A Commoner's Road to Kingship in Mount & Blade

The characters are richly described, and the protagonist is legitimate, kind and humane! A bunch of people in the comment area said that the protagonists of novels now seem to have to be "killing decisively" and a little kind. That's the Holy Mother, which made me laugh. It has been said that it was the Middle Ages, the dark feudal period, when land annexation was serious and people's lives were worse than death! It's rare to find a book with a better protagonist. I'd like to support it with five stars. I must write it down.

Oh my God, it's so good. It's the most interesting medieval-themed novel I've ever read. Whether it's the main character's outlook on life and life, or the humanistic background of the Middle Ages, including the supporting characters, they are all described vividly and beautifully. It's a masterpiece of this genre. It would be nice to update it more quickly. I can't get enough of it.

It is a rare good book about the Middle Ages. There is no system. The world is very real. There are few women. It is very passionate and sometimes humorous. I look forward to the author's updates [currently in development] [currently in development] [currently in development]

Having read so many medieval texts, the writing style and description of medieval people's production and lifestyle can be said to be relatively close to reality. In particular, the description of the empire, the army, and the war is meticulous and logically flawless. Another point that is better is the description of group portraits. In fact, not only the protagonist, but also the people around him, the lower class, the nobles, and the enemies all have relatively three-dimensional images, which reflects the author's clear planning of the plot nodes. In the end, the author's hook for the protagonist is actually not too strong. The absence of a system is a point that can enhance the sense of immersion in reading. It is very logical not to engage in a technological explosion at will, and it also keeps the overall look and feel of the novel within the framework of the medieval era for a long time. Without engaging in generational confrontation, it can be said that the protagonist's growth has been upright and there is no strong sense of stealing the chicken. Overall, based on my more than ten years of viewing farming novels, this work has a rare refreshing feeling and is worth reading! [Praise]

It tells the story of the struggle of a small person. From a commoner to a powerful man, he never forgets his true heart. The war scenes are vivid and concrete, except for the weak plot. The overall story is like a Western medieval background picture scroll slowly unfolding, and it is also like a Japanese-style Western fantasy RPG. The adventure of the protagonist group is getting better and better, suitable for relaxing reading.

The writing is very good, but it's too little to read and it will take a while to read. The author's writing is very fluent, and it is also humorous and interesting to read. A lot of bad reviews said that "the last hit is too cruel." I think it's okay. The protagonist's outlook is quite normal. After all, he is a time traveler who has received nine years of compulsory education, and the protagonist does not have a Virgin. Many people say that it doesn't match the title of the book, and there is no farming. Yes, I started farming very late. After all, you have to have a territory (fortunately, I read it for the knight novel). For now, I started farming in the middle and late stages [face covering]. But I don't want the protagonist's technology to develop too fast. After all, I am here for the medieval horse and slash novel (not a horse and slash fanfic). If muskets and the like are invented, it will be a lot less satisfying. Especially this is a novel without a system, which is really great. (Maybe I'm tired of reading system novels. The protagonists are like trash without a system. Of course, the main thing is the writing style.) Moreover, the protagonist's golden finger is okay, and his physical strength is unparalleled. As of now, others can fight the protagonist with force, but their endurance is not as good as the protagonist's. And this feeling is still growing. He is also a sharpshooter in archery [Thinking] I feel invincible now. Moreover, every supporting character is also outstanding. I watched with gusto the part where the strong woman chased Ren. In the early stage, Shelly (the one who was tied up by the protagonist and did not last any last hits) was also bought by the protagonist in the later stage. A good book for me. Comment because I saw that the rating is a bit low. Please give me a thumbs up. You can also check how long I watched [laughing]

Very nice and well described in every aspect. The author's writing skills are quite good. The character descriptions are quite good. I hope the author will provide better updates.

The writing is very good and the style is more traditional in Western District.

I feel that the author has written this book very solidly, and the story is not exaggerated but not boring either. Since there is no magic and fighting spirit, maybe the content of armaments and combat can be enriched.

I have read more than a hundred chapters of very good medieval literature. Authentic, not those novels that created gunpowder or extraordinary beings in the past. The disadvantage is that the male protagonist's fighting ability is a bit fierce, which makes Lu Bu travel through the Middle Ages. The welfare of the time traveler is understandable, but slow growth like riding and slashing and heavenly salvation will be better.