Lord Golden Spike: Farming is Impossible

When you write about lords, just write about lords well. How about the collision between aristocrats and common people? In that era, people struggled to read even a few Chinese characters, social productivity was low, and they didn't even have any education. When thunder struck, would you think it was the God of Thunder who was angry? To put it bluntly, civilians are nothing. The nobles have a monopoly on everything, so why should the civilians fight? Write your spiritual essay well. You can develop the economy through farming, but you still take ideological and political classes? Slipping away, what did you write?

You should say this. Author, if you dare to stop updating, I will mail you a truckload of homework to your school, saying that you donated it to the school ⊙ω⊙

After reading Chapter 39, I feel that "Chapter 39, ** Hypocrisy" is not the one that makes me collapse the most. What makes me collapse the most is... @ Drunken Cat Laughter Please come in. Rational analysis, never slander. At first I thought it was a magnificent story about the rise of great lords in the Middle Ages, but I was mistaken! There is no grandeur, no intrigue, I feel like there is only a small belly and sudden dementia. I personally like the beginning of the story very much. The kingdom has newly occupied territory, the northern and southern nobles are at odds with each other, and powerful enemies are around. The territory is impoverished and in urgent need of development. It has a bit of the flavor of Xinhaiyue 1 "The King". I'm just waiting for the protagonist to soar into the sky with his calm mind and invincible iron fist amidst various conflicts. But the first conflict left me shattered. The richest viscount in the county vs. The protagonist actually blocks the door? There were a lot of primary school students clamoring for you not to leave after school. Once he took the lead in charging, he defeated GG, and he bowed to him immediately. What a primary school boy. Since you are so rich, instead of using high benefits to attract the population in the protagonist's territory, you might as well get some mercenaries to show off. This is where the bloody plot unfolds. For example, the Purple Flower Barony was in a state of chaos caused by a few bandits and scoundrels. Come on, that's a feud between the protagonist's family, so it has some structure, okay? Another example is accepting a fat bear as a retainer. In my understanding, the acceptance of retainers in ancient China and foreign countries was very strict. But why is it that here, everyone is not familiar with each other, so we just stop chatting casually. For another example, when a tax official collects taxes and sees a stranger with extraordinary temperament, his first reaction is not to report it to the lord but to continue collecting taxes. The Red Crescent Society in this Purple Flower Collar dared to turn a blind eye even before they were wiped out. They really love their work. Another example is imposing extortionate taxes. Is this a representative of the so-called southern aristocracy's strong economy? After all, we are new here, and it is a post-war territory. Let alone win the hearts of the people, we will steal the last rations from the people, and develop the economy in the no-man's land next year. Love this business! Finally, I told you something that made me laugh out loud. Three and Spartacus. No. 3, A former nobleman and now a member of the Red Crescent Society. Blocking the door for a Spartacus I can't understand either. Speechless... Spartacus, a villager who awakens when he says his name, and the author is very satisfied with this setting in the interaction with readers. Unless Spartacus has a bizarre life experience, otherwise it would be as inconsistent as having friends in the village named Goudan, Cuihua, Tiezhu and Gu Qingluan. The most important point is that without knowledge and weapons, even if you are called xxxxxxx, I think you can become the overlord of the universe! So when "Why not eat minced meat" appeared in Chapter 39, I felt it was broken but it didn't break because it was already broken all over the floor...

Forty Zhang suddenly changed from an ancient class lord with extraordinary power to a Hongse silk country book. The protagonist is also a noble, and he is from a big noble.

Don't care too much about whether anyone reads it. Why don't you stop writing if no one sees it? If you write well, some people will read it. If you don't write well, it's fine.

There are too many private goods, and they are all about education. I'm going to read a novel and use you to teach it. It's a good territorial dispute. You wrote it as an adult education.

The writing is very good, I like the character setting of the protagonist😍, he is smart but not stupid and not a novice! Hahaha ꉂꉂ(ᵔᗜᵔ*) When my neighbors stock up on food, I stock up on guns🔫. My neighbors are my granaries!

I'm still keeping it up, but I found that it hasn't been updated recently. Come on, author.

Do you have a map? I can't follow the map you drew.

The Middle Ages was written as a political novel