Me, a Chinese Strategist, Slaughtering My Way Through the Western Middle Ages
我，中式谋士，杀穿西方中世纪
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- Completed
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- 554k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Are There Master Strategists in Western Fantasy Too? The Countess's Wicked Adviser西幻也有毒士？女伯爵的邪恶顾问Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Western Fantasy Novels
I’ve been into Western fantasy lately: elves, beast girls, gods, magic, and an interesting fantasy world. Does anyone have any good Western fantasy novels to share?
Magic, Academy, Western Style, Preferably a Minor Noble, Harem or No Harem Is Fine
European Medieval Knights, Preferably With Magic
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Western Fantasy! Western Fantasy~ Western Fantasy! The Female Lead Has to Be Super Powerful!
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Any Hard-Core Military Fiction?
Protagonists Who Are Shameless, Awful, and Rotten to the Core
Western Fantasy With Noble Lords, Dragons, Magical Beasts, Beast Tamers, and Racial Wars
Looking for books like "The Fairy Bugs and Gem Dragons of the Merlin Family".
Any Good Xuanhuan? Traditional or Imaginative, Either Is Fine
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One Female Lead Only, Harem Stories Keep Out
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A protagonist who rises from humble beginnings among the outlaws, decisive and ruthless, yet loyal and compassionate.
Stories About Rising to Power in Europe, the Soviet Union, Italy, and the American West
I'm looking for books like Reborn in Britain: From Gangster to Tycoon (Starting in Britain). Stories about a protagonist who rises step by step in Europe, the Soviet Union, Italy, and the American West. Somewhere between the criminal underworld and legitimate business, preferably set around World War I or II. The American West can be set in the...
Western Fantasy About Gods and Divine Authority. No Everyone-Gets-Superpowers, Evil Gods, or Fourth Disasters!
I’m looking for books similar to "Deities: The Awakening of the Army’s Spirit, Mythology Is Destined to Descend (Divine Revelation: The Underworld)".
A Scheming Protagonist Whose Plans Are Utterly Ruthless, With One Underhanded Move After Another, Leaving His Lord Chilled to the Bone
Books About Steam, Potions, Sequences, and Voyages
Any Stories About a Beloved, Sickly Strategist? Preferably Set in the Qin Dynasty
Campus, Combat, Supernatural
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Two Male Leads and an Engaging Plot
Something like "The Revenant" or "Silent Reading".
Divine Arts Battle Supernatural Powers
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Fantasy Xianxia with a World Like Lord of the Mysteries, Best Read with Your Brain Switched On
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Western Fantasy Gods
Looking for books similar to I Wasn’t Reborn: I’m Scamming Gods in a Western Fantasy World. Western fantasy fans are in luck! It’s incredibly good. Don’t miss out on this author, besties!
Western Fantasy Novels
Novels about starting revolutions, developing technology, and building an internet-like magic network in Western fantasy worlds.
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In summary: It's well-written, a Western-style Three Kingdoms novel, the main character is well-developed, and the plot currently has no major flaws (writing based on the Three Kingdoms generally doesn't cause problems, at least not in terms of strategy).
It's really good. I always found Western history so strange before. The Thirteen Knights of the Round Table—just thirteen people! I thought they were thirteen legion commanders. Thirteen people in total! In our world, that's just thirteen cavalrymen. Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei had hundreds of men under their command at the alliance of feudal lords.
Looking at this gives me the feeling of reading an ancient story collection.
Well, although the protagonist has a smooth and successful journey, it has a very medieval fable style, making it feel like something only they would do.
The only drawback is that we don't get to see the protagonist's downfall and defeat as the antagonist. That would be the best ending for this type of character. That's the only flaw I see in this book; everything else is excellent. We watched his building rise, and then we watched it collapse. This is the normal course of events. If you rise to power through this, you will surely perish because of it.
This is a fantastic Western lord novel. The protagonist is incredibly intelligent. As we all know, eight out of ten novels on Tomato's platform are toxic, mindless, and melodramatic, but this novel is not. The protagonist's logic is flawless, and his overall quality is top-notch on Tomato. The protagonist is truly suited to be a protagonist; that's my only feeling after reading this book.
This novel fully demonstrates the profoundness of our country's history 😂😂😂 They just reused a lot of plot points with different names, right?
If the protagonist were a countess with innate strategic talent, it would be a huge hit in a female-oriented novel. It's a pity it's a male-oriented novel after all.
Writing a book is no easy task, so I give it a five-star rating. Cleared of potential pitfalls. This is a Western fantasy/political intrigue/farming/power struggle/strategist novel. The writing is average, the plot is weak (many logical flaws and lack of detail), but it's passable. I look forward to seeing improvement. The young master has something to say: "True big shots navigate the ups and downs of officialdom, while the fake young master sits in a well and talks nonsense."
Readers who enjoy stories with keywords like "political intrigue, medieval Europe, and intelligent protagonist" should check this out; the strategic plots are brilliantly designed. However, the protagonist, Dawn, is portrayed as lacking in humanity. He's probably the kind of pure political strongman that ordinary people hate most, doing too many bloody and dirty things for political purposes. This makes him less likable later on, though he does realistically depict the ugliness of politics.