My Lord, You Have Exceptional Talent
领主大人天赋异禀
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 909k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
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434Chapters
7.4kRecommendations
43.3kFans
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This is so tedious! Full initial stats, ten-star potential, daily holy water boosts from the legendary golden chalice for instant leveling, pay-to-win newbie packs—all sorts of cheats maxed out! Twelve chapters in, and the protagonist is still only level three... It's too slow!
The plot focus is off
It's been dozens of chapters and we still haven't set off. It's all about petty squabbles and inconsistencies in detail.
The plot where the mercenary finds copper ore by the river and then gets chased down by the Fallon family is utterly ridiculous! It feels like the author just created trouble for no reason! It's incredibly melodramatic! I haven't seen such a clichéd plot in two or three years. It's like a Renaissance!
Having read over 150 chapters, the novel is currently a decent read overall, but I've noticed an inappropriate aspect to the plot. While this is a lord-centric story, the protagonist's power-ups, such as exceptional talent and the Holy Grail (though its production is limited), seem more focused on his individual strength than his territory.
My recent writings are... Well, let's just say they're not great.
The beginning was quite good, with some social niceties, a bit of a storyline, and even some pleasant surprises. But after it was released, it felt like a rambling account of events. There was no real plot, just a bunch of names I can't remember and some supposed developments. The plot was completely skipped; it was just me inexplicably waiting to be surrounded and attacked by a bunch of people.
This is too easy. I've already used 40 cards, and I still haven't even seen a territories. I'll probably need 100 cards to get a territory by then.
Author, you dragged your feet at the beginning, and then only briefly described the establishment of territory. Doesn't that seem a bit disjointed in terms of focus?
Has the author lost their mind and written such a melodramatic plot?!
The level of civil war in these chapters is very poor. The protagonist, a minor noble, can send troops to retaliate without even asking the upper nobles for permission. This situation means that the upper nobles have completely lost their deterrent power, and the lower nobles can directly annex the land without any restraint.
I don't know why, but after reading it, I felt there were too few words and the plot was too drawn out, so I got a little angry. 😠