Medieval Times: I Build a Manor in the Mountains

A modern ordinary person travels to a different world similar to the European Middle Ages. He starts from scratch with nothing, builds a territory and strives for world domination without cheating! Not to mention ordinary people, even the master of wilderness survival, Mr. Bei, is unlikely to be able to do it, right?

This novel is considered to be a very good one in the Western Fantasy Little Knight genre. The author's writing style is very exquisite. At least it does not make people off-kilter. There are some flaws in the plot, which do not affect the overall progress of the novel. Originally, Western fantasy novels are the least popular among all categories. You rarely see fantasy novels in the top few rankings, and the scores are very low. I hope the author can continue to write novels and not be eunuchs. The shortcoming of this novel is that the plot development is a bit slow. More than 70 chapters have been written. The protagonist is still hiding in the deep mountains and old forests. He will persuade many impatient people, and the protagonist's aura is a bit weak. In this kind of lord-type Western fantasy novels, the protagonist's own force must be strong, otherwise you cannot face the dangerous environment. After all, in the Western fantasy world, many battles are in small groups. The protagonist's strong force is the key to the team's victory, and it is also the prerequisite for gaining the team's loyalty and obedience. I hope the author can pay attention to these in the later stage.

I haven't read it yet. Did the author really work as a serf?

The main reason is that they are too idealistic. This is a common problem among many authors today. They wish they could all follow the history of our party, completely regardless of the age and society. They will always be republican, everyone will be equal, and the land will be divided equally. They all follow this template, and it's really fun to watch. One earl's widow is not enough, the entire empire's dragon flag is also needed... Fight for hegemony, always give yourself some righteous reputation, always follow the routine, and in the end it becomes a cliche. But there are also advantages, ignore what I wrote above. Generally speaking, it's just food and grass.

When there was no limit on free use, I looked at the free part and passed the test. Now that I have read more than a hundred chapters, it is strange that I have no desire to continue reading. Is it because the plot is very bland? Or too watery? If you don't know anything about medieval Europe, just look up more information. If not, learn about the sweatshops in the country. It's a similar situation, just to squeeze out the last bit of value. Why are the lords so polite to the serfs? Is this using Western universal values ​​and freedom and equality to start a business? At this pace, if you want to get involved with one of the princes, you have to be at least an earl, and it won't take more than a thousand chapters?

Even if you were a serf in the Middle Ages, you can't write like this. It's undeniable that you are like this, but at least you shouldn't be like this entirely, at least a little bit like that.

To be honest, it would be difficult for the protagonist to get ahead in this kind of world without a golden finger.

Serfdom in our country was abolished in Tibet on March 28, 1959 at the latest. If you had really been a serf, the author would have been at least 70 years old. Serfs in the Middle Ages would probably be around 500 years old now. I can only say that they are quite capable of living.

It's rare to find a work that suits your taste. The author will work harder to update it.

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