Global Lord: From the Start, I Became a Desert Lord

This is the first book that I read from beginning to end, and it is really good. It meets my needs for highlights in terms of lords, units, upgrades, exploration, treasure hunting, show-off, etc. There are no other shortcomings except that it is a bit rushed in the middle and late stages and can be expanded further. Overall, it is very good!

The story is very good, but I was nervous to read the whole story in the middle. After reading it, I sighed - it's finally over. One, the first half is very exciting, but the rhythm gets a little out of control around the tenth level of the protagonist. Second, thousands of races compete for supremacy, hunt gods and demons, Ragnarok begins, and the era begins. The scene is very grand and dusty instantly. It's always heart-wrenching to watch – don't let this be another eunuch and a dream! Third, the whole story is like rushing to reincarnate. It took a year and a few days to go from having nothing to becoming the master of all planes. The speed of light is not that fast! Above.

All kinds of drawings are forgotten after writing. The world view is big, but this novel only wrote a few small parts. The author has a poor memory and forgets all kinds of things after writing. The characters are sometimes confusing. When a new main character comes out, they don't introduce it. There is no way to open the pot. You have to work hard to trade. A single trade can produce dozens of chapters of the plot. In the mid-term, the data will collapse. In the early stage, other players will have nothing. In the mid-term, all kinds of luck points will be full. You can pick up all the good things. They all contribute good things to the protagonist. If this system is given to a normal person, he can develop better than the protagonist. The highlight of the whole text is that the author will give the protagonist whatever he lacks. It highlights that if the protagonist has full luck, other players will be beggars. There is also the funniest thing. Ten gargoyle troop lairs appeared in the trading market, all at normal prices. This versatile flying troop with strong magic immunity and physical defense was sold at a normal price in the early to mid-term, and was also sold to the protagonist. Isn't this pure and innocent? I don't know how to write it. Just write out the bug and just skip it.

Go ahead! It's okay, but I lost touch with the masses around the middle of it, and I got too carried away with my writing. Sweeping the world alone? The increase of more than 100 is already like this. You don't need to read the rest. The numerical value is too outrageous. I can only say it's average, give it up, give it up.

I know you're here to read negative reviews, so I'll speak objectively. The process is enjoyable and the content is pretty good The writing is okay, but the ending is rushed. The hole has not been filled, and I feel uncomfortable (The reason for the decline of Death Desert Center...)

After seeing 500+ chapters, the storyline is good and the writing is also good. I personally think it scores about 8.5, But it shouldn't be 9. The biggest problem is too much water, repeated water, endless water, and almost the same water, which is too irritating. Removing the word "water" can reduce the weight by about 50%. The introduction of attributes and skills of a soldier or hero should be at least one page to praise, show off and look forward to, and more to two, three, five or six pages, eight or nine soldiers and seven or eight heroes. Good guy, every upgrade must be listed in detail. It's fun to pretend to be B and slap in the face occasionally, but it's boring to have to pretend to be B and slap in the face every time. Either pretending to be B or getting slapped in the face, or on the way to pretending to be B and getting slapped in the face, the routines are exactly the same, exactly the same. The key is that there are too many words. A set of B-slapping procedures can be as long as two or three chapters, or as little as four or five pages. No matter who it is, the overall feeling is that the IQ is very low. It is either simple mindless worship, mindless spewing hostility and confrontation to the death, or mindless show off, praise, submission, kneeling and licking... Pig's feet and cow's b are too much. The 20 billion players are all at the level of primary school students and the level of pig's feet doctoral tutors. In addition, multiple tasks are advanced at the same time, and there are too many pitfalls that have not been filled.

Highly recommended, you can understand it only by watching it yourself, it is not a bad plot, the plot is not slow, and the plot does not rush in the front and drag in the back.

Disadvantages: quite abstract, introduces various data frequently, and a large part of the word count is filled with water. Advantages: It's okay for people who like to watch the system flow, because there is no feeling that you can't watch it in the middle. The full score is 10 points. This 4.5-Point work is better than a bunch of completely unwatchable works.

That game was independently developed by a friend of his, and he asked him to help him try it out. However, because of the difficulty of the game, after he complained several times, the other party specially made this system for him. Where are his friends?

This is the most logically logical game novel I have ever read!