The Lord's Name Has Turned Red Again
领主又红名了
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Does the protagonist seem to have a strong desire to perform? Like, insisting on an NPC-like system from the beginning, I'm really curious if all players only come to you and never interact with other players or people from other worlds? Are other people in this world also in this NPC-like model?
The female lead's storyline was completely cut off?
The apocalyptic setting plus the widow premise are both problematic. How big of a readership can this be? How much money can it generate? Will the author completely cut out the romance? Instead, write more posts exposing lewd people. Lewd people may speak less, but they will vote with their feet.
Doesn't the main character have any control over the game? He'll be killed by the players sooner or later; there's no way to restrict them.
Is Chapter 394 insulting the readers' intelligence?
Chapter 394: Fuller is always a red name when he appears in the city, so why wasn't he caught by the players? Isn't an arrest warrant a mission? Or are the deserters not from the opposing camp? Author, are you contradicting the established lore? There are such serious plot holes. Why is this chapter so clownish? Is it insulting the reader's intelligence?
Even if the guidance has long been broken, please become the King of Elden?
The last book was pretty good before it mentioned guns and gunpowder, haha. I hope this one won't go into guns and gunpowder in a fantasy world again.
The content is fine, but could you please revise the part about the blacksmith's wife?
The starting point is definitely not what it used to be. This kind of thing is really a major problem now, and after scrolling through, it seems like they've actually started a real conflict 🙂.
How should I put it? Another story about someone dying because of a woman? To pledge allegiance to someone who has exiled you just feels rather despicable.
Is this a Western fantasy setting? In Europe, many nobles, even those seemingly unrelated to royalty, have inheritance rights. The text also mentions the protagonist having royal blood and inheritance rights. So why kneel? If you're truly loyal, the eldest prince is a better match.
I can only describe it as utterly unoriginal. As a game novel, it lacks the excitement of a typical game novel; the protagonist can only look at the official website. As an isekai (another world) novel, it also lacks the excitement of an isekai novel.
I actually quite liked this book, and it was such a shame that I read it all in one go and then found out it was abandoned.