No Steel, No Gunpowder, No Faith

Is that all? It ended just as there were signs of life after ten thousand years of deathly silence? How can it end here? The monastery has not yet submitted, the nobles have not yet been dealt with, the escaped Artoria has not been captured, there is still so much land to conquer, and so many battles to fight. How can this end here? The Industrial Revolution, social changes, and global transformations—can everything be summed up in a single sentence about going to space? How could it end like this? Even if the ending isn't about having a bunch of kids with everyone, surely the relationship between him and Fufu shouldn't remain so ambiguous until the very end? How can it really end? I haven't had enough of the witch's jokes yet! Ragnarok, eternal domination, Gensokyo, and all that stuff, bring it on already!

Damn it, I really wish I could just use an orbital bombardment to blow them all up. All these trivial matters are completely meaningless.

I saved up dozens of chapters and finished reading them, and I'm a bit angry. Watching a bunch of stupid medieval landlords pulling each other's hair is less enjoyable than watching Molly tease AI on the space station. And is this side story going to be another one where the protagonist has to clean up the mess for some reason, and these idiot nobles get to lie around watching Molly wipe their butts? I know this is a medieval-themed amusement park, but there should at least be an outlet for my frustration, right? The ending, with such a high-spirited but ultimately disappointing conclusion, is something I might not be able to accept.

At this speed, when will we ever reach the stars?

Dear author, don't you want to take a look at what you've written in this volume? I feel like I'm wasting my money reading it.

Having seen about one-fifth of the content, I'd like to mention some issues I've noticed: The protagonist's side encounters unexpected situations in almost every battle, and each victory is only partially a victory. Almost no battle can be considered a major or complete victory. After encountering setbacks, there is no immediate and fierce counterattack. This may be what the author wanted to write, but it is not what readers want to see. Therefore, many readers will probably choose to give up reading after discovering this. This is perhaps the main reason why the book performed poorly. Most readers prefer light novels, and writing light novels does not conflict with writing profound plots.

I finally reached Jianlan, but I'm about to faint from the hordes of worms on the ground!

Endless Shennong! Come out!

Can you please shift the focus back to Fufu and Jasmine? What kind of garbage are you writing now? You can't even make sense of it all? It's chapter 60 already!!! It's like you're constipated every day. When are you going to bring the focus back? Can you give me a straight answer?

Does the main character in this book have a lover or anything like that?