Mount & Blade in Another World

The writing is excellent, and the battle descriptions are great; it's quite enjoyable. The only regret is that the author lowered the protagonist's height. I think most people who like Mount & Blade prefer big, muscular characters. I hope he's 190cm tall! 💕

The writing is decent, but the pacing is incredibly fast. At 180,000 words, the protagonist is already on his way to becoming the Roman Emperor, has acquired muskets, and commands tens of thousands of system-supplied soldiers. There's no description of supernatural powers in the beginning of the novel.

It's good, and so far there aren't any major flaws; it's very enjoyable to watch. However, the main character isn't a good person, so those who mind that should probably disagree.

There's nothing seriously wrong, it's mainly the pictures in the village that I can't stand anymore 🤦 We're just saying, there's not much profit to be made of, why make things difficult for reserve soldiers?

It's very good; it perfectly combines the world of Mount & Blade with a medieval fantasy world.

Many novels that supposedly incorporate elements of Mount & Blade have become popular, while those that actually depict Mount & Blade haven't. This was the case with the previous novel, "The Steppe Empire," and it's the same with this one.

Ahhhhh! (Battlecry initiation) Wow, that was beautiful!

I thought it was a war game, but it turned out to be about the medieval Astartes.

The most amazing novel of its kind that I've ever read.

Very good, a standard Mount & Blade player.