
My Lord, I’m a Lizardman
领主,我是蜥蜴人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 365k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It's a bit weird, low-level lizardmen can be used as cannon fodder. Can you look at the Gnolls? Don't jackals just use other inferior products as dogs? If classification is not enough, why should the lower-class lizard people be included in civilization? What kind of extraordinary plan for all the people? Directly change the inferior lizard man into an inferior lizard beast. Then it's done, and there's a little more cannon fodder
Kill the inferior children, what will happen to the labor force? It is unreasonable for the lords to develop and only think about fighting and not farming.
This book made me laugh to death. More than a hundred goblins can only feed a tribe of lizardmen who suffered heavy casualties for one day. This lizard man's appetite is slightly worse than that of a tiger. CowCow😂
Not to mention the plot and setting, there is only one writing style, and the sentences are anti-human. It feels like it was written by a studio or some coding software.
Primitive tribe wearing lizard skin, nothing new to see
The author has an idea that the population of lizardmen can actually be enriched with various subspecies, such as large elemental lizardmen, medium-sized color-changing camouflage lizardmen, and giant four-limbed crawling lizardmen with low IQs, and then integrate them into a whole civilization. How about it?
I gave up the book. The two names kept changing. It looked so awkward.
It's not a big deal if the preface doesn't match the postscript, but as soon as you finished saying it, you forgot about it in the blink of an eye, and you couldn't even keep up with the flow.
After reading it for a long time, the main character's name still doesn't change.
Studio book? Why does the author like to start sentences after verbs? Don't you think it's weird to separate the subject and object into two sentences?