Ares Lord

No matter how you read the novel, it is a good novel, but I can't stand it for the time being. Let's talk about my feelings: About the advantages: The writing style of this book is actually really good. The plot is ups and downs, the characters' IQs are online, and the battlefield and tactical duel descriptions are all written with two brushes. Some people say that it is a novice, but really novices can't write at the level of this book. About the points of disagreement: From what I saw, the protagonist has always been in a state of not having an advantage or even being in danger. The author used coincidence and layout to make the huge forces that can destroy the protagonist unable to deal with the protagonist with a wave of his hand. For some readers, this is the excitement of the unpredictable battle situation, while for other readers, it may be a sense of powerlessness that they cannot control themselves. Whether they like it or not depends on the individual. About the shortcomings: However, the sense of age of this book is really flawed. From the beginning to the end, there are many times when the protagonist suddenly falls into crisis and relies on sudden rescues to survive, or there are often one-on-one gambling situations. It doesn't matter once or twice, because I read half of it in two days. I feel that the protagonist's survival is purely accidental. Of course, this way of writing was quite normal at the time. In addition, regarding the multiple one-on-one battles to gamble one's life, I feel that it draws heavily on the personal heroic romanticism of Amber Sword, but does not reflect the corresponding feelings, resulting in the value of gambling one's life not being reflected. Compared with The Amber Sword, what this book lacks may be the expression of the central mood, but the war strategy may be better than The Amber Sword; The whole article is not a purely refreshing article, but it is very clever; Most of the personal shortcomings mentioned above are also the limitations of the times (after all, this was how it was written at that time) In general, this novel is indeed a classic, but if you must read it from the current perspective, be careful when entering!

The subject matter, plot, and characters are all pretty good, and some flaws in the setting are acceptable. The biggest problem is that the language is not concise. Sometimes a few simple sentences can explain clearly and write a lot of recommendations, resulting in very incoherent pictures and affecting the reading experience. Reading a novel is like doing reading comprehension. You need to extract useful information from lengthy information, so many people find it too long-winded to read.

I just saw this section of the crypt in front of me An excellent player would rashly use this skill that would have serious side effects, knowing that the real world is different from the game world, and he has encountered many differences. He actually stupidly waited until the spider appeared before activating the skill. It was like using his own life to pretend to be B. After pretending, he found that it turned into SB. It felt like giving the protagonist a reverse cheat for the sake of plot advancement~

Strictly speaking, this is not an orthodox Western fantasy novel, but it is indeed one of my Western fantasy enlightenment works and one of the Western fantasy masterpieces in my mind. Apart from him, only Sin City and Lord of the Abyss can make me take it out and review it every year. Of course, Amber Sword and Summoning Holy Sword are also good, and I often reread them. Western fantasy novels are my favorite type of online novels, because I like the feeling of complete settings, gorgeous races, and full of miracles of swords and magic, as if people are really living in another complete world. I like this feeling and keep reading. But it is a pity that the limelight of orthodox Western fantasy with complete settings has passed (or it has never risen). Now it is a mysterious world, and all kinds of fantasy and even fantasy are full of weird and terrifying atmosphere. I don't like it. I don't like weirdness. I think life is about fantasy and adventure, rather than unknown madness, so I'm more willing to review old books now. At least, they don't have so many other elements.

Lackey is another girl picked up at the beginning who is extremely talented and has a good background. She is also a big-mouthed girl who talks about everything. Even cheating can't stop the protagonist from committing suicide.

Two chapters abandoned. I took an eleven or twelve-year-old girl to fight monsters. What did I think? I told the little girl to relax. Then the little girl was frightened by a mouse and almost finished the game. It's not that the chicken is really dead in this plot. Contradiction for the sake of contradiction, right? Can't you change the age or simply make him a man (brother)? This little girl also scorned the male protagonist. She was obviously frightened and made a mistake. She blamed the male protagonist. What kind of rubbish is this? The chapter commentary said that we should be tolerant towards such young children, which made me laugh. You yourself may not be very kind to the naughty children next door, but you are still tolerant. Besides, I was very obedient when I was twelve, and I wasn't scared by mice. This girl was a mage, so rubbish, and I read in the comments that the village was massacred. Oh, it's so painful to bear a blood feud, and I have such a low tolerance. Is it reasonable? In short, I gave up in two chapters.

This book is too restricted by the game. It has traveled to the real world, and you have to make copies all day long. Wouldn't it be better to just pick up the equipment when it drops? Doesn't the real world not allow you to pick it up? Isn't it funny that I can't draw an architectural diagram due to the limitations of the game system because I don't have enough items? In the real world, you can't use pens to draw? I don't know what to think. Also, since this book is called God of War, the war scenes make people feel very eunuch. Your mother is already a lord and still runs around by herself. Otherwise, if you just write about God of War, the lord thinks you can't write it. The real world is the real world. Don't limit it with games. The game system is only an auxiliary, not the main thing.

580W words, I finally finished reading it after more than a month. As a bookworm of online novels for more than ten years, I have read a lot of online articles of various types. I especially prefer the lord type. Although this book does not have much farming content, just various battles and various tasks, it is more in line with the title of the book "War God Lord". There are still many flaws in the book. Economy, strength, strategy, etc. Are sometimes confused. However, the overall story framework is good. Well, that's it, my first time writing a book review.

The fight begins. In Chapter 1, the protagonist raises his head and looks forward, and the rest are the comments of various passers-by on this action; in Chapter 2, the protagonist steps out with his left foot, and then there are various comments from passers-by; in Chapter 3, the protagonist steps out with his right foot, and various passers-by are amazed; in Chapter 4, the protagonist steps out with his left foot again, and is amazed, surprised, and all kinds of impossible! How is it possible? ! ; In Chapter 5, when the protagonist takes 100 steps and performs 100 other actions, the fight reaches 200 chapters, and the fight is still going on. When it reaches 1,000 chapters, the fight ends.

Why are all the trainees trolling and complaining about things that are dull in the early stage and collapse in the later stage... To be honest, this kind of novel is rare to read... The so-called dull early stage is actually unappetizing... In fact, it is normal for people to be hard-core, but if you are a trainee, don't complain when you see pirated copies... You don't even have consumers to scold merchants?

The more I look at it, the more awkward it becomes. It's really hard to find a game book about another world.

The novels from a few years ago really don't work now. The protagonist is too disgusting. It's okay to be weak in the early stage, but you just create a lot of people who are stronger than the protagonist in the early stage, and then forcefully write that the protagonist's intelligence and command are excellent to highlight the protagonist's sense of existence. I only see embarrassment in it. I casually wrote some descriptions of the protagonist's command, and then there are various shocks to passers-by in supporting roles. It's okay for the protagonist to win in the early stage with weak intelligence, but this protagonist only knows the plot of the game and only pretends to be cool? Even if you can leapfrog the challenge, normal people wouldn't be so arrogant, right? If you can surpass the level, then people must not be able to surpass the level and be killed by you? Even if you skip a level, it is usually very difficult. Normal people hide their strength and then find the opportunity to kill. You are so good. A second level possessed by a god can speak more arrogantly than a fucking fifth level. You know that you are the protagonist, so you will win? After seeing this, I actually hope that the two protagonists will be beaten to death by others. I am too lazy to watch it. It is so disgusting.

Trash of trash, the worst book ever written in Amber Stream, a bunch of pointless yet disgusting plots

I just asked, I just read this book. Are the miracles in the book the miracle games we played? ?

This is the most verbose novel with the fighting chapters I have ever seen. To put it nicely, it's because the author's descriptions are detailed. To put it poorly, it's because the author deliberately made up the number of words and watered down the chapters.

Emmmm... In fact, there is nothing to complain about in this book. It is normal that old books are not as well written as the current ones. Without old books to explore the way and summarize the advantages that readers can like, where would there be modern books? The routines of the books you are reading now are all written and summarized bit by bit in the old popular books in the past.

A book of epic weapons only sold for five million, but a courtyard costs millions of gold coins? Can the whole continent see the bloodline breakthrough? To start a war just because of Elsie, the lives of his own men are not the same? Can you conquer others casually? There are also Zainus, Adolf, and Stalin, they are too ridiculous. Is the protagonist's bronze almost worth gold? Not able to segment?

The monetary system sucks! In the front, it is said that a family's monthly expenses are 5 gold coins, and in the back, a veteran has an annual salary of 4 gold coins, a pension of 10 gold coins, and a pension of two living expenses?

The whole book has been tested: it was considered a masterpiece a few years ago, but it is still considered a piece of food now.

I read an article a long time ago. I remember that I liked it very much. I checked every day to see if there was any update. Now I look back and see a lot of posts that are very strange. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I started to complain. Why is the protagonist weak? Isn't this similar to an infrastructure article? If you want to read a fun article, you can't cross it out. There weren't many articles of this type in the first place. Afterwards, the authors were scolded and were not willing to write this kind of subject. . .

I'll copy the power system and you won't be able to understand it. It's a bunch of setting conflicts and errors.

This book is very good, but the posts and comment areas are toxic. I suggest you clean it up and set a book friend threshold...

I didn't expect that the physical version I read back then was serialized on Pian Dian. It's a memory of the times...

After reading dozens of chapters, I want to say? What does this have to do with the lord? This is obviously an online game type novel, just trying to sell it like a sheep's head. Uh-huh, forget it, let's not talk about those messy things. Not many people will read it, and the author doesn't write it anymore.

The biggest problem I have with this book is the mismatch in the protagonist's strength. I always feel that the protagonist has never encountered any real problems... He can solve everything he encounters. Then I seem to have seen an empire where the strongest legion is level 9, level 8, with thousands of people. Is everyone here a level 8 or 9 warrior? It's too exaggerated... I couldn't stand it after watching it. It has the same flavor as the smokey Sin City, but the rhythm and logic are much different. What a pity

After reading Chapter 36, I couldn't stand the duel plot. I can't say that the plot is old-fashioned, I can only say that it happened to be a book of that era.

Someone who was born in 2013 shouldn't be so rz, I look like someone who was born in 2008

Are there any similar books? I really like this setting.

A new employee was chatting with colleagues in the human resources department. He asked curiously: "There were so many people applying for the job, and my academic qualifications were not the highest. Why did your human resources manager choose me?" The colleague hesitated for a long time and said, "Because our manager thinks you have a special appearance..." "What's so special about you?" The new employee was even more curious. The colleague whispered: "He said you look like a lucky cat."

Is that Andrew from other novels?