Medieval Times: I Beat the Heathens in Iberia
by Li Baoshe
About This Novel
[Riding and Cutting] [Middle Ages] [Lord] [Manage Farming] [Heavenly Salvation] [ck3] Li Ang traveled to the Middle Ages and became a quasi-noble. Why quasi-noble? Because his knight father passed away not long ago. As we all know, knighthood cannot be inherited. In order to survive in this cannibalistic era, he must find ways to keep his noble title. But an accident: [You sly country bumpkin don't want to live anymore, do you? [How dare you, a mere knight, challenge me? [Earl Li Ang, who gave you the courage? [You are a little duke, what can you do to fight with me? Welcome the great Augustus!
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Official(10)Scraped 1mo ago
To suppress the combat power, it was said that it was a matter of riding and slashing the panel. However, fearing that the protagonist was invincible, the upgrade experience was increased exponentially. The protagonist killed all the humans in the world and could not reach level 30.
More than 150 photos. The population is just that. Every time we go out, there are more than a dozen young men. You have so many people who can die, and there is no movement at all in the territory. I couldn't stand it anymore and left.
It's pretty good. Apart from the system, it's also dispensable. Everything else is quite in line with the real history of the Middle Ages. There's competition for hegemony and daily management of territories. It's pretty good.
It looks good, but there are too few updates.
Would it be better if there was no system? (Chinese characters)
I've only read half of it. This is not a horse-and-blade system at all.
The protagonist can only gain experience from enemies who kill themselves, and there are very few attribute categories and no weapon proficiency. This is an upgrade and point system for ordinary online games.
A baron's own fiefdom only has 2.3 Villages and at most one small town. If he still seals out a few knights, he doesn't want to live a good life! Generally, a knight is appointed as the captain of the castle guard, and the others are village chiefs.
There is a reason why there must be brave men under heavy rewards. The loyalty of well-trained soldiers needs material to redeem them.
Doesn't the author have a big update on May Day?
Is there a map? Let's take a map to see how big the territory is.
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Community(0)
Official(10)Scraped 1mo ago
To suppress the combat power, it was said that it was a matter of riding and slashing the panel. However, fearing that the protagonist was invincible, the upgrade experience was increased exponentially. The protagonist killed all the humans in the world and could not reach level 30.
More than 150 photos. The population is just that. Every time we go out, there are more than a dozen young men. You have so many people who can die, and there is no movement at all in the territory. I couldn't stand it anymore and left.
It's pretty good. Apart from the system, it's also dispensable. Everything else is quite in line with the real history of the Middle Ages. There's competition for hegemony and daily management of territories. It's pretty good.
It looks good, but there are too few updates.
Would it be better if there was no system? (Chinese characters)
I've only read half of it. This is not a horse-and-blade system at all.
The protagonist can only gain experience from enemies who kill themselves, and there are very few attribute categories and no weapon proficiency. This is an upgrade and point system for ordinary online games.
A baron's own fiefdom only has 2.3 Villages and at most one small town. If he still seals out a few knights, he doesn't want to live a good life! Generally, a knight is appointed as the captain of the castle guard, and the others are village chiefs.
There is a reason why there must be brave men under heavy rewards. The loyalty of well-trained soldiers needs material to redeem them.
Doesn't the author have a big update on May Day?
Is there a map? Let's take a map to see how big the territory is.
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