Mount & Blade: The Chapter of Freedom

Everything else is fine, the writing is acceptable, and the plot is good as far as I can tell. As for the fiancée princess, does it show that the male protagonist is a very controlling person? He cried because his brother lost. As a result, the male protagonist felt sour in his heart. Her father doesn't let her go out and is very strict with her, but the male protagonist actually thinks he's doing a good job? How insecure is this? She is just a fiancée and she already doesn't want her to go out to meet others. I only see this right now

Reality affects games, games are equal to dreams, true and false, this theme

The writing is good, but the setting is not good, a bit toxic. I was a soldier before rebirth, which is useless. After rebirth, most of the memories are lost. The setting is too strong, but it is useless. Fighting is no different from ordinary people. There is no use of hair. There is no feeling like losing ten times with one force. The setting of strong strength is also useless, and the character setting is not pleasant. To be honest, it is better not to write rebirth, or to rebirth directly after death. Now it feels like the human soul enters the computer to play games, which is very bad.

Damn it, the more I read it, the more excited I get. I really like this kind of horse-and-slash novel. It's very real.

The author writes very well, but it's a pity that few people have discovered this treasure. Come on

The writing is very good, but a bit, uh, literary?

A well-organized A-cut novel

It's well written, and the details are well described.

It feels average and very verbose. It always writes about the protagonist's heart, but I don't feel the protagonist's changes. In such an environment, if the protagonist does not change or adapt, I can only say that he is the protagonist so he cannot die.

There are so few people reading it. I just read a few chapters. The writing skills and the overall charm of the article amaze a lot of people.