
Transmigrated to the Middle Ages With Only a Simple System From the Start
穿越中世纪,开局只有简易系统
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 164k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for a Novel Where the Male Lead Rules a Small Western Region Kingdom That Eventually Stands Alongside the Central Plains Dynasty
Lordship + Nobility + Armies + Conquest + Magic + Knights
Novels about feudal lords and nobles in medieval Europe.
Invincible Western Fantasy Stories, Only Western Fantasy
No cultivation fantasy. Western fantasy only.
Western-Style Lord Novels with Barracks That Produce Soldiers
And can turn ordinary people into soldiers
Any Novels with a European Medieval Setting, Lords, Knights, and Magic?
European medieval-style lords, knights, and magic, along with conflicts between territories and struggles for supremacy between nations.
Looking for a Masterpiece About a Lord Developing His Lands and Rising Through the Ranks. Send Them My Way!
Looking for books like Lord: Starting as a Pioneer Knight.
Looking for Western-Style Sequence, Knights, Orcs, Bloodlines, and Lords
Looking for books like "Blue-Blooded Nobility".
Medieval Setting, Nobility, Farming, Melee Combat, No Fantasy Elements
No fantasy, no fantasy, no fantasy.
Looking for Novels Like Mount and Blade: Recruiting Troops, Farming, Knights, and Castles
Mount & Blade
Looking for Medieval Stories
Magic, nobles, commoners, lords, anything is fine, as long as it's set in the Middle Ages. No BG or GB couples, but anything else is fine, including no romance. A System is fine too.
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!
Looking for a Medieval Knight Progression Novel
I don't mind whether there's a System. I want something with fighting, training soldiers, doing business, and earning a title through military achievements.
Medieval Knights, Magic, Lords. Get That System Out of Here
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The description of the environment in medieval Europe in the early stages was relatively close to the facts, but when it came to the massive construction later, the reforms were a bit too advanced, especially the rule of making up for the price gap. If you carry out policy reforms like this and attract a large number of people, it is impossible for other lords to sit idly by and ignore them. If they have a small population, they will have less tax revenue. And not everyone will be grateful. In the past, there was a farmer in the United States who was committed to rescuing black people and giving them the right to choose to become workers instead of slaves. However, during the harvest, they chose not to work for him anymore and asked him to add money. There are good people in the world, but there are definitely not too many. In the beginning, people were inherently good, which was just a beautiful fantasy of the ancients.
What can I say? The writing is very boastful and the logic is average. Pig's feet cannot use the system's functions to the maximum extent. Many things about medieval warfare are not reflected, such as basic cold weapon knowledge points. It is easy for 100 armored soldiers to defeat 500 light infantry. 500 Heavy armors can walk sideways in the earldom, and 500 heavy cavalry in the dukedom. The leader walked sideways, and the Middle Ages was not about playing house. A few knights pulled a few old peasants to fight. A normal barony could mobilize 1 to 3 knights, 5 to 6 squire cavalry, about 20 to 25 light cavalry, more than 20 civilian archers, and 50 light infantry (leather armor or chain mail). If necessary, they could mobilize 100 old peasants. Besides! The author said in the first chapter not to read with your brain
I mean, why does it feel so familiar? I didn't expect that there would be elves behind the damn game characters. I thought there would be a Day of the Dead. This is a video to restore youth. It is to restore youth and become younger.
It's really well written, and it's considered the first echelon in the riding and slashing literature.
"Luo Lin carried more than a hundred kilograms of miscellaneous cotton on his back. He retracted into the space as soon as he went out. No one noticed his movements." It's a certain section of Chapter 3. There is a problem at the front: the main protagonist can decompose his own clothes and then synthesize them to gain proficiency. Then inexplicably, N more pieces of clothing appeared to be sold for money. Do you know how heavy and bulky it is weighing over 100 kilograms? At an age when you don't have enough to eat or warm clothes, can you carry it? A large package of things suddenly disappears outside the door. Do you think the store clerk is blind, or do you think a passerby is blind? Author, your knowledge is obtained from written materials and hearsay. You are from the city, not from the countryside, right? I have never done any related work. Are you still struggling with your old age? In ancient times, deer were referred to as horses, but now wheat is referred to as rice, and mice are referred to as ducks. Author: The reader is blind.
Those who have played horse-and-blade all say it's good 🤭
The subject matter is good, so far it's okay, but the plot of leaving the city and being trapped on an island is a bit counterintuitive. It is not necessary to go out for a wave if you can stay in the city and defend it. If the prince is in trouble in the city, the matter can be dealt with at the same time. It's like risking being chased by a rabbit, really A bit unreasonable Five stars for encouragement★★★★★ The plot should be more rigorous
I only looked at the early development. The world view is too small. The use of horse riding and slashing makes the battle scenes too small and not grand. A small struggle between the two countries would probably cost hundreds of thousands of people. Also, the age of the protagonist is ten years old. My suggestion is to jump 56 years to seventeen or eighteen before starting to develop. After all, if you have a title later, a baron and a marquis are only eleven or twelve years old. It is not very embarrassing.
The Marquis is dead, but not a single one of his men is dead. The protagonist intercepts the people fleeing with the silver coins at the door openly. When people from outside the city attack, they find that the financial losses inside are taken away by everyone. (He won the championship in the competition and many people recognize him. There is no place to run if you check casually)