
Why Is My Territory Full of Monsters?
我的领地里怎么都是怪物
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 566k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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180Chapters
1.1kRecommendations
19.7kFans
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After reading two chapters, I'm speechless. It's incredibly toxic. The protagonist is named Li Yong. It's a Western fantasy novel. He's been reincarnated for over 10 years and still hasn't integrated into the world. Fine, you can't be an outcast, can you? How stupid is that? Stupid and foolish, yet he's a saint. It's unbelievable that he can survive!
The protagonist is a complete saint. The opening scene is ridiculous; it's clearly a commoner who recklessly played football in the street and almost got into a car accident, yet the protagonist pleads for that person's life.
All I can say is, it's toxic. First, having lived as an aristocrat for over a decade, he has a saintly mentality, insisting on protecting the common people. He dismisses his subordinates' embezzlement with a single sentence. His writing often includes a bunch of seemingly plausible but ultimately flawed thoughts and supplementary explanations.
I started with the beginning, which was my favorite part of the story. Unfortunately, I became increasingly disappointed as it went on. Author, if you lack experience, don't write these kinds of things. Just write simple monster-slaying and leveling-up stories; we'd enjoy those too.
In summary, the protagonist is a complete loser, like a man carrying manure who thinks the emperor would use a golden shovel to carry manure.
The protagonist's name is weird, neither Chinese nor Western.
Does the author find the harem character interesting? Why go to such lengths to develop such a character, only to kill her off? I read novels to relax, not to see you kill off a female supporting character. Halena is already in the character list, and you kill her off? If you're going to write a harem novel, write it properly, don't do this 😓
It would be strange if this bizarre story didn't flop. A lord insists on treating his servants like family, playing a spy game in the process. A bizarre premise and a bizarre author.
Western fantasy novels, with the protagonist named Li Yong—these are such old and outdated tropes, yet people still fall for them.
The vampire girl was killed. What a pity.