Global Lord: 100% Drop Rate

Good novel. idk why people complain. its not a literally masterpiece with tension, climax and whatever. MC seems ordinary, but the concept is fun and the worldbuilding snd empire building is very fun. Overall great fun novel.

Dropping at 550 chapters, the MC is just unlikeable. He could literally be killed off and replaced and you wouldn't care. There's no real character development after 500 chapters, he's just a sociopath who has no real connection to anyone or anything. Everyone around him is basically a slave or servant, he stacks all these abilities but insists on leading from the back which is already an undesirable trait for a character in a light novel. You can do all this amazing stuff but you hide behind people weaker than you, just lame. The interactions between him and anyone are just so mechanical and superficial. It started off ok where he cared about the wellbeing of his people but that soon turned into a byproduct of his unreasonable pace. Other reviews have pointed out different reasons to not read this but for me this was the major reason.

Reading is fun, but it's good to make it clear that to follow the story and have fun reading you will have to "turn off" your brain, in short, it's a work for casual reading and to have a good laugh at the absurdities (^人^ )

would not recommend this to newer readers. This is not the worst novel and the idea is cool. Just treat this as someone who wrote his first novel in school.

For me this is a five star review because it's very unique and I haven't seen many people write a similar story. My biggest reason for the five stars is the uniqueness of the character and one main factor is from were I'm at zhou zhou only has one love interest instead of a harem like lots of stories out there. Not saying that's a bad thing just saying I like when an mc has only one or two love interests instead of 10 or 20 women.

(translated with deepl) This is a reasonably good book for people who do not know English very well (like me). The book is easy to read thanks to the spacing in the text (every few sentences or statements), so you don't get lost while reading. It does not require the use of the brain thanks to its simple structure, but when you start focusing on the details you can see the shortcomings, so I recommend reading without using common sense because the author can bend logic (as mentioned in negative reviews). The action in the book repeats every dozen chapters, but this gives a sense of progression of the story (the MC gets stronger). The story moves sometimes fast, sometimes slow. The author doesn't bombard you with all the details (somewhere in 800+/900+ chapters you can see a significant gap in the descriptions of monster drops), but shows only the fairly important ones. The translation is of average quality (I don't know if this "He" "Him" in relation to the gods (somewhere in the middle of the book, because later they use "Excellency", maybe due to the increase in his power) is normal, but I haven't seen it anywhere else. Also, it is a bit annoying). The description of the fights is so-so. The supporting characters contribute almost nothing, the MC does not undergo any significant character development, and the enemies have as much IQ as it takes to talk (no battle strategy at all, they can be defeated with an army several times weaker with a bit of strategy, they are short-sighted in terms of cunning). The advantage is the lack of nationalism (not China the best, just the human race). The MC is strong and uses his main talent with a bit of wits, but there is room for improvement (his main talent in the middle of the book (somewhere after upgrading to mythical level and gaining titles to increase drops) can be easily fooled. Give the enemy (or an ally) items to "duplicate". Kill the enemy. Use a talent to triple the drops. (The talent itself does not explicitly forbid this, and Supreme Will can only give him a message, since he (it?) oversees and purifies these talents, and did not foresee this). The classification system itself is quite illogical (slightly different but similar for talents, and different for everything else). The main drawback is that the author does a copy-paste of many descriptions (sometimes he mixes names, ranks and descriptions of items), as well as his short memory (he forgets many interesting ideas used earlier, and pushes new unnecessary ones). The icing on the cake, however, is the hero's stinginess in upgrading talents and acquiring new ones (before he learns of another way to use talent fragments, but after he acquires Bohdi Supreme (he used it once to discover a useful talent for him in a mountain of fragments). In my opinion: - if you speak English (native speaker) or have read many novels, 3/5 stars -If you don't speak (good) English (non-native speaker) or haven't read many novels, 3. 5/5 or 3. 9/5, depending on whether you like this kind of book.

good novel the mc is op and this got a fast passing so mc gets op really quickly the side characters are also written okay but i have to also mention that the things happening in a daily basis in the novel are a little overwhelming as i have read more than 1100 chapters and only 1-2 months have passed in all those chapters but i cant say it as a bad thing as u get a whole lot of content out of it and nothing like boring arcs

I love this novel. If this had a bit better translations, it would have been great novel. Still it is still a good novel. I also recommend this novel to fellow daoists who is trying to get elightment on legendary auto translation skill.

This is an interesting novel. The good: A half decent turn your brain off novel that starts off with a decent story line. The bad: Numbers stop making sense, plot holes, genders are never right, later story starts getting quite a bit worse. But hey I’m caught up and keep reading it as it passes time and isn’t too serious

Just don't bother reading this novel and wasting your precious time because this novel is just a very bland, basic story, just a typical Chinese novels where the story, characters and pretty much everything except for the main character's power is ignored and not developed.