Lord of the End Times

It's a good book, very well written, but starting from chapter 97, the style feels a bit too idealistic. I think I understand why there are so many artsy comments about other books. The protagonist is in another world. His initial development, farming, and crisis management are all correct, even his later actions of saving others and the world are not wrong.

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There are too many female characters; it feels like a clueless protagonist building a harem in a Japanese anime. I don't quite understand the definition of a light novel, but the world-building is good. The climax is poorly handled, and the rescue plot is too bland. Also, the characters shouldn't be made to be overly intellectually challenged.

What kind of logic is it that treating commoners well would lead to attacks from nobles? Throughout history, any privileged aristocratic class has always used the pretense of treating commoners well, whether genuinely or superficially, but the pretense is essential.

After reading a few chapters, it's definitely very much a fictional world. The world's perspective is this: opening ports and engaging in trade offers no benefit to the lords, perhaps because they can't collect taxes. Treating commoners well will result in being besieged by lords across the country; maybe the whole nation believes in evil gods. 🙂

The initial subscription of 400 is alright, and I think I can easily reach 2,000 average subscriptions per day. Unfortunately, I'm really struggling to update, so I guess it'll have to be abandoned. 🙂

I have never completely written a book.

I must say, the world-building in this book at the beginning really attracted me—mystery, fantasy, the Age of Exploration, and the later technology could actually be explained through archaeology. But the end is coming, huh? What is the end? They need to rely on the Red Moon to send the protagonist to the past to resist. Ah, what is the Red Moon anyway?

Seeing the latest chapter is a welcome surprise. After searching high and low for days, I've finally managed to find something decent. I'll cast a monthly vote. My tastes are getting increasingly discerning these days. I usually give up on books after reading a couple hundred chapters, or even just two or three hundred. I hope this book will have a conclusion, but I'm worried about it.

Stop updating! At least you updated daily for the first few months, now you can't even utter a single word a week. If only Qidian had a blacklist feature.