Lord Saren: I Have a Proficiency Panel

The fantasy authors of Beginnings invented a rule that puts wizards above all else. A low-level wizard can use a shield, but other professions cannot do anything about it. He will die with just one fireball. Other professions are rubbish. The author can only write about wizards and magic, which limits himself to death, so most of Qidian Fantasy is dead. In fact, a sniper rifle can withstand your body armor, a knight's magic bow can break magic arrows, and no wizard can survive. None of the immortal cultivators said they could withstand sword cultivators. So the fantasy author who is the starting point is killing himself.

Why do you feel that what I released is the stand-alone version of Starting Point 😭

The beginning is so familiar, I feel like I have seen it before The same noble lord family, the contracted magic sword passed down, masters the power of frost, can contract with many kinds of magic swords, masters many kinds of magic, it looks like a eunuch

You must be happy with your new book and don't put any restrictions on yourself. It's not something you should consider in the long run. Write wonderfully and have enough to eat. There are few good fantasy books and it is not difficult to get ahead. Don't think about eating enough from one book. Let's talk about common sense. Ordinary snakes and insects cannot move in sub-zero temperatures in winter.

Not bad, nice looking. Why do Western fantasy novels end up with spellcasters? It's either a wizard or a mage, and there's no knight.

A fantasy novel disguised as a mainstream novel. . I don't even plant the land, so I'm just playing Lord Mao.

After looking at the previous few pictures, the protagonist, who has a good reputation and enough power, knows full well that his authority is insufficient and has been underestimated by the villagers. Why doesn't he stand up openly and beat up the uncle who snatched the power, taking the opportunity to establish his authority? Instead, the dog secretly kills him and then hides and shrinks, allowing the villagers who originally questioned the protagonist's authority to continue to underestimate the protagonist? !

. . I cut it before I even had time to read the published chapters.

Some of the data in this novel are so funny, especially the yield per acre. I calculated that the yield per acre is about 20 kilograms. 🤭

Although the writing is average, it is still readable. I originally supported the first subscription and planned to read more, but I didn't expect that the eunuch suddenly appeared.

I don't know why I just can't stand it.

Medusa

I would like to give some advice to authors. Don't take risks in your new book. Only write what you can grasp. Don't write anything that is unclear. The improvement of the protagonist's personal abilities is the main line. It is not easy to publish a good fantasy book from a starting point. Good luck to the author.

I have read a few chapters and would like to make a comment. Both outsiders have role cards. The younger brother and sister are still too much of a supporting role. At the very least, they are relatives. Please give me a card! Add some drama! 🤭🤭🤭

Enchanters are unscientific and can only be stored for a day or two. Who buys it?

There are too few of this type. Come on, the author.

A good book, food and fodder, the author keeps writing.

I saw more than fifty pictures. Another good novel. 1. The writing is concise and clear. Basically, no exaggerated modifiers are used to describe words and phrases, and simple and ordinary vocabulary is used to explain things clearly. 2. The protagonist is calm and rational, and the supporting villain's behavior and thinking have their own characteristics and are logical. 3. The setting is reasonable, the plot is relaxed and logical, and the fun is good. Although it is a novel that relies on plot to win, it occasionally has some little fun interspersed with it (for example, Barron reminds the protagonist not to watch Boat Girl, and the protagonist says he doesn't need to pay for it), which is good as a moderator.

This one looks similar to the one about Dharma Knight. Is it the same author?

It's okay😄 Come on, it will be better if Qiao becomes the heroine. Try to write some different stories

It looks refreshing, compact but not messy, with development, conflict and buffering. As long as it is not overwhelming, it is best to be well-founded and logical. Develop your brain more and improve your own strength. Skills are based on your own cognition and concepts, right? Parkour (jumping, obstacle running, wall climbing, etc. Are integrated into one skill. Build a large training ground, modern and ancient, open-air and indoor, and have everything you need in a plum blossom pile gym) plus comprehensive attributes Medicine (a combination of Chinese and Western plus otherworldly, herbal, medicinal properties, Chinese patent medicines, surgery, first aid, etc.) Plus mental Throwing (Chili powder, lime, stone, hidden weapon, javelin, football, basketball, etc.) Plus comprehensive attributes Multi-tasking (mainly depends on mental attributes) Learning skills (memory palace, fast memory, fast reading, etc.) Manufacturing (blacksmithing (gold and fire), carpentry (wood), construction (civil), cooking (water and fire), etc.)

You have a panel, where are your exercises and skills written for him, where is the protagonist's strength improved, and how many books did the author of King write before he published one King.

I feel that melee professions such as knights in fantasy works are more enjoyable than long-range professions such as mages. When hit, the mage just stood there, and then a bunch of names popped out, melee combat, and various skills of fighting and putting skills on the face. This is not as exciting as the mage. Is there any better melee lord article? I seem to have read almost all similar ones in the starting point.

Why are there so many articles about lords recently?

It's a bit awkward for this subordinate to contradict his superior, but otherwise it's fine.

This historical text of the late Ming Dynasty, "Ximing Lihuo", writes about Sichuan's resistance to the Qing Dynasty in the Southern Ming Dynasty. The writing is good, the plot logic is online, it does not overwhelm your wits, and the details are true. There are no old time travel routines, and the golden finger is not big. The details of the war are solid, especially the details of war planning, army organization and equipment, battle plots, command, formation, marching and fighting are very realistic. The plot is roughly divided into two lines, one is to fight against the Qing Dynasty, and the other is to deal with the various warlords in Sichuan during the Southern Ming Dynasty. There are two female protagonists interspersed with the main line. In addition to war and conspiracy, there is also a harem. The heroines have their own characteristics, they are not paper characters. Finally, I wish the great god Bao Digui book a great success!

Or Tribulus terrestris, I feel so tired from beating...