Swamp Lord: I Have an Intelligence System

It's okay, it's a good book, it's okay in the early and middle stages, but it's a bit rushed in the later stages. The ending is a bit sloppy, and many story lines are not explained clearly. I guess the author can't write it anymore, and I missed something about the Chaos Gods and Demons. If I let it go, the next one can develop the universe, and I guess it will get all the good reviews. This one can only be rated neutral. Many people and the information author forgot to link it. However, Ren is a book that can be read at a glance. The overall situation is okay. In the later stage, the author Jiang Lang probably ran out of talent and ended it in a hurry.

It's great, but the ending is too fast.

This is a farming novel in a different world. The story structure is complete and there are no eunuchs. The protagonist travels through time and, with the support of the intelligence system, becomes stronger step by step from a boy in the slums, and finally stops the boss behind the scenes and becomes the God King. If you are short of books, you can come in and take a look.

If you lead all kinds of human-like monsters to upgrade and develop, you can't live with real humans. After reading hundreds of chapters, there are nearly ten thousand people in the territory, and there are only a few humans.

It was a good review at the beginning. After reading Chapter 103, I wanted to ask the author, did Al write it? He bites steel with his teeth. He has super weapons and doesn't need 150 level 11 lizard warriors to give away people's lives for free. Later he shook his head and sighed. It's a pity. It's just to lower your IQ.

I haven't read Western Fantasy for a long time, because the various titles of Western Fantasy are too confusing to pronounce and hard to remember, but I am really tired of reading other types of novels and I couldn't find anything that suits my taste, so I clicked on this one to try it. I didn't expect it to be unexpectedly palatable. After reading dozens of chapters, there were no flaws at all. I thought this book was good. Indeed, there are not so many awkward names, and there are not many flaws, let alone It is obvious that the characters in the plot are poisoned, and there is no romance. It is just a one-stop development. The plot is very compact. The only thing is that the strength of his subordinates and his own status have increased too quickly after the protagonist became a god. However, it is still in line with the plot. After all, according to the setting of the system to refresh information once every five days, it is indeed impossible to write it for decades or hundreds of years. It is a very good book, good grass, and edible.

The style remains the same as before, and the overall pacing is much better controlled than the previous two books. However, the protagonist of this book is less likable than the protagonists of the previous books.

The settings are a bit confusing. The data is often wrong. The plot goes too fast, and many arrangements cannot be used before they take effect.

The setting is good, and it is considered top-notch among this type of novels. The plot is also more exciting, the characters are well set, the villains have brains, and their fighting power is not broken. But there are also poisonous points. The protagonist is the most intelligent one, and sometimes his mysterious operations can make his subordinates die. The author's writing style isn't very good either. The first few dozen chapters were fine, but after reading it, I found that I kept using those one or two sentences repeatedly. Not detailed when it should be detailed, and low word count when not detailed. The emotional scenes are even more embarrassing. Also, the author forgets what he said before, so he probably doesn't have an outline. Generally speaking, you can read it when you are short of books, and forget it at ordinary times.

Poor writing style