Architectural Wonders Begin with a Single Tavern

Average, okay

It's unique, and the part where the protagonist fights against the system is particularly funny. Well, judging from the plot of more than 250 chapters, it's still very attractive to me. I don't know how I will write it down in the future, so I'll stay tuned.

The protagonist is not arrogant, is calm and calm in dealing with situations, and is very capable of controlling others. I thought I would write perfunctorily or simply, but the result is that the writing is very detailed and does not leave any loopholes in the words. However, some people are written very childishly, sha, such as the crown prince and the fourth prince, and the ranks are very complicated (I didn't understand it after reading it anyway), including I thought I would only write about the Gods Landing Continent, but I didn't expect that there would be Totem Continent, Immortal Continent, God Realm, etc. And the Land of Death, Eternal God Realm. I think it's more like a secret realm, and it's becoming more and more like a novel about cultivating immortals. One rank, one transcendent, one royal bloodline, one sect, one god, one true king, one sect, one true immortal... Later, it was a little inconsistent with the introduction. In the end, this novel has no heroine. This is my evaluation and does not represent the public. (After reading the book reviews, I think this book is quite good.)

After reading more than a hundred, I felt that what I wrote last night was a bit loose. Starting from summoning the Cloud Tower, I started summoning a sanatorium. The article stated that it could only cure injuries but not diseases. Later, when it reached more than one hundred, it suddenly became within the scope of curing diseases. Then I went to the Holy Light Pharmacy. It was written that a monthly salary was guaranteed to be thirty silver coins. One silver coin is equal to one hundred copper coins. Ten copper coins are enough for an ordinary family of three to live. Previously, it was written that waiters and the like were only two or three silver coins a month. Then this is the world of extraordinary people, like Brewing, crafting, etc. All require corresponding ranks, that is, ordinary people can only do the hardest and most tiring work, such as being a farmer, and have to pay agricultural taxes, etc. If they don't have enough to live, they have to pick wild fruits and vegetables to supplement their family income. Then there is the church issue. It says that knights and the like do not pay wages. They say that they believe in God and dedicate themselves to God. The protagonist, a good guy, gets thirty silver coins directly. He also said that the normal salary is around 15. If there is a normal salary, the protagonist needs to be a refugee for three months at the beginning. The Gray Snake Squad belongs to the Extraordinary Squad, mercenaries with their heads hanging on their belts. Because of the open rye wine, they can't afford to drink a glass of thirty copper coins. Ten copper coins are enough for a family to live for a day. A mercenary like this will be bitten if he drinks thirty copper coins of wine. Gritting your teeth, mercenaries can't even earn thirty silver coins a month. Then you casually say that ordinary people's salary is fifteen to twenty. Brother, this is the world of extraordinary people. Mercenaries are considered the lowest level of extraordinary people. If the salary is really high Fifteen to twenty, which is 1,500 to 2,000 copper coins. Do you think you really can't afford thirty glasses of wine? The income of the extraordinary people you wrote is actually lower than that of ordinary people. If this is the case, then they are mercenaries, soldiers, etc., And their wages are not as high as ordinary people, and their work is harder. Other churches do not need to pay wages and benefits to believers. You can just pay it, just give it that much. Author, please read what you wrote earlier, and then write it later. Is it reasonable?

The heroine, it seems she hasn't appeared yet

The author talks too much

I personally thought it was a good read. I read it at 12pm and finished it at 1pm. It's hard to say that I would like this type of book, so it was a surprise for me. You can also read the bad reviews. If you can tolerate these problems, you should be able to watch it.

The classification of rank, extraordinary and so on is too complicated, and the plot is also rather protracted and lengthy.

It's just so-so. There are too many women and only one of the bartenders is male. Can't we add a little more? There's a lot of nonsense.

Maybe it's because I don't read books similar to Western magic, so I thought the plot was a bit too bland. After the supporting character's name appeared, I had to figure out what he did for a long time. The description of the wine and equipment produced by the pig's trotters is a bit too ordinary. Maybe it will be more exciting later when helping the fourth brother to compete for position and competing with the God of Earth for the chassis. Those who like Western magic may like it, so I gave up on Chapter 130.