Is Something Wrong with Your Lordship?

To be honest, I don't think this counts as a lord-themed novel (although it's quite enjoyable to read). It feels more like an alternative leveling-up story because there's no character development, almost no territory management, no food shortages, no need to consider the feelings of the subjects, no tactical or strategic descriptions, and none of the rich side quests and well-developed…

Having read over four hundred chapters, from the perspective of a bookworm with more than ten years of experience, it is indeed well-written, with excellent prose and smooth logic. In particular, the self-deprecating jokes interspersed throughout the text are quite interesting.

I just rewatched the previous movie, and it turns out this guy was tricked by the protagonist in the previous one. He just passed the imperial examination and wanted to relax and live a carefree life, but then the world was destroyed.

Towards the end, each of the author's books became somewhat unreadable, dry, tedious, and uninteresting.

If everyone were like Shui Jun, there would be no shortage of books to read (not really).

Looking back, I realize that Shui Jun has written so many different types of novels. Although it falls into currently popular genres, and veers off-topic significantly later on, it's surprisingly well-written overall. Not only is the later twist well-executed, but the earlier parts are also quite engaging.

I hope the author will change the formula. Every protagonist is "me," but now each protagonist is taking a highly similar path. No matter what we do, the ending will be indescribable. The friend system and home system in the previous book were breakthroughs, but in the end, it reverted to the old formula...

Does anyone still remember this book? 😭 A cold wind blows through the desolate valley, and cicadas sing as the young man returns. At the Danghun Mountain, the stone figure sheds tears; the immortal wanders, the demon heads north. Ten thousand immortals retreated from the river flowing against the current; love could not withstand the tears of unwavering devotion.

In fact, the root cause of all the protagonists' mutations in the author's works is still Lao Zhao. Before Lao Zhao, the protagonists who transcended were all very regular. Starting with Lao Zhao, they became indescribable. Wu Lao Er's mutation was self-inflicted, but the reason was that the internal alchemy technique was too difficult.

Following the stories of the ultimate conman, the ultimate brother, the ultimate father, and the ultimate buddy, what kind of character will the protagonist be this time? Looking forward to it!