The Rise of the Middle Ages: from Dust to Throne

This book is about the growth history of the protagonist Roland. It was written based on Roland's perspective, and the entire world gradually expanded. Roland's story will be very exciting and very legendary. I feel like it could be renamed "About From Soldier to Paladin", "The Legend of Paladin Roland", etc., Hahaha. This article is just a fiction, so some settings may not be so rigorous. Readers can suggest it, and the author will pay attention to it in the future. Thank you. Build a secondary building here. This article is an article I have been thinking about for many years before I started writing it. Therefore, if you also have a dream character, then leave your setting here (note that there is no magic, no fighting spirit, etc. In this article). For example: Zhang San, gender, xx kingdom xx dukedom xx earldom xx status, occupation (warrior, knight, archer, etc.) Or: Li Si, Count XX of the Lion Kingdom. Thank you again for reading, it is currently being steadily updated.

As a new author, it is still possible. I would like to give some small suggestions to the author: 1. When spending money, you must live within your means. It is very important to do as much as you have. This can greatly improve the rationality; 2. Do things based on the background of the times. Do medieval things in the Middle Ages, otherwise it will lack rationality; 3. It is best not to reward excessively. If you can do something better for others, it is already very good. 4. You need to understand the source of power and don't mess with the system.

The description of the medieval survival background is heavy and immersive, the characters are realistically described, and the plot is concise. The writing is smooth and easy to understand. I personally feel that it is one of the best works of the same type. It is worth collecting and hoarding as food, and I look forward to the author's subsequent updates.

No time travel, no plug-ins, gradual growth

I've finished reading it, and I'm still not satisfied. It's so realistically written about the Middle Ages. I'll leave a mark and wait for the author's big update.

Recently I have been enjoying reading novels with medieval backgrounds. This is the best text I have ever read. I hope to keep reading more.

Great, the author is very detailed [I learned it]

A very interesting Western novel. I suggest that the pig's trotters have a higher surname.

Now, the updated content is very well written and most medieval fans will like it very much.

Come on, come on, come on

It looks very good, very warm [smirk][snicker][snicker][snicker][smirk][adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration]

The writing is very good and very beautiful.

Not bad, the fighting and training methods inside look more like ancient China

A good medieval style novel, not exaggerated, the description is also very good, certified by authoritative bookworms, Shennong has tried it

It's wonderfully written, keep it up

A very good book

Author, you must persevere.

Give it five stars first, then read and review later

The author should probably write high-scoring essays frequently. Internet essays don't require so much effort.

It's well written. It would be better if the useless descriptions could be reduced.

Five-star praise, nothing else can be done

It seems to be quite good so far. I feel that there are still quite few works on this type of subject, and there are even fewer good ones. This one is quite good. I hope the author can continue to work [Read carefully]

The writing is very good, but how come the tactics and techniques are all from our ancestors and have all Westerners learned them?

Overall it's very good, but Western medieval novels always use ancient Chinese vocabulary and even classical Chinese. It is recommended to change it.

The description is delicate and there are no obvious intellectual flaws for the time being. It is worth continuing to read.