Mount & Blade: From Fake Noble to Emperor of an Empire

Where is the intrigue? I was almost turned off by a butler. I believed whatever they said. I was deceived once and didn't learn from my experience. The second time I was fooled and I believed it. I didn't have any countermeasures, so I sent someone over and disappeared. I relied solely on the aura of the protagonist.

I don't see the rising capital, maybe it's the halo of the protagonist? 🍉

If you continue at this pace, you can see that these soldiers have the same invincible aura as the protagonist.

No wonder you've written 4 books and they haven't become popular yet

Okay, don't read it. The overall evaluation is only three points. The riding and slashing aspect is really exciting, but the personal issues are not handled well. On the one hand, you have to prepare your own weapons and then upgrade them and you have to spend money. On the other hand, offending a local powerful noble for a group of unrelated slaves is different from the reality of riding and slashing. In this way, you can recruit soldiers when you go to a hostile country while riding and cutting. In reality, if the powerful local nobles do not give you the right to recruit, you will not be able to recruit a single soldier, let alone you are still a fake. And it is not that you are not good at dividing the money for your soldiers. If you divide the money in front, you will not divide the money in the back. This is a problem.

He likes to do things that don't match his own strength (the key point is that it doesn't make any sense), and then relies on the protagonist's halo to fight back without taking any damage.

It's too ridiculous. Not only is the protagonist kind-hearted (he encounters a noble caravan kidnapping girls, he directly takes action to deal with the caravan), but the team's combat power is also very unreasonable. (The protagonist's team has five second-level troops and 10 first-level troops. The novel does not say what level the protagonist is. Judging from his performance, he is considered to be third level. He simply defeated the enemy team with one sixth level, three fourth level, and eight third level troops.) In terms of equipment advantage, it is better than the enemy's third-level troops. Other levels of troops are not comparable. With this advantage plus an ambush, I don't think it can smooth out the huge level gap between the enemy and us.

Five level 0 farmers defeated 2 level 2 and 10 level 1 bandits, and their combat power dropped at the beginning.

Malphite five-star certification, just look at it. The children who give it two or three stars below probably want to read the kind of story that kills everyone on sight and sets fire to a village. All I can say is that these people don't have enough experience and only think that blind violence can bring pleasure. At an age when their outlook needs to be shaped, they come to Tomato to read novels. This is what they have in this life 🤭

Don't forget about knives in the West. There are only spears, halberds, swords, and axes. Among them, halberds can only be owned by the elites of the empire, and swords are the most common main weapons for nobles! Spears and axes are for big-headed soldiers! What's that big knife on the back? It smells bad!