This Lord Just Wants to Farm

Very interesting, cheers author💪

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Let me talk about a few problems: The paragraph is too long. I read it on my mobile phone. It makes people dizzy when reading a large paragraph. I suggest two lines. Description of fighting Laqua, since writing about fighting is not his strong point, try to avoid it or keep it as brief as possible With food in hand, as a state pastor, he has developed for three years but has not cultivated his own power. . . The first few people with knives killed as many times as they wanted. When they met an assassin while taking a bath, they didn't even react. After having just experienced an assassination and killing someone again, they should have a big reaction if they were frightened while relaxing in the bath, right?

I have been reading Chapter 62, and I can tell you my feelings. The main plot has not been advanced. More than 60 chapters have just given a general overview of the world. The protagonist's power is unclear, and the goal is not clear. I boldly predict that the author will most likely cut it off.

The invasion ended like this. Drunk too

The main line is not clear enough. In the first three years, you just thought about farming? I don't have anyone I need, I don't have money, I don't practice martial arts, so I just rely on my golden fingers to lie down, right?

I've just read the latest. Taneda's writing is very good. It's not a mind-blowing article that doesn't require brain power. There are many details that echo back and forth. If you don't read carefully, you might not be able to understand it. It's too picky for readers. I hope I can insist on not being disturbed by the noise (to be honest, there are too many nine leaks and fish blind comments. I feel that the author will have no intention to update if he reads too much 😂 I have read many books and this is the case 😢

Farming is okay, but the fighting is baffling.

It's actually pretty good, but it's more like old martial arts novels, with a movie-like feel, not a fantasy fantasy. It can be considered a high martial and low mysterious setting.

The book is a bit weird. I feel that the protagonist's family has left him with the foundation to conquer the dynasty, but the protagonist has to start farming. No matter in which era you master food, medicine, and the path of evolution, then you are a god. The ridiculous thing is that a god can only be made into a statue in a temple, but cannot live in reality, otherwise even gods will die under human desires.

It's quite strange. I feel that the protagonist has a deep but not very wise feeling. He is about to lose it at every turn. When encountering risks, it is better to lower his ability.

It's incomprehensible that a third-rank man can come to assassinate the protagonist in a barbaric land. The protagonist's father is only a first-rank general. It's unrealistic that a third-rank man can be invited by Leizhou, a state that the imperial court has given up on, to assassinate the lord of a state. And if you can cultivate to the third level, you can't be a fool! I went to assassinate a lord, only to be scared away by the protagonist. The protagonist already knows that someone has sent a third-level assassin to assassinate him, so he goes out casually without asking the housekeeper to protect him? Anyway, I have to farm, you can come and assassinate me at will, I have the aura of the protagonist and I am not afraid. You can't kill me even if I stand. It's okay to write about fiefdom, but it seems awkward to write about lord's territory. The protagonist obviously has the background to dominate Leizhou. He found the old tribe left by the protagonist's father and directly asked the nobles from the aristocratic family to help farm the land. If they don't plant, they will die. If they don't grow up to standard, they will die. Wouldn't they be invincible in three years?

The Lord's articles are only interesting to the P community, including political reform, ideological transformation, productivity reform, the first industrial revolution to the third industrial revolution, as well as the collision between the old empire and the new regime, the crushing of advanced productive forces against backward productive forces, etc...

. . . Throughout the whole story, there is almost no story. The author should think about how to write the novel. This is really too much. . . I feel like I am reading the outline of a novel.

This introduction is a bit like Douyin's domineering official article.

Farming-related content, good reviews Using assassins to promote the plot, bad reviews. The problem is not the assassin, but what do you want to use the assassin to express? To illustrate the protagonist's mental growth, there is nothing exciting about it. There are people in the enemy country who come to assassinate him, but the author handles it very well, and it is very enjoyable to watch. You are assassinated at every turn, but it makes the reader feel aggrieved. Newbies should stick to one or two commonly used cool routines and keep writing. Only if they write good cool articles can they be qualified to be willful