Lord of Ashenmarsh, Starting with Biological Modification

A baron has a surplus of 50 gold coins a year, and a slave has a surplus of 20 gold coins? ? ? Rubbish mercenaries cost dozens of gold coins to complete a mission, and the currency system collapsed at the beginning! ! ! ! ! !

It can be seen that the author has no management experience and no common sense. Five farmers cleared 81 acres of saline-alkali land and hunted five wild boars in five days.

Concentrated answers to some questions raised by many book friends about the attitude of the people in the Gray Swamp Territory and Gray Mist Village Territory. 1. Are the villagers of Gray Mist Village too courageous? First of all, they are not serfs. The original villagers of Gray Mist Village are land-owning farmers and hunters. 2. Why didn't Verin turn them into serfs when he came? Wasn't he a lord? When a new lord opens up a territory, he will not directly turn everyone into serfs. Chapter 12 of "The Teutonic Knights: A Military History" mentions: "After the Crusaders conquered Livonia in the 13th century... Until the 15th century, most of the indigenous people were free taxpayers." Historically, in 1524, a large-scale peasant uprising broke out in the southern German-speaking region. The cause was that the lords forced more and more free people to become serfs. 3. Farmers are not brave either. The cultures of the West and the East are different. As for how bold the yeoman farmers were, from the 11th century to the 16th century, peasant uprisings occurred one after another. Especially due to the spread of the great plague, the peasant population dropped sharply. As a result, lords often required peasants to farm land for the lord. For this reason, rent and interest reductions were the norm. 4. If the yeoman farmers are so disobedient, why not buy some serfs? In Tsarist Russia, which has the strongest tradition of serfdom, in the 19th century, the production efficiency of homesteaders was about 30% higher than that of serfs. Western Europe started in the 11th century and was basically completed by the 15th century. (Please don't be so violent... If you are dissatisfied, you will be killed. The reign of terror is effective in the short term, but the long-term efficiency will become less and less. Furthermore, I believe in Weilin's ability, he will have a better way to rule than the feudal system.)

The story is okay, but there are a lot of poisonous points. The first poisonous point is that it is the same as that of a woman I have never seen before. He saved her twice, but he was still unwilling to provide funds and gave her profits. I really don't know what the author was thinking. Can't he change his partner? You obviously have a family, but you have to find outsiders to cooperate. The price of slaves is ridiculously expensive. The economic system has collapsed before it even started. The villagers in the protagonist's territory are simply arrogant. The protagonist saved their lives. He has no gratitude at all and is lazy and slippery. It's really disgusting to me. In the Middle Ages, you pretended to be a virgin and abandoned it.

Seeing it on the shelves, the protagonist has no trump card, all the methods are of little help to enhance himself, and the combat effectiveness of his subordinates has no countermeasures. Brother, this is a Western fantasy world. The protagonist is almost written as an oriental young man. Golden Finger has almost no bonus to combat effectiveness. The combat effectiveness is as good as the fifth scum, but his confidant is actually a mercenary? I wrote a few more enemies. The villains are probably all fools, waiting for the protagonist to grow up. And those strategies, if they are ambiguous, you won't really think they are cool, right?

First, the collapse of the economic system. This is what most of the comments can tell. The author said that he has his own algorithm (he didn't tell me what algorithm he asked about). The barony's annual income can't buy many slaves. It's outrageous that slaves can be so valuable just because they have alchemical experiment value. Second, the protagonist's behavior is too unacceptable. The lord's subjects can talk about the lord at will. They are not afraid of death if they can do such work as reclaiming wasteland. The author emphasizes that they are yeomen. Manor yeomen in Western Europe also have servitude. You must serve the lord. The document you refer to is the "Military Historical Facts" document published in 2020. It has nothing to do with your territory or manor yeoman. Also, yeoman ≠ free citizen. Third, there is no direct relationship between the output of agriculture or handicrafts in the territory and the enthusiasm of the farmers. The author always emphasizes that "whip" is meaningless for the development of the territory. But from the plot point of view, the people in the town are lazy farming on the saline-alkali land and are not afraid of people who don't have enough to eat. And they have no crafts and other skills except hunting. Why do most of the chapters write about the inner activities of these people? To be honest, your reforms are so fast that it's funny, there is no culture (these are all good adjectives) A group of homesteaders waiting to die in remote territories are even more ignorant) Everyone is about to become a capitalist. Fourth, the emotional intelligence of the protagonist is hard to describe. Those who are highly educated and engaged in scientific research are not people without emotional intelligence. You said that it is okay to be weak in love, but the protagonist is from the "information explosion" era. You are so stupid that it is disgusting to be like this. When you mention it, you said that there are such people in reality because of right brain development problems. But the intuitive thinking of the protagonist seems to be fine. It is disgusting to force it to be designed like this. Can this emotional intelligence really survive in this society? Fifth, it is difficult to see the feeling of lord farming in the label. The farming is completed by relying on extraordinary vines. The plot seems very strange to me personally. In addition, there are many poisonous points that make it difficult to continue watching (I have personally watched many Western fantasy works with high and low scores). The combat power system is also strange or too complicated. I will not comment after I can't watch it.

The lord acted like a nanny. If he were a commoner, the protagonist could still contribute to the people's livelihood. But if he were to assume the role of a feudal lord, the protagonist would be an idiot, a bitch, and always be ideological. Because when reading novels, all the characters are represented by the protagonist, and what you read is from the perspective of the protagonist.

First let me talk about the shortcomings. The shortcoming is that each picture feels like a story, and there is no sense of connection! ! ! ! To put it simply, it is very broken and inexplicable. The front is also a bit boring. But it really suits my taste! It really gives people a sense of superiority when their IQ is crushed! The main thing is that the protagonist is the main character, and the articles written by others give people a feeling of integration! But I don't like it. This is my personal evaluation! I prefer to be like Master Gu! How is it possible that he came from time travel? Really blend into another world! ! ! I really like this absolute rationality! ! It feels very similar to the wizarding novels I read, which are all about the pursuit of knowledge and the pursuit of truth! It gives people the feeling that it is a wizarding novel disguised as other writings! So I hope the author will be faster☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️. I don't understand why it is free? Can authors really make money?

The plot was so awkward after Caroline came out, and the character didn't stand up at all. I used a lot of pen and ink to write it into a facial makeup character. I just emphasized over and over again that this is a business queen, queen, queen, but what she showed was a very stupid NPC character.

The author often writes book reviews, and tries to reply to any long reviews. Issues involving the plot can be corrected. The author tries his best to tell this story well, but it is inevitable that there are some unsatisfactory aspects, so everyone is welcome to criticize and correct me. Thank you to every reader for your advice!