Lord in the Oasis

If you like reading fantasy novels, you can already run it. Magic and supernatural power are just tools to serve the plot here. . The extraordinary powers in this book, such as magicians, priests, and gods, are all very low. A senior priest of the God of War Temple, no one can see, the most powerful magic is to add a morale-increasing buff to one's own side, and to add a morale-damage-reducing buff to the enemy. . If you must read this book, please regard those fantasy races, such as elves and dwarves, as demi-humans who have mastered special technologies, and regard monsters such as gnolls as uncivilized primitive aborigines. .

More than 600 chapters before and after were written by two people! It doesn't match at all, bad review

The quality of the character setting is illogical

Was there a change after chapter 600? There are many typos in the preface and postscript, and a bunch of plots are missing. Has the author changed?

You are for the lord, and you are not always asked to introduce your soldiers and heroic knights. What is a lord... You have been explaining how you plan your territory. There are few wars. Anyway, give you some encouragement. Give you a good review. It's not easy for you, author. Come on, come on, come on! Hope the author changes.

The plot is good, but there are so many typos and bad sentences. If there were five stars, I would give it four stars.

It was good before Chapter 550. Although it was a low-level martial arts setting, the plot was smooth and logical. However, when the Lion Heart City was attacked around Chapter 550, the combat power began to collapse. The number of level 6 troops was pitiful before, but here it skyrocketed to 1,000. When preparing to fight for the Lost City around Chapter 630, it was more like a different author, and everyone's IQ plummeted. It was like that kind of mindless pretentious cool article, which is hard to read.

Two authors wrote completely unrelated books. They are two completely different books.

It's pretty good to watch, but it's just too watery. He talks about trivial things over and over again. I can't stand it anymore after seeing 47.

The protagonist kept emphasizing that it was not a game. What was funny was that both the people and the buildings were conjured by the system. He didn't know any common sense about the desert, and he even boasted about it to show that he knew a lot. It can be said that there is no value in reading