From Manor Owner Farming to Imperial Emperor

Another novel in the Dragons and Elves series. I really like reading this kind of series. Come on, author.

The protagonist is also weird. It's not an emergency, but he dismantles the bed to light a fire.

The plot is too contrived, and it basically comes with whatever information is missing. There are also conflicts that appear in a very deliberate way, giving it a forced feel.

Are the turtles that can produce magic steel leaked to others like this?

The writing is a bit too deliberate. There just happens to be something nearby to solve everything. If you want to hunt a dragon, there happens to be a dragon hunting crossbow nearby. The house that has a dragon hunting crossbow happens to have no materials to repair it but the protagonist does. When you are short of materials to repair the dragon hunting crossbow, you just have information to grab. If you want to use a sword to have side effects, the enemy has a solution. Everything is so deliberate.

It's pretty cool, but when will the dragon come out? Once word spreads about the protagonist, even the king will have to go out and grab it, and I hope this dragon is a real giant dragon, not a two-winged flying dragon 😂😂😂

So far, pretty good writing. It does not describe too much about the production and construction of serfs like some articles, but always focuses on the protagonist, who is also planting interesting and fantasy fields. In addition to the fact that the economic system is a bit strange, it is recommended not to get stuck on the protagonist's neck with the magic stone, and just control the key props to promote the plot. In addition, we can add more dragons, especially flying dragons. Since there is a huge gap between them and giant dragons, we might as well write more interesting and whimsical dragons without overinflating their combat power. For example, how about Castle Dragon, which can turn into a mobile castle that floats and flies in the sky, and then can become stronger by devouring ancient buildings, or even finally be promoted to a dragon and turn into a mobile Forbidden City. As for the elves, it depends on the author's own ideas.

Keep writing. It will be better if you have more words.

To be honest, the first three pictures do not express a Western fantasy world. It feels modern to me. Anyone can ride on the protagonist's head. Author, go and see India. Others are divided into 369 levels. In Western fantasy, has everyone become equal?

It feels like the protagonist has no plan at all for what he does. He hatches eggs at the beginning, uses sheets to draw ritual diagrams, and then dismantles the bed in order to start a fire. It is simply outrageous. The same goes for making cakes later. All the fruits were baked. Halfway through, I realized that there were not enough eggs. I asked someone to buy them fresh, but I went to the manor next door. However, the background setting is a fantasy world view with a large map. The protagonist's manor alone is as big as a small town.

The plot arrangement is too deliberate and the writing style is quite strange, similar to a Japanese light novel.

If you haven't updated it yet, what are you waiting for? It doesn't matter if it is slower or less when it is not on the shelves, but it will be different after it is on the shelves. It is too easy for you to update like this.

Haha, hey, I'm here again. You may have seen me as a deadbeat before, but the me of yesterday is not the me of today. How do you think I look like before, fellow? !

It feels like there are so few people! Maybe not many people see it! I don't know if it will cut

In the previous chapters, how did the protagonist come up with the idea of ​​setting fire to the house during the sacrificial ceremony? The kitchen was a decoration, right? Then he asked the servant to come over and ask questions. The knight came again to break into the door to save people. When he found that nothing happened, he saw a husky protagonist who was demolishing the house.