The Backwater Lord
土鳖领主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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After reading the synopsis, I suddenly lost the desire to read this book.
[Comment] As expected of "The Country Bumpkin Lord," a book written in 2013, the plot structure is really as country-following as a book from 2003.
It really is "The Country Bumpkin Lord"! Written in 2013, the plot structure is as country-frozen as a 2003 book. And it's all magic! Why don't you eat sweet potatoes anymore?
The plot is well-conceived, but the protagonist's intelligence is questionable, almost insulting to the reader's intelligence. He's over thirty years old and transmigrates, yet his mental age is only six? After reading a few chapters, I'd say the author is at least an elementary school graduate in the creative world! I hope the author takes each reader seriously!
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Chinese: I'm just here to buy soy sauce. English: it's none of my business. I come to buy some sauce. German: ich bezogen, was ich kam zu einer soja-so? E. French: je lis ce qui, j' en suis arrival une sauce de soja. Dutch: ik gerelateerd wat, kwam ik tot een sojasaus. Russian: я,касающихся того, что я пришел к соевым соусом. Spanish: relacionados con lo que yo, me vino a un salsa de soja.
It's unbelievable that someone could quit cultivation altogether just to write an isekai novel; there were several others who transmigrated before me.
I'd like to take this opportunity to recommend Wen Shi Sansheng's work, "The Great Wilderness Gods Chronicles". Blood stains the heavens and earth, time plunges the gods into chaos. Ancient tribes pass down their ancient myths generation after generation; forbidden zones guard untold secrets; gods descend upon the world; and reclusive ancestors slowly awaken...
[Comment] I, from the "Primordial World Dao," have come to pay a visit and borrow your space. I hope you will forgive me!
He helped Pangu hold up the heavens, he became sworn brothers with Hongjun, he saved the Phoenix Clan and the Witch Clan, and he even defied the Heavenly Dao to create humanity.
Limestone powder is calcium carbonate and is no different from ordinary dust. In fact, it is not dangerous before it is burned into quicklime. The author's physics level is really only at the junior high school level.
It's all nonsense, the word count is so low, is it even readable?
[Comment] "should" and "should be"
While reading this novel, I noticed that the author consistently wrote "" (yīnggāi) instead of "" (yīnggāi). Could this be a local dialect? I hope the author can correct it, although it might be a significant task.