A Norse Raider from the Start, with a Mount & Blade Interface

The first review, I'll give it a five-star rating. It's very beautiful, but it's not very interesting. And many of the parts are about life, recruitment and dialogue like this. Life is quite interesting, but there are too few chapters updated every day. It would be great if there were 4 or 5 chapters updated a day.

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The writing is very good. Well, although the protagonist has a system, the system is more auxiliary than practical. The protagonist's current achievements are all due to the protagonist's own efforts and wisdom. It is quite good. There is a protagonist who is completely a foil. This kind of protagonist is rare.

It's very well written. I don't know how to praise it. Anyway, the plot is very reasonable and the protagonist's brain is relatively normal. The only thing I feel a little unhappy about is that the protagonist can't compare to my own shield girl in melee combat and panel combat.

I have read every one of his books, and the overall feeling is very good. From the beginning, each book could only write about one war, and now it seems to be getting better and better. Generally speaking, it is very true.

I've read a chapter or two here, and I'm stuck a lot. I don't have the desire to read any more. I'll leave a comment to prove that I've read it.

Five-star praise, love watching it

Not bad, well written

Some of them look very good

Is it okay? Pretty good. It's just that the map drawn by the author is a bit terrible.