I Inherited a Baroness from the Start

Okay, okay, I finally found one with a female protagonist. Too many people like to read eunuch stories, don't you understand? Isn't having strength just for enjoyment?

The writing and plot are both okay. Specific impressions: *Although it won't torture the boss as much as similar long-form knight-and-slash novels (and then no one will see the end), it's not very satisfying either. Even personal combat power/bloody bravery has not been established, and it can only clean up the remaining soldiers after the war; *The protagonist has a good temperament, is decisive in killing, and has good control over his subordinates. There is no sense of being taken advantage of or being ignored in some similar novels; *The protagonist is neither too censorious nor promiscuous, and his sexual behavior pattern conforms to the behavior that a lord should have; *Some setting details are not in place. I feel that the initial abilities of the subordinates are stronger than the protagonist, and the upgrade speed is faster than the protagonist. Personally, I still prefer an all-round lord, rather than a protagonist who is good at everything but weak in everything; *The currency setting is gold, silver and copper, but there are two silver coins with a 1:12 conversion. The setting is exquisite, but it is tiring to see; *The name of the level setting of the mage has become distorted, without beauty and absolute sense of level. The setting of the knight warrior is obviously good, but it does not make it consistent; *There are subordinates with high trading skills, but the protagonist of large transactions always shows up for no reason; *In the early stage, the protagonist felt like he had been sucked dry, and his combat power was therefore inherently insufficient. There was no clear description of how to make up for it later, so he continued to feel slightly unhappy;

The farming article is very detailed, comprehensive, not exaggerated, the content is simple and vivid, and the system is linked to assist growth. The protagonist doesn't wander around, he can face whatever enemies he has, depending on his strength. Unlike some novels, adventures beyond the third and fourth levels

From the current point of view, it is relatively good in Western fantasy novels. Farming is good. A place that defies heaven, people, yes, they are people Soldiers make up more than half of the total population, but let's just consider the opening period. The truly incredible population is [laughing and crying] A hundred thousand people were able to establish a country. In the 14th and 15th centuries in the West, the result was thieves, although there were some free people. Even though he is a so-called baron, in Chinese terms he is just a mayor [laughing and crying] The royal city where the king is located generally has less than 100,000 people living there.

So far a very good western fantasy novel

This is a work that is definitely underestimated and suppressed... It's a good read... The plot is rich and not monotonous... The pacing is very rewarding and satisfying... It can be seen that the author has writing skills... But I don't know why the score is so low... I guess it's because the author often gets banned... He is arranged by the data... There should be too many changes in the early chapters, so it doesn't look outstanding... But the further you look at it, the more surprises there are that have not been changed... My personal score can be given to 9.5... It can definitely enter the top 100 of the rankings... [Laughing][laughing][laughing]

Not bad, not bad. It's well written. It's not mindless and cool. It's one of the best in Tomato.

Overall, it looks pretty good. There aren't any big blocking points. The cavalry and slashing system is mainly used to add points. The protagonist's points take effect in half an hour, while the minion's points take effect slowly, so it's hard for the minion to notice. They will only feel that they are getting stronger very quickly. At the same time, there is the ice type slot, which is the command. The wired ones can only be pulled in and cannot be dragged out. Overall, there are no big blocking points. Moreover, Ziwei is pretty good in war, Vietnam, troop battles, and troop types. Ziwei is pretty good, at least, there is nothing strange or mentally retarded.

In the early development, there are not too many hangups. The characters are real and there is no so-called equality. They are all nobles in line with this era. The plot of the novel is also relatively reasonable. I haven't found many flaws so far. I hope it can be completed.

The writing is still very good, it has the feeling of fighting for hegemony, and the writing is not messy. Why are there not many people? Why not change the title of the book? Many people have no desire to click on it when they see this title. Moreover, the title of "Qiu Ke" seems a bit inexplicable. Anyway, I saw it in the recommendation several times without clicking on it. The result is still good now.