Knight Lady Soren: From Manor Lord to Elector
索伦骑士姬，从庄园领主到选帝侯
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- Completed
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- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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Having read around chapter 300, I'm still puzzled by how the princess and the protagonist were portrayed. The princess is depicted as a cunning and scheming character, yet she manages to ruin everything without the protagonist even appearing. She's also opportunistic, prioritizing personal gain over principles, causing the protagonist's strategic goals, villages, and population to suffer, and indirectly triggering a civil war within the protagonist's territory. The protagonist initially expresses anger upon learning of the princess's betrayal and the resulting deaths, but then a pact is reached and everything seems peacefully resolved. He shows no remorse for the losses to the village and population, nor anger at the soldiers' unexplained deaths. What was the point of all the earlier chapters where the protagonist expresses anger towards the fallen soldiers and the princess's betrayal? It all comes down to the princess softening her stance and offering herself to the protagonist.
In the current environment, it's difficult for a novel with a low-level martial arts background to achieve outstanding results.
I must say, the female lead's inner thoughts are written in a way that doesn't sound like a woman's at all...
This is a very rare subject matter, author, keep up the good work!
No, why is it that this book, with two million words, is still on the bestseller list, but it only has so few monthly votes?
I have a question: In this traditional historical context, if the emperor can't control his own son, will his subordinates really be loyal?
Wow, it's already reached 2 million words! Tears well up in my eyes. #(Cute)
Ahhh, baby, you're such a cute little cake!
Wow, a golden chest!
What's going on here?