Warlords: Rise from the Land of Doom

I have read more than 700 chapters of this book. The author must have dismantled "Release That Witch" and felt pretty good at first. Even if there are some issues such as level comparison, I can still read it. Later, for some reason, things became more and more arrogant. It was like talking nonsense, saying the same thing over and over again. Sometimes I read a chapter at a glance without advancing any plot, and I really can't stand it anymore. The current rating is average. I guess if I continue to read it, I will give it a bad rating...

I quite like it, it brings back some memories of my youth. It's been 20 years since World of Warcraft was launched. I just graduated from junior high school, with many friends, a lot of happiness, and many memories. My old comrades-in-arms may be like me, traveling around the cities where they live. Thanks to the author, it's unremarkable but yet familiar!

Poison Point 1: Copy the big dragon and let go of the witch setting Poison point 2: The currency system collapses at the beginning. If you have the system, you can invent perfume and make salt, but the protagonist's operation is extremely cerebellar atrophy. I only read dozens of chapters and read for about 20 minutes. I couldn't stand it anymore. I wrote more than once that the perfumes used by ladies and celebrities at the Tulip Dinner were extremely flattering and were high-end products bought with gold coins. Then I laid the groundwork for a long time by talking about how powerful and fragrant his ambergris perfume is. It beats the high-end products used by celebrities. The ok perfume was made. In order to enlarge, the result is a big one. After so much preparation, a bottle of ambergris perfume sells for 50 silver coins. The protagonist in the article is so complacent that the intracranial gc is as if he has never seen money in his life. To be honest, find a factory to work. There are still many factories with 6 or 7 thousand a month in Guangdong. When the gold price is low, your monthly salary can be quite high. It is really not that bad.

After reading more than 1,300 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore and it felt boring. In fact, when I read the second half, I felt that it was not interesting. If I read it hard, I could guess what to write after more than 1,000 exams. The first part was okay and the writing was very interesting. It is the only lord story that I have read so much. The protagonist does not rely very much on the system and develops slowly, which is very comfortable to read.

It was okay in the early stage, but I didn't bother to read it later, it was not interesting.

How can I put it, what I watched earlier was pretty good, the plot was at a normal level, and I could see the main line and the direction of the plot at a glance. After 500 cards, there is special water, and there is a problem with the division of strength. Junior magicians (the lowest level magicians) can cause considerable damage to golden knights (knight levels are divided into bronze, silver, and gold). Moreover, it was introduced at the wrong time (it was introduced after more than 400 chapters of the plot. It feels like the protagonist needs to upgrade quickly and needs to introduce a new combat power system). The most ridiculous thing is that he can defeat tens of thousands of opponents with a thousand people, and after defeating him, he captured nearly 10,000 opponents. Not recommended, my writing skills need to be improved.

I have read more than 200 chapters. The protagonist travels to another world and uses modern knowledge to get rich. There is also a useless system. The combat power is also rubbish. If you are fifteen or sixteen years old, this kind of novel should be okay. The combat power increases too slowly. The plot is not exciting enough. There are too few battle scenes. The more you read, the more boring it becomes. Now that you have offended the king's son, you can only say that it depends on the halo of the protagonist to survive.

It's a simple text, so you can read it without thinking. Most typos are a characteristic of Qimao.

After reading a thousand chapters, let me briefly talk about my feelings. First of all, I thought it was a system flow at first, but then I found out that it is not a pure system flow, but the system is more like a guide. Except for the fruits that enhance strength, it can be said that the system itself exists to guide the protagonist to obtain it. Secondly, I originally thought that with the help of the elves, the protagonist would take a combination of technology, magic and fantasy, and take the path to world hegemony, but ended up giving up on the technology route after getting rid of the black powder bomb. Personally, I think that black powder alone can defeat the Silver Rider. As long as it is developed to the level of a battle, it can defeat most people. The high-end combat power can be compensated by the magic side. The third plot was pushed too fast and the span of the world was too short. The glory would be gone in less than three to five years. After another three to five years, the Holy Continent was also on its knees. I don't understand why it was pushed so fast? I have been wandering without a stable place to develop. The third protagonist has completely integrated into the aristocratic class and has basically abandoned the pre-time travel view of society. He can engage in a large-scale integration of different races but does not choose to liberate slaves to obtain higher productivity. Fourth, let's not talk about the span of strength. The early stage is mainly about fighting spirit, the middle stage is about magic and martial arts, and the later stage should be about divine power. However, the strength improvement in each stage is very fast, which makes me feel eager to end, especially the divine power. How can the divine power provided by tens of millions of believers for a few months compete with the countless years of divine power provided by billions of believers? Although the high priest is most likely limited in how quickly he can draw his divine power, it is not something that the protagonist can do at this time. I don't understand.

It's not bad, but the sense of inclusion is unstable.