The Warlord's Throne

Delete the comment, I can't afford it anymore, what kind of currency system is this?

If cheating is too big, just write cool articles without any problem. People who read your book are all people who like cool articles. They don't need to forcefully pretend to be cool. They are the kind of people who meet because of conflicts of interest, and just use a lot of cheating to get rid of them!

It's already broken! It still feels like the process is too fast, equivalent to finishing high school and college, and the protagonist becomes a god! The key is that I haven't written anything since high school, and that's it for just one experience. College is even worse. I didn't even enroll in school, so I went to a summer camp during the summer vacation. I almost became a god. I haven't even seen what the school is like. Have I graduated? Could it be more outrageous? To be honest, I have read a lot of novels about this kind of lord becoming a god, but the one before becoming a god is the best. After becoming a god, Yi Shui collapsed. Now, good guy, he has evolved beyond the level. A good mage lord must become a dragon god. The mage line can already be ignored! The author was still affected by the previous results, and probably skipped a lot of the outline plot, and the plot before becoming a god was seriously compressed! This book may only have one million words to complete!

In fact, readers can be discouraged when the male protagonist fights and transforms into a dragon. The powerful golden finger is not well developed and used. It is boring to transform into a dragon and win with physical force. Did the author forget that the protagonist is a mage? According to the setting, mages should be far stronger than warriors, so he quit.

It's boring to cut it out, the writing of a good subject is completely different. War Lord is not personal heroism, the protagonist directly becomes a god, so what's the use of soldiers and heroes? Faith is completely useless, it's not Shinto style, and the water of death is updated with two water and one and a half. It's okay to jump and read. Dozens of water in one plane are important, but a few are important.

The main character is strong, one person can do it, and no subordinates are needed. This is not the leader stream, it is the mythical stream. What is the use of all the subordinates being giant dragons, for the faith? ? ? The war has nothing to do with the younger brother, it's just the protagonist who calms down the world and everything is fine

The more I wrote, the better I got. It was originally a good idea. War lords are a system, and those who compete with the protagonist are also lords. What next? Now that the Shinto style has begun to develop, would you say that the war field you are writing about now has any significance? Just make up the word count, what are you writing about? Why don't you see what use the field is for when you are fighting now? They have all become lords in PVP, and they have gone to grandma's house. The life and death of the soldiers does not affect the situation of the battle at all. The writing of the heroes has no characteristics. Now it is just like a primary school student's writing. What is the war lord? Now it's a Shinto-style novel, and I give this god and that god to the younger brother, but in the future, the protagonist will lead a team of template god younger brothers to fight? Then intersperse some running data

Don't waste this water. The skill description is that you can't just open one card. You have to water it every few cards.

I have read three books by this author, two of which were unfinished. This one was a direct eunuch and no one else. I will never read his books again.

I felt it was a bit baffling to watch. The main character was written to be very powerful, but he was easily fooled.