Global Lord: My Goblins Breed Every Kind of Creature

The start was okay, but it became a bit unwatchable in the middle. Your title is "All People are Lords," and I can accept that there are only 100,000 people, but by the mid-game, how many people are still being described? To put it bluntly, there's hardly any description of your protagonist. The large amount of writing about the native inhabitants is baffling.

An adult can't even lift 50 pounds? That's hilarious! They don't even know how to allocate their stats properly. Low IQ, a complete idiot.

The data is messy, the background structure is disorganized, the writing is mediocre, the plot is chaotic, there are repeated upgrades and repetitive content.

After reading the whole book, it's completely impossible to tell who the main character is. There's too much narration from the perspective of supporting characters; sometimes you might not see the main character for seven chapters. It's a complete reversal of priorities.

Great, I came here specifically to see this.

If you can't even understand this level, what's the point of repeatedly leveling up?

The ending is so absurd and utterly terrible, the worst kind of ending ever. It's completely nonsensical and disorganized.

It's trash, not a typo or anything. The protagonist is utterly useless, brainless, and his fighting ability is atrocious. Just so-so.

The author has a solid writing foundation but seems to be currently working on self-improvement, and this book feels more like a product of that improvement. The somewhat rushed ending was expected, as the author stated that the past period has been very enjoyable. Looking forward to the next wonderful piece of writing.

The early episodes, with their constant breeding, are a bit disgusting, but later on, there's less focus on that aspect, and the plot leans more towards strategy, which is quite interesting.