Kingdom Come: Deliverance: Restore Bohemia to Glory

The story begins when he was a child, including the impact of the stories of the people around him on the protagonist. It is narrated without any sudden plot twists. To lay the groundwork for the plot, as the grand duke's son and the king's secret adopted son, he also had a good relationship with the Hungarians during the war. When the identity is revealed, he will have the power of Luxembourg, and there will be a sense of expectation. The protagonist's plug-in has a strong physique and almost no personal safety issues. Recently, the plot has given poison resistance (but the fairy in the lake is a very dangerous setting. If you are not careful, the plot will go crazy and you will not be able to take it back. The author's current solution is to downplay the fairy). The plug-in will also draw prizes from time to time, which also facilitates the introduction of new ideas. Bohemia to Hungary and then to Byzantium, from the countryside to the battlefield and then to the city, accompanied by various named characters, it is a game-like adventure. Chapter 468. It's too watery [covers face]. Downgrade one star to 4 stars.

1416, Raddi: Let's collect taxes together

The various side plots of Kingdom Salvation are really suitable for character development. If I really want to write them, I can continue writing them until adulthood.

The overall framework is very good, and the character creation and storyline are very good. The early explanation of the game background seemed to make me tour a long corridor of Western medieval history, but this is not a history book after all. There is an introduction to Western medieval history, but it is too detailed. I hope the author can write more about the protagonist in the future. It is suggested that the author can let the protagonist and Henry push the plot of the kingdom of heaven. I feel that it is a bit too big now.

There are four books in Tomato with the theme of Kingdom of Salvation, and this one is pretty good so far. Of the other three books, two are too heavy on magical elements and have little to do with heavenly salvation, and one is about a pure god-like protagonist. Although this book still has shortcomings, it is already being corrected, at least the latest length. Because it has to write about battles, the protagonist finally has more space 🤦. But to be honest, I personally feel that this book does not have a strong flavor of heavenly salvation, but it is not bad for a new author.

In fact, among the books about heavenly salvation, this is the best one I have ever read. As for those poisonous points, they are just some people's own different ideas.

Excellent product, one of the best among Heavenly Rescue game fans.

Most of the reviews in the comment section are positive, but I'm curious, how on earth does the protagonist do this? How did the author write it so that the final plot line is very different from the original plot line? Because the content of Chapter 1 is the beginning of the game "Kingdom of Deliverance 2". I finished it last year and haven't played it again. I played it again this year. Now it is almost the story of going to Italy to steal silver. I haven't played the end yet. If I remember correctly, Henry brought the cavalry to charge, and then basically the game was almost over. Now that the time travel has passed, the result is still like this in the end, and many plots have not changed. How can I put it, it is like traveling to the Three Kingdoms. The author gives you a content in Chapter 1 about Baidi City Tuogu, but in fact the protagonist has already traveled through it before the Yellow Turban Uprising. I am curious how the author will write it to make it come true.

This is the best book on Tomato: Go to Heaven and Save. Although I don't know why the rating is low, almost all the reviews give it five stars. The author updates it stably, the content has an appropriate rhythm, the world view is grand, and the plot development is in line with the psychology of gamers. It can be read well even if it is an alternate historical text.

It looks pretty good. It follows the background of Kingdom of Salvation, but it does not completely follow the original plot of the game. It starts from the Luxembourg family origins. The disadvantage is that it is easier to follow if you are interested in that period of history or have played the game. Overall, it is good!