
Mount & Blade: The Steppe Empire
骑砍草原帝国
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
374Chapters
189Reads
8.0Score
10Listens
46.1kReads · all time
In booklists 11
Mount & Blade, Mount & Blade, Mount & Blade
Everyone in the world transmigrates into Mount & Blade II
139Books3.2MViews11hUpdated
Looking for Stories About Campaigning, Rising Through the Ranks From the Bottom, and the Age of Cold Weapons
I'm looking for books like Tang Yin in Another World.
635Books23.1MViews1dUpdated
Fully Armored Heavy Cavalry!!!
Please recommend heavy cavalry. I want to see hundreds of heavily armored horsemen smashing through an army of thousands.
429Books39.2MViews2dUpdated
Stories Like Mount & Blade with a System
Build your own faction, get a Mount and Blade System, and grow stronger step by step.
64Books3.9MViews2dUpdated
The Protagonist Leads a Steppe Tribe, Unites the Steppe, and Marches Into the Central Plains
Please, I'm begging for this book.
180Books8.3MViews8dUpdated
Looking for a Civilization VI, Total War, or Mount & Blade-Style Territory-Building Story with a System
324Books8.4MViews8dUpdated
Looking for Novels Like Mount and Blade: Recruiting Troops, Farming, Knights, and Castles
Mount & Blade
200Books3.6MViews8dUpdated
Mount & Blade-Style Novels About Transmigration, a System, and Conquest
Western lords, a Mount & Blade-style System, and a struggle for supremacy. Please recommend something.
219Books2.1MViews11dUpdated
Any Books with Heavy Cavalry Charges? Pure Cold-War Weapons Only
350Books5.9MViews13dUpdated
A Lord-Building Novel With a Mount & Blade System
Looking for lord novels like "Mount & Blade". No fan fiction. I mainly want a branching troop upgrade system where units can be upgraded. Please!
161Books11.4MViews1moUpdated
Are There Any Novels Like Mount & Blade?
Build up the troops.
85Books877.4kViews4moUpdated
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Overall, it looks good, but if the protagonist is cruel in the later stage, it is easy to provoke the Three Kingdoms to siege, and Khan is not invincible. If the emperor trains sharpshooters and Ba bow troops, Khan will be a joke. Heavy cavalry is expensive, and if the enemy infantry is heavily armed spearmen or javelin seamen, it will be over. In terms of cost, Khan is second only to equipment. One Khan can train five Ba bows. From a national perspective, Akuse is much stronger than Kuset. If it has a good caravan mechanism for supplies, it is not inferior to Kuset. The most important thing is that it far surpasses the protagonist in education, population, and engineering.
The writing is good, but the main character is a local and I'm not used to it. I shouldn't have any big problems with the history of riding and slashing.
There are no poisonous points, and a lot of the background knowledge about riding and slashing is fine. The most important thing is that the part about Pandrak's conspiracy is very creatively written.
A very good book. It is no longer a cliché time-travel plot, but a story about the heir of a powerful nomadic tribe in the East. The overall logic is very clear, and it can achieve a self-consistent logic that surpasses most online books. Come on
It is very considerate of readers who don't know much about riding modifications. The characters, creation and background are excellent, the plot is deliberately unconventional, and the main line is very clear. I wish the protagonist had more roles. It makes people ponder why such an excellent work is rated so low.
There is strategy, operation, and development. At present, it can be regarded as a high-quality product in the riding and slashing category.
It's pretty good, and the plot is reasonable. There's nothing sinister about it, but it's just too little and not enough to watch [Sending my heart][Sending my heart]
I'm awesome, I'm awesome
I want to ask when the protagonist will have his own territory
The Medieval Knight Rider next door has stopped updating. I recommended it from the comment section. To be honest, I was a little worried about the author's level when I saw the lack of ratings at first. But after reading two chapters, I was immediately crowned a god. I am willing to sacrifice my knees.