The Strongest Lord System

Blue! Blood! Dye red! Land!

"Nine Tribulations of Reincarnation" is here. The number of words has reached more than 2 million. The plot is fascinating, the emotions are lingering and pathos. It is so interesting that it is worth collecting.

The author is mentally retarded. He still leaves at this time. No matter how big the problem is, he cannot leave. When he comes back, there will probably be only a few people left in the city. Do you think he will come back after leaving? If they are normal people, 90% of them will not come back because of guilt or because they have a better destination. Maybe the author wanted to experience the hero's final moments ~\(≧▽≦)/~ making his debut, but it was too blunt! This idiot is probably a junior high school student, his IQ is worrying

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Another month has passed and I am still waiting. Where are you?

It's so bad. When I wrote it to the end, and in the process of writing it, I brought in a system lord and the writing got worse and worse. I go, and there is only one city left in the end. It is also a city at the beginning, and it is also a city at the end. This is called lord. You really dare to write, aren't you afraid that others will send you knives?

It's hard to get a sense of immersion when writing Eastern fantasy in a Western style. It's a bit nondescript and I don't like it.

It's okay in the early stage, but not in the middle and late stages. Humans have few high-end combat forces on the continent, but there are a lot of dragons, and there are also the demons of the Burning Legion as enemies. The protagonist is okay in the early stage, but the golden finger of the system is not the strongest power. I feel that the power provided by the system is limited, and most of the achievements are achieved by the protagonist himself. Some holes were left unfilled in the middle period, such as Claire, and the organization behind the Golden Leopard (probably humans or non-humans who defected to the devil). In the middle and later stages, I could have written more in detail, but I don't know why the author simply ended it.

It's okay, the ending is too rushed

This can undoubtedly highlight the male protagonist's sympathy for the people, but it is too brainless, as if something that clearly only needs to pay twice the price has to cost a hundred times to complete. (You also need to have some brains to show off)