Crusader Kings: Starting as a Deserter from the Northern Frontier

It's okay. From what I can tell, the main plot feels a bit confusing. The character introductions are not detailed enough, but the content is more realistic. However, when I read the comment section before, it was said that the protagonist's memory is sealed. I don't feel like it. It may be revealed later. There is too much emphasis on the theory of monarch and slaves, and class. It's really stuck, and I feel like what I've seen so far is that the enemy and the enemy are of the same origin, and the church the protagonist belongs to is not a good person either. I guess there should be a big boss, and the system feels a little watery. I guess there should be some main plot in the later stage.

It feels like I used to read Wangdao comics, which are very standard protagonist growth and adventure stories. The protagonist will also be defeated. If he can't beat him, he has to shake him [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] It's not particularly slow, but in this era where we strive to shock you in just one chapter and keep you following the routine, come on, I just like to read stories that are narrated [Love] [Love] It's quite interesting to put it on the front of the car and listen to the book. I didn't expect that I listened to it for 8 hours... I didn't even realize it. The story is very delicate.

From the beginning, I knew it was a dark and cruel world view similar to Dark Souls and Great Sword, so I was quite prepared. The author created a unique and flesh-and-blood Ryan, not just any "protagonist". I read other comments and they all said: amnesia, system failure, abusive masters, and summoners having their own ideas are poisonous points. Anyway, I'm not the kind of person who likes to play invincible charades. A little charade is enough to improve the enjoyment and reading experience. Generally speaking, it depends on the plot, the characters, and the author's unique design style. If you like mindless fun, you can quit. If you like watching adventurous western fantasy, this is a must-see.

This book is simply addictive! The plot has ups and downs, the characters are three-dimensional, the fantasy setting is amazing, and the writing is so fluent that I stayed up all night to follow it and couldn't stop. I must give it five stars! (I'm very lazy)——Passerby A

I think it's pretty good. People who haven't seen Crusaders can watch it, but the amnesia part is a bit uncomfortable. By the way, has the protagonist's memory been completely restored?

I hope it ends well. This book is very well written. Only the last few chapters are left, I hope the author can give him a perfect ending. When I watched the eunuch, it felt like I had taken a shit halfway. It was really uncomfortable.

The main character is tortured, it's so shameless, I just like to see the main character being ruthlessly fucked, hehe

It's good for now, but in the future, who knows🤷‍♂️. But can this problem of mistreating the master be corrected? Can cheats not have so much weight in every battle? What's the meaning of Western fantasy that has been penetrated by cheats?

Finished reading this book. How should I put it? How should I, an old bookworm, evaluate this book? It's wonderful, really wonderful. The plot is reasonable, watchable, not exaggerated, and many details are worth pondering.

I thought it was a Legion Summoning article, so I can leave it, but the writing and story are quite good.