Mastering the Middle Ages: Scattering My Employees Across the World

Whether it is criticism or praise, the author will read it carefully, and criticism must be accepted with an open mind! (But can you give me a five-star review and then scold me [send your heart]) The writing is good. It can be seen that the author is writing seriously. Five-star praise! (What? I'm the author? Oh, that's okay ٩(๑•̀ω•́๑)۶)

In the feudal Middle Ages, I carelessly sold dozens of military armors and weapons on the so-called black market. Then I was inexplicably caught and thrown into prison. Then I met a liar inexplicably and got the sales money for these armors and weapons. Then I was inexplicably caught. Inexplicably, he met a flower girl, and one night he was extorted from two gold coins by this inexplicable flower girl. The flower girl didn't work out, and she said she didn't want to pay back the money. The turtle hero accepted it inexplicably. She didn't have any skills, and the flower girl became a so-called assistant.

Unparalleled! It's full of freshness, and I finally met someone who is brave enough to innovate, I guess Assi. Nowadays, everyone writes about one subject until death, and even if they write about one subject until death, the style is almost the same routine. The more I read, the more books I read, and I already thought of the script as soon as I saw the name... At least I haven't read this novel with this type of subject matter before, and I really want to read it.

The subject matter is very good! However, since there are two money-making masters who are constantly making money, the role of money is not written out, and so much money is not transformed into strength! It just feels like I'm simply getting some numbers.

It gives the impression that the protagonist is a chaotic and bastard who comes out of nowhere and wanders around in another world just because he won't die.

Awesome and colorful

It's a pity that I'm dying and can't remember what I said before, but after reading more than 100 chapters, I can only say goodbye in the future.

Very nice book

The combat power is unbalanced, especially unbalanced. Let's start with the manor defense battle of a few hundred against a hundred thousand. There are 90 people from the two families plus 90 people with thousands of horses plus the protagonist's less than 100 people. How can we fight? How did the enemy win with such a weak opponent? You also said that the two families are helped by knights. Only the protagonist's clones have warlocks. How many can there be? You said there are very few awakened clones. Could it be that nuclear bombs wipe out the land?

Okay, I personally think it's okay, it's a little messy, but it's acceptable. Come on, author