Mount & Blade Grand Lord: The Divine Wind of War

Brother Zizai, I have a feeling you're going to flop again 😂 How many times have I said it? 😏 Your writing is great, but the plot is really bad. You need to incorporate more elements that interest the audience, and most importantly, you need to show these elements in the title. That way, readers will click on the book. Then, add some engaging parts to the plot, and naturally, with your writing skills, you'll be able to retain a large readership. 👍

To be honest, the author's writing is quite good, the logic is clear, the plot is tight, the power levels aren't inconsistent, and what's even more remarkable is that there are many exciting moments, but nobody seems to read it. The same goes for *Devouring Mount & Blade*, and this book is the same; I don't know why. I'm just wondering if the author offended someone?

Why are there so few people who are clearly good-looking? [What?]

It's beautiful, like a Mount & Blade framework with mods, incorporating the author's own creativity. It evokes the surprise of discovering the prophecy of Pendor after getting tired of Warband.

Excellent idea, excellent novel, love from Constantinople in 1453 😏

Pretty good, one of my types. 🍉

It seems this data isn't very good either.

Devouring Mount & Blade World Sequel, looks alright, right?

Mount & Blade-style novels are all very good, because the game itself doesn't progress very quickly; those stories about establishing a kingdom in a few dozen days or unifying it in 500 days are basically jokes.

Very good. It turns out that a book doesn't necessarily have to have a high rating to be a good book. Keep up the good work, author! A very nice Mount & Blade novel, it's on par with books rated 9.0+. Keep it up!