No system + no harem + original medieval background + not cool writing + not brainless
(For the solemn statement, this article is not about cheating on the old man's cheating. Every action of all the characters in the article, including the "grandpa", has a purpose behind it.)
231 Years ago, the Parile people occupied the continent of West and enslaved all intelligent races on the continent.
113 Years ago, the Holy Light emerged from the sky and led all ethnic groups to drive the detractors back to the other side of the Rafaro Mountains.
He also took this opportunity to found the church and ascend to godhood. New West Continent has entered the Holy Light Era.
More than a hundred years have passed, and the peaceful continent has once again fallen into war. The increasingly powerful Kingdom of Rhifania is on the border, confronting the southern kingdoms controlled by the church. At the same time, an army was sent to invade the northern kingdom of Norinis.
Helt had barely crossed over when he was forced to fight in a losing war.
Riding a horse and whipping a whip for 30,000 miles, he wrote the legendary epic of the character in his heart.
The most widespread power system: Soldier (mortal) → Knight (extraordinary) → Legend → Demigod → God
The mortal level is divided into: militia/auxiliary → soldier → sergeant
Extraordinary level and above: Ordinary Knight → Senior Knight Ordinary Knight → Excellent Knight → Elite Knight → Great Knight (Senior Elite) → Legendary Knight
New author, new book, but updates are stable.
I hope readers will support me a lot.
Reader comments
One-handed sword, half-handed sword, stabbing sword, this is the first book that can write about traditional European martial arts. A rare product
I saw it by chance, accidentally clicked on it, and read the comments, but I haven't read yet [Learned]
One-handed sword, half-handed sword, stabbing sword, this is the first book that can write about traditional European martial arts. A rare product
I saw it by chance, accidentally clicked on it, and read the comments, but I haven't read yet [Learned]