Survival Guide to the Land of Fog

This is so boring! The book resolves real-world conflicts through the protagonist's biological parents, and the protagonist primarily focuses on territory building and exploration. However, it reads like a standard, monotonous account, lacking any excitement and utterly bland.

If you're already a lord, what's the point of university? Going to class every day is a joke; you might as well pay for knowledge online or redeem it through official channels.

Is the author new to the workforce? Their writing is incredibly weak, with dialogue filled with excessive use of filler words like "ah," "ya," "la," and "ne," making it awkward to read. Even the protagonist's lines, such as "Don't treat me like a child," and "I know," are just repetitive. Character development is also extremely weak.

Everything else is fine, but there's one thing I really can't understand. First, the protagonist's unit type. It's one thing to be an ant, but the real problem is, how can ants be so small as a unit? A one-star ant is only the size of a thumb, smaller than an army ant. Good heavens, a unit smaller than a real ant! It's unbelievable.

The most disgusting thing about lord-themed novels is the undead Scourge and the Zerg. I hope the author doesn't go in those directions. Nine out of ten novels are like that; I really can't stand them anymore.

In the mist, the protagonist doesn't have to do anything. When monsters appear, he watches the stone giants fight them, and his minions automatically gather resources. The protagonist's job is simply to cultivate his breathing technique, summon troops when he has stones, check his stats daily, draw a lottery—a very routine story. Yes, some flaws are quite obvious.

After looking at fifty or sixty pages, I personally felt it was really uninteresting. The focus wasn't on the fog or on reality; both sides were rather bland.

The unit upgrades are too fast. In order to suppress combat power, evolution opportunities are sold to others, and there is too little exploration outside.

Hehe, the author thanks you in advance! (◍>◡<◍)

Hmph, author, your future looks so bright you can't sleep, huh? 😌