I Became a Lord, and Now I'm Forced to Farm
成为领主的我被迫种田
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- Ongoing
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- 2.0M Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
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- 3mo ago
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The premise was interesting, but the writing was awkward, the prose was weak, and the characters weren't well-developed. I didn't feel the female lead's arrogance or domineering presence; instead, she seemed slick and unappealing. Furthermore, the character descriptions were contradictory, especially the frequent use of phrases like "incredibly alluring," which was suffocating. I couldn't continue after reading more than twenty chapters.
This concept is really good, please don't give up!
The female lead only brushed past the male lead once, so why did she feel awkward upon hearing his voice? What's with the awkwardness?
This is the first time I've seen this kind of farming/development style on the forum. I'll wait and see! It doesn't seem to be primarily about romance.
Is the writing off-topic? They focus more on her beauty than anything else, even her clothes outnumber her swords.
The premise is good, and the female lead has a strong backstory and is initially very ambitious. However, it's becoming increasingly frustrating to read. It seems the story has gone astray. It's over 200 chapters in, and the plot is getting increasingly complex. The male lead has also appeared, but wasn't he supposed to appear late?
I love this setting! It's amazing that it combines farming and spirits. It's a shame it's still just a small seedling. Keep up the good work, author!
They're already lords, yet they still go out and compete against people from other academies. That's not how a lord should behave; it's so petty.
I want to see a female lead who is strong.
Hey, the premise seemed pretty interesting at first glance. But surprisingly, there's a male lead too. The first few dozen chapters were a bit awkward, but the concept is pretty good, and upgrading the town step by step is quite interesting. It's a pity there's a male lead; I can't stand it anymore. In female-oriented novels with male leads, I always can't help but favor the male lead.
I gave up. It doesn't feel like something a female author would write; it's more like something a male author would write. It's not delicate at all.
There are still survivors, author, please don't abandon this story.