
The Mage Lord's God-Chosen Farming System
法师领主的神选种田系统
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 14h ago
- English
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Lord = an enhanced version of the squire. His life is worse than that of the squire.
What kind of garbage have you been writing lately? It's so sloppy it's beyond belief. Is it even possible to dedicate an entire chapter to introducing just one thing?
Naïve Mother
This book gives me the impression that the author has never experienced the real world. It's well-written, but a bit naive.
To be honest, his storytelling skills, especially his portrayal of Hydrological Island, are unparalleled. He can casually write a whole paragraph about a single thing.
Could you please strengthen the protagonist? While it's true that if the protagonist is too powerful, his subordinates seem rather useless, I'd still like to see some scenes of mage combat, especially on the battlefield, the dazzling and magnificent visual impact of spell clashes. I wonder if the author has the skill to write that. That kind of plot combining magic and war seems to have disappeared from Qidian...
You are the lord with the smallest starting population I've ever seen in a lord's story.
Does the author use AI a bit too much? The description of the merchant in that difficult place has a very strong AI feel.
Chosen Mage, shouldn't this thing be called a Priest?
Here's a small suggestion: the paragraphs are a bit long. For online articles, 2-3 lines are best, and it's best not to exceed 4 lines. Additionally, the author may think this section is continuous and that interrupting it hinders understanding the plot, but it actually isn't; it's best to separate it. Short-distance travel has been proven by the market, so following the crowd is the best approach.
It's alright, I'd say it's a good piece. If it can maintain this quality and doesn't have any major flaws...