[Lord] [Farming] [Technological Progress] [Slow Burn] [No System] [Western Fantasy] [Another World Conquest] [Multiple Heroines]
In the year 780 of the Airedale Era, the nobles levy exorbitant taxes, and only the Holy Family seems to retain its former glory. The empire's once-great splendor hangs by a thread.
The new king of the Silver Gorge Kingdom has inherited his predecessor's authority and seeks to build a mighty realm. He is bringing the kingdom's nobles to heel and pushing through military reforms with an iron fist.
The elves and dragons, known as the Golden Folk, seem to be quietly contemplating an alliance for the first time.
Across the continent, shadows of chaos appear and vanish. Each time they descend, they unleash a cataclysm that threatens to bring down the heavens.
In Northwind City, capital of the Duchy of Nord, Ludwig is kicked unconscious by a female mercenary in an obscure little tavern.
...Anyway, the stars of this turbulent age are about to fall into place, and its players are beginning to make their grand entrances one by one!
Someone asked: Who exactly is Ludwig?
His subjects say: Ludwig is the kindest Lord they could ever ask for.
His knights say: Your Highness is the sun that lights the way through our lives!
The empire's nobles say: He is the Chaos Lord who governs corruption and depravity in the abyss.
Ludwig says: Although I am the greatest emperor of this era, all I really wanted was to stop eating the same bland stews and bread every day, to walk streets that weren't filthy, and to enjoy entertainment more interesting than riding around on horseback shooting at animals...
So far so good. But I prefer the eunuch harem state 🤔 Let's start with 4 stars.
There are few poisonous points, the writing is acceptable, and you can eat it with confidence
This book uses a lot of metaphors and rhetorical devices. There are several in almost every chapter, and some of them are quite good. Why isn't there a new book out?
Successfully hit the base 👍, and the equipment is obtained.
Chapter 7 deserves a five-point rating from me --- but I don't know if it will lose points later on. You can see traces of the imitated book, but it incorporates new elements and is considered to be its own thing. It's worth a read.
It's interesting, give me five stars to encourage you.
Not bad, good, potential
Okay, there are no mines at the moment