Extraordinary Noble

Good-looking, systematic, fantasy, time travel, and farming. Book review? (There are too many negative reviews, and the book will be removed from the shelves after a week)

Western fantasy lord farming text. The protagonist travels to another world with the system and becomes a small nobleman involved in the political struggle between two factions within the kingdom over the ownership of the throne. The decisive exchange of territory with others to temporarily escape from the vortex is very new, but I originally thought it was an old routine. Entering the wasteland to farm, recruiting mercenaries and refugees as subordinates and subjects, what is rare is that they will not bow down to you as soon as the domineering spirit is revealed, and even after being adopted as a subordinate, internal management is still required, and the group loyalty value is locked to the full value of NPC. And it's rare that they didn't imitate some Western fantasy novels that beautify nobles and lords as guardians, who are standard exploiters. Moreover, the class divisions within the society are extremely severe. The nobles despise the common people, while the common people also hate the refugees extremely. In some reality, some middle class people hate the upper class and despise the lower class. "The class above me can move, but the class behind me must be closed." They close the door as soon as they get on the bus. In addition, the official appearance of Goldfinger was not until Chapter 28, which was quite slow. It gained the tradition of ancient alchemical civilization, the system function was officially opened, and it also learned to play with data flow. From then on, elite NPCs were created as younger brothers, and unlike other summoning streams where a bunch of elite younger brothers appeared without any reaction from others, the protagonist needed to slowly find a reason to mix them into normal humans, which greatly increased the authenticity of the story. The author is a creative person with a lot of imagination. He has created a Western fantasy world that is traditional but also very innovative. Magic, magic and knights coexist, and all major races live together in the world. Humanity currently has three major forces. The nobility and church in the open and the underground wizard forces are competing with each other. Wizards once dominated the world, but because they were tempted by extraordinary creatures and performed blood sacrifices, they often massacred cities too cruelly and were annihilated by the major forces led by the first generation Pope. The church forces are not villains in the traditional sense. Gods seem to be impersonal creatures with rules. They can be bullied as long as they do not violate the iron laws. They are suspected to be the products of ancient alchemical civilization. The church is also divided into civilian clergy and church knights. Originally, power was held by the pope, the representative of the civilian clergy, and was later instigated by the church knights. At this point, the pope and the aristocratic organization White Tower formed an alliance. The wizarding force has not yet made a head-on appearance, but it is worth looking forward to. The first advantage of this book is that the setting mentioned above is excellent, the second is that the logic is very reasonable, and the lack of a halo of intelligence has little impact. The third is that the writing style is acceptable, and the character creation is also good. It is an excellent western fantasy farming novel. As for the shortcomings, first of all, there is no need to detail the story before the time travel in the first two chapters, which is very distracting for readers, and the name of the protagonist's previous life is quite ordinary, which does not fit the positioning of Western fantasy, so it is recommended to skip it; secondly, the charm aura of the protagonist feels a bit too big at the beginning, and several female characters are a bit nymphomaniac, but fortunately they gradually become normal after that. Sometimes I feel that the protagonist's dialogue is a bit white. I have caught up with the latest chapter, Chapter 58, and I like it so far. I will review it temporarily and will re-review it later.

Fine

A farming text, similar to the style of Western aristocrats. There is no such thing as time travel. Open the golden finger and you will be invincible in the world! A modern person suddenly travels to another world (the background of the era is similar to the Western Middle Ages) I originally wanted to use the wisdom of modern people to crush the various indigenous people, but I didn't want to be hit along the way. Then I began to reflect, summarize, and learn the rules and methods among the nobles, and slowly rose up. The main highlight of this book is the excellent depiction of the main characters, political games and social structure, which is self-justifying and rare. The plot is full of tension, and the protagonist's psychological growth is believable. Each character has his own position and acts according to his own interests, rather than being a brainless puppet of the protagonist, which makes the conflicts intense and fascinating. The discussion on responsibility, ability, and rights is eye-catching.