I Inherited a Baroness from the Start
开局继承男爵夫人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Three Years and Three More in Western Fantasy, and Now I'm the Boss?西幻三年又三年，我成大哥了？Alternate title on Fanqie
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Okay, okay, finally found one with a female lead. Too many people like reading unfinished stories, don't I understand? Isn't the point of having talent to enjoy life?
The writing style and plot are both decent. Specific impressions: *While it doesn't torture the protagonist like other long Mount & Blade novels (and then die because nobody reads it), it's not very satisfying either. The protagonist's personal combat strength/bravery isn't really established either; he can only clean up the remnants of the enemy after the battle.
It's a farming novel, but very detailed and comprehensive, without being exaggerated. The content is simple and vivid, with a system to assist in growth. The protagonist doesn't act recklessly; he encounters enemies commensurate with his strength. Unlike some novels where characters adventure three or four levels higher than the protagonist...
Currently, it's considered one of the better Western fantasy novels; the farming aspect is quite good. The people in this incredible place are indeed people. Soldiers made up more than half of the total population, but considering the Warring States period, that's one thing. The truly incredible population is 😂 100,000 people could form a country.
So far, it's a very good Western fantasy novel.
This is an absolutely underrated and suppressed work... A very enjoyable and satisfying read... The plot is rich and engaging... The pacing is excellent and highly rewarding... It's clear the author has writing skills... But I don't know why the rating is so low... Probably because the author frequently gets banned for trying to revive their work... They're heavily influenced by data...
Not bad, not bad at all. It's well-written, not the kind of mindless, mindless enjoyment; it's one of the better ones in Tomato magazine.
Overall, it's pretty good without any major bottlenecks. The Mount & Blade system is mainly for stat allocation. The protagonist's stat allocation takes effect after half an hour, while the soldiers' stat allocation takes effect slowly, so the soldiers rarely notice and only feel that they are getting stronger quickly.
The early development was relatively straightforward, with few plot holes, realistic characters, and no explicit depictions of equality—all were portrayed as aristocrats befitting the era. The plot is also quite logical, and I haven't found many flaws so far. I hope it concludes soon.
It's well-written, capturing the feeling of a battle for supremacy, and the writing isn't chaotic. Why aren't there many readers? Maybe you should change the title. Many people lose the desire to read it just because of the title. Besides, the "Mount & Blade" title seems a bit nonsensical. I saw it recommended several times but didn't click to read it. But now that I've read it, it's actually quite good.