I Became a Lord, and Now I'm Forced to Farm

It's good-looking, and both the male and female protagonists are hard-working geniuses. It's actually quite rare for a female protagonist to have a high IQ, and it's really rare for her not to lose her intelligence after meeting the male protagonist! I haven't finished this book yet, but the plot is pretty good so far, unlike some books that I find too bland and boring to read. I like the character of the heroine. She cares about the people in the territory and it doesn't affect my own enjoyment. It's very real. The disadvantage is that there are a lot of typos and incorrect sentences. I submitted a lot of bugs, and I don't know if the author will revise them. (I hope the aliens can have a good ending. Their experiences are quite uncomfortable. In fact, mixed-race children have a greater chance of inheriting the advantages of both parents. They are indispensable talents) Come on, author, keep an eye on you and don't let it suck~

This is the first time I read an article on this kind of subject. It has a strong structure, delicate content, and rich details. The existence of the system is not very strong in the back, but it is also very enjoyable. Come on, author. The shortcoming is that there are few updates. There are hundreds of chapters in a day😍😍

The names and introductions are catchy, but the plot moves so quickly that it's all coming up one at a time. The heroine has been mindlessly borrowing things from before time travel. There are too many settings for officials. Although it is construction-oriented, it does not feel like it is under construction, and the system has no sense of existence. Key point: I don't feel like I'm building, I'm constantly adding things (cheating)

To be honest, after reading almost 600 chapters, there were many times when I wanted to give up on the article, but because of the novelty of the subject matter, I still persisted in reading it. Generally speaking, I am not very satisfied with the character creation of the heroine. She was originally ambitious, but I always felt that the author made her look independent from the world when writing. She always laughed, hahaha, and laughed at everyone. I don't know if the author understands this word. Now that I see it, I'm going to give it up. The author's plot written in big letters is very novel and interesting. But I always feel that the whole story is as bland as the heroine, and I really don't like the heroine's character. She's too pretentious, hahaha, she talks to everyone like she's superior... Well, I'm still very grateful to the author for being able to write such a plot. I hope the author will work hard, write better and better, and continue to create more novel themes.

Looks good everywhere. It's just that the update is a bit slow. I read it when it had more than 300,000 words, then caught up to the latest and read something else. I read it again a year later, and it's not finished yet. It seems that half of the outline of the book has not been written yet. There is another book that has been written for two years and is still unfinished. I have been chasing these two books so hard.

The subject matter is quite novel, and it gives me a sense of accomplishment to build my own territory from scratch. But the golden finger of the heroine is too big. There is a system, space, powers, and little spiritual insects that specialize in farming. How can this be challenging? Invincibility is lonely, empty and boring.

It's very interesting, I really like this novel subject matter, and the writing is also very good! Just... Not enough, hehehe૮ •𖥦• აᐝ (Can you write more, six chapters a day ~ 👉👈 ૮ ///▽/// ა)

It's okay, but I feel like I haven't finished anything yet and I'm starting to do something else.

The subject matter is novel and the writing is okay. The currency system is too broken and messy.

Watched half of it. The plot design is good, but there are too many typos, many wrong sentences, the big plot is coherent, and the details jump around. I guess the author is young. I hope to become a great writer