous? What is the name of an enemy who relies on forcing girls into prostitution? The other two are not good people. The heroine walks around to understand. Isn't there conflict? There is also encouragement to have children. If you have money to have children, you can get that chapter. Let's just say that you would rather encourage women in your own territory to keep having children than rescue women in other towns? I'm really convinced. Why don't you think about conquering the territory when you are short of people, or recruiting those refugees? If that doesn't work, just buy slaves. What's the point of always tossing these few people in your territory? The author probably wrote too many words and forgot about his settings.

I really like this setting. It has farming and demon spirits. It's really awesome. It's a pity that it's still a little seedling now. Work hard! ! !

They are all lords, but they still compete with people from other colleges. They don't look like lords, and they are so small.

Hey, the setting was quite interesting at first, but there is actually a male protagonist. The first few dozen chapters looked a little awkward, but the setting is quite good, and it is quite interesting to upgrade the town step by step. It's a pity that there is a male protagonist, I can't stand it anymore. Female videos with male protagonists can't help but prefer the male protagonist. After meeting the male protagonist, the protagonist will always be smart and charming, weaker than the male protagonist, and can't stand it. Most of the male protagonists have this routine...

Abandoned, it's not like a female author writes, more like a male author, not delicate at all

There are still living people, the author should not give up the trap