Lord: The Alchemist Lord’s Frontier Chronicles

You need to use your imagination. If you don't use your imagination when writing about time travellers, you will be scolded.

Investigation report: "Number" - 409 Investigation target: "Lord: The Alchemy Lord's Pioneers" - Male Protagonist - [Duro Drummond] Investigation Result: [Reincarnation] Judgment Basis: Abnormal Characteristics: A time-travel investigator, as the name suggests, is a profession that investigates and records the time-travel situations of time-travelers. It aims to let observers (that is, readers) in all worlds know in advance the time-travel situations of time-travelers in this world, and volunteers to provide observers with fast time-travel information query services If there are any fallacies, I hope to correct them ——All Souls Feast Zhenjun Stay on October 19, 2025

There are several outstanding fantasy books, but no one can see the successful examples and summarize them. Instead, a large number of authors have tried their best to succeed. 50% of the way to attack the street is to exploit gold fingers as a selling point. The more you attack the street, the more stubborn you will be and the more you will never give up and fight until death. The other 30% is to imagine that you will play palace fighting and politics after being cast into a good child, and advance the novel with a domineering spirit. The remaining 19% is the flow of alien beasts (basically dragons), which makes people become different from people and dragons are not like dragons. I have seen several successful books, and the commonality is that the first 200,000 words of pig's feet class transition are brilliantly written. If the class transition is not well written, it is basically a failure (except for Yanyu Jiangnan, this ancient author writes fantasy novels purely because of his talent and unreasonableness). This process is basically a process in which the golden finger is constantly being diluted, and what replaces the golden finger is the philosophical and logical views formed in the previous life, which strengthens the sense of substitution among readers of countless compulsory education wholesale products and post-university education products after the expansion of university enrollment.

I haven't read this book, but the author can open book reviews and not delete very unpleasant comments. I think the author also wants to take readers' opinions. Although I read that most of the comments are abusive to the book, I still admire the author and hope that the author will take this book further.

It looks strange. The title of the book is Alchemy Lord, but you didn't describe the alchemy content in detail enough, and you didn't describe the details after the potion was strengthened.

The author laid the groundwork for a long time. In the early stage, it seemed that the time traveler became a local aboriginal. In fact, after seeing it, I also found out that he had ideals, adapted to the local environment to develop, and realized his own concepts from subtle aspects, instead of dreaming about opening cheats. The Magic Age is similar to the industrial revolution developed with local systems, and slowly enters the superior comfort zone of the time traveler.

I feel like I'm putting the cart before the horse. Didn't I emphasize that the direct pursuit is magic? Now I see how the protagonist's experience has been developing the territory, and the profits from the territory are also invested in the development of the territory. I feel that the territory not only does not help the protagonist, but also involves a lot of energy from the protagonist.

He writes that his cousin is a scumbag and he is single. The poster is really talented.

The essence of many fantasy books is that fantasy is wrapped in a Western-style skin, which makes it neither fantasy nor fantasy. To put it bluntly, fantasy can't survive, so it finds a relatively unpopular area to try to get ahead, but it's disgusting for readers to find books.

There is a lot of nonsense and the plot is mediocre. It has the common problem of all time travel lord stories, they like high rewards, but do not consider the funds in hand, and the returns are not proportional, but the income is obviously too high. To put it simply, your production tools are not as productive as you are.

I think the biggest golden finger is Blue Star's knowledge. Precision weapons and equipment cannot be manufactured and modified by magic. The main purpose is to excavate the surrounding mountains and rely on Warcraft crystals to develop. The environment is dangerous and it is not necessary to modify the gas mask. How about alchemical mines. When you get rich, build a magic excavator, tractor, gravel crawler. The cost is higher and the restrictions are bigger. I also thought about using a magic board to monitor the puppets, which would be awesome.

I'm not sure about the author's outline, but I'll guess that based on my current progress (about 350 chapters), it's probably to weaken all the big lords near the protagonist, and then create opportunities for the protagonist to expand his territory. All the work done by the Eternal Alchemy Society was successful. Even when the wizards that the protagonist participated in were on guard, they could even surround and kill a veteran fifth-level wizard without seeing any big losses (there may be, but the author did not write it out). So why not just kill the protagonist, the fifth-level knight guarding the principality, and sacrifice it to the entire principality? Also, I feel that there is something wrong with the way the author writes the foreshadowing. It is completely unclear what the foreshadowing is and what its purpose is. Moreover, every war brings no immediate benefits to the development of power, and it takes a long time to realize them. I know that the author is controlling the rhythm, but there is something wrong with the author's writing power. It seems that he is suppressing the development of the protagonist's power. Then it was explained earlier that the protagonist's cousin and male servant each have their own roles, but in a world where strength is paramount, aren't only the protagonist and his cousin have development potential? What is the use of a footman? I don't deny that heartfelt and managerial people are important to the protagonist, but they are not irreplaceable. Finally, regarding the improvement of the protagonist's strength, we can't see it at all, and there is no clear growth trajectory at all. Instead, the cousin's growth is very clearly described. It's not that side descriptions are impossible, but I'm looking at things that are not written from the main perspective of the novel's author, and they don't exist for readers. Of course, these problems can be summed up as writing skills.

It seems that the protagonist's control over the territory is getting lower and lower.

It is only reasonable to have descendants, otherwise the people below will not know that the author wants to write as a god or something. The leader has no descendants, and the people below have no courage to lead, which is not conducive to the cohesion of people's hearts.

There is nothing wrong with the novel, but the author seems to like to argue in the comments section. If you accept this kind of negative sentiment every day, you probably won't write much of the novel, and you'll faint first. If you can't adjust your mentality well, I suggest you don't read the comment section.

This book is really good. After reading the latest chapter, I felt that Roland's plot was a bit overwhelming in the early stage. However, the feeling of mutual trust and watchfulness was indeed written later, especially the step-by-step development and growth of the Black Forest, the rise and fall of various characters, and the span of tens to hundreds of years. The author wrote it with an epic feel There are also black spots. It copied a lot of DND plots. As soon as the subsequent slate comes out, you know what will happen, but it doesn't It is the real continent of Toril, but it is the most familiar plot for readers of this kind of Western fantasy. It would be nice to change the setting. Balbane has appeared, which is a disguised spoiler Finally, there is the protagonist. There is no golden finger. The author wants to write about stability and talent, but after so long, it is not clear where the level of enchantment and potion is, and what level it corresponds to. As a foil to the cool title of the book, alchemy is like a foil. It would be nice to show it more.

Is anyone here to play? 1. First name + last name, Western name, try to avoid overly awesome names and surnames like Alexander and Arthur, I can't control it. 2. Gender, age, race, appearance, personality (optional) 3. Occupation, ability 4. Identity, origin and background (optional)

I saw the beginning of Chapter 40.

What a pity! This kind of lord's time travel does not develop technology or productivity. Completely integrated into this era. It doesn't matter if you develop some technology, but if you don't say that it's unrealistic to do research on your own, how can an ordinary person know everything? Just know the direction, discover more talents, and establish a college similar to the imperial examination. Use magic energy technology to develop your territory and replenish yourself to improve your strength.

I can't stand it anymore. I always think about liberating slaves. A social system must be adapted to the form of social productivity at that time. Moreover, you ask the Chinese, how many of them don't want to get rich, don't want to be a lord, don't want to control the rights they can control. Democracy means division. In ancient times, wars were for survival, but now wars are to divert domestic conflicts. The reason why there are conflicts is because internal voices are inconsistent. Because of democracy, everyone can speak, everyone can advocate their own interests, and everyone wants to control everything by themselves.

There is no difference between the protagonist and the aboriginal. Why not just write about the aboriginal?

If you want to write about Western fantasy magic, I recommend reading One Hundred Years of Solitude. Once you study this book, you will know where you came from.

I haven't made any reservations recently. It feels like Roland is out wandering around like the male protagonist again, while the real male protagonist is like the female protagonist who is gentle and virtuous and stays at home.

I feel that the writing is quite good, steady and steady, the characters are also good, the IQ is online, not cheating, and there is a feeling of slight progress. So far, it is considered a masterpiece.

This is the best lord article I have ever read, ranking in the top three. How could this kind of article not be popular?

How about this book, brothers?

I always feel that the ratio of gold to silver is a bit strange. One hundred copper coins are equal to one silver coin, and ten silver coins are equal to one gold coin. After all, most novels state that one hundred silver coins are equal to one gold coin. However, this ratio seems relatively unreal, and it can easily be thousands, tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands. This ten-to-one ratio of gold and silver looks more practical, without the feeling of emptiness.

Pig's feet

Surprisingly to my liking, may I ask if there are multiple heroines?

It's okay. It's free. I almost finished it. I spent a little money later. I think it's okay.