The Supreme Lord

This book is very good. I was put off in the first few chapters, unlike some books that suddenly become poisonous after 100 to 200 chapters, which is disgusting. The subject matter of this book is okay, but the author is a bit low-level and poorly written. The first poisonous point: the protagonist takes Galen and soldiers to open up wasteland. They encounter an irresistible monster on the road. Galen asks the protagonist to escape first, and the protagonist says: Galen is still fighting to the death. How can I leave while my subordinates are fighting to the death. He expressed that he wanted to live and die with Galen. The second poisonous point: the protagonist wants to develop the territory and actually asks the village chief how to develop it. What knowledge and understanding can a small village chief with less than a hundred people have? When you saw poverty alleviation, did you go to the village chief to ask for help? The third poisonous point: I read the comments and said that the protagonist is ready to develop in the direction of equality for everyone. This is the most poisonous thing. How much time, money, and resources does it take to build a level 7-8 profession? Are you not going to give superior conditions? For example, two factories are recruiting people. Factory A recruits 985 and 211 employees for junior engineer positions. Factory B's 985 and 211 workers do not receive any preferential treatment when they enter the factory for general work positions. Can Factory B develop like this?

Traveling through a world where strength and power are paramount, and creating a modern and equal law? How can you let a magician or something convince you? Author, are you a little wise? The author gives you the power to destroy the world and become immortal. Are you willing to simulate the college entrance examination for five years and three years, find a backbreaking job and marry a wife? Do you dare to tell lies in your conscience and cause a car accident?

The protagonist is too naive. First of all, the protagonist is a noble in the ruling class. The protagonist's ambition is to grow and develop himself. However, the influence and power of the nobles are weakened at every turn. What is the meaning of equality?

It was originally said that in remote places, there are very few even third-level people. A young master born in a big family can only guard one second-level person. After talking about it, there are hundreds of fifth-level people in the small town. There are thousands of city lords. I think there are several tenth-level experts. I'm trying to show off.

How can I put it, it was okay, but I quit when I saw the chapter about selling soldiers. It was said from the beginning that the protagonist is kind and treats the flesh-and-blood soldiers he summoned as human beings, but in the end, he sold these most loyal soldiers backhand, and it was a battlefield like a meat grinder. Most of them died in the battle within a few days. Haha, my heart can't get over this hurdle. You say that others are loyal to you, but you sell them as commodities. Soldiers only want to die a worthy death, and die for the sake of their loyalty and grand hegemony! Die without regrets! However... Goodbye

It's childish. If it weren't for the main character, he would have died n times. The more I watch it, the more angry I get.

This book can be called: The most poisonous master, extremely poisonous!

The characters here are all like imbeciles in the hands of the author. Both the plot and the dialogue are forced to lower their intelligence, and the writing is too poor.

Generally speaking, the author's knowledge is not broad enough, and he does not know his class, responsibilities, or scope of rights. It's a Western fantasy, but there are no Western ideas. I added Eastern ones. It's still messy and not rounded at all. I just read a few novels. Based on the anime I've watched and the games I've played, I suddenly wanted to write a novel. I wanted to write a bigger novel. The main idea was impossible, and it wasn't in the outline. I didn't check other information at all. To be honest, I just wrote it when I wanted to, so it was very messy and confusing.

I don't understand why writing a Western material about Naruto is not a cool novel but a systematic one? Are there not enough heroes to write about in League of Legends? Well! The protagonist didn't provoke anyone who came over for no reason, not to mention that there was power behind the protagonist! I feel like I can't stand it anymore