Global Lord: Lord of the Netherworld

I can't say it's excellent, just okay. Nowadays, lord novels are basically Western magical plant lords, succubus lords, desert lords, Transformers lords, and undead lords.

This system of yours can communicate with all heavens and all realms, and use all heavens and all realms to support yourself. What is the most important thing in this? It is not a human being, nor a genius or earthly treasure, but the laws of all heavens and realms.

In fact, looking at this, I feel that all systems or territories are other people's vegetable fields. It is equivalent to someone else giving a mobile phone case, but you keep writing programs in it, adding various functions and designs. Isn't this just giving a grain of rice to plant a world? If you don't jump out of it, you will be eaten sooner or later. The best way is to use the knowledge you have received to pursue the essence of the spirit to open up a line, really die once, and prepare to be resurrected to take another path of your own design.

I thought from the introduction, one person per server, it should be upgraded quickly! As a result, even if you defeat other cave masters, you won't lose the barracks! Seeing 50, there is still no gain in hitting the city! Do you think other level 5 city lords can't get out?

I don't want to read this thirty-odd chapter chapter where you talk about all the heavens uniting to conquer each other. With your words, I feel like I can follow the plot to the end at a glance.

Alas, in a thousand words, I can't feel that the protagonist has any bright spots. There are many things that can be taken slowly, but they are solved in one go. Not my cup of tea.

Why is there a plot that begins with a terminal illness?

A good book was ruined by a golden finger. Everyone is at the starting line, and you just turn on a plug-in and you're flying away. You don't even know how to write a book, right?

Really, every death involved in the world must be counted in hundreds. The only one

You feel that the introduction is exaggerated, the human base is too large, and you are not the only protagonist in this time period.