The game starts with a dilapidated manor heavily in debt, with a group of poor tenants waiting for food.
It doesn't matter, I have divine enlightenment (system)!
Bankrupt Manor → Dig out the ancestral treasure, wealth +5000!
The militia is weak → Summon heavy armored knights with combat power x100!
Food shortage → Activate the miracle of the three-field system, and the output will triple!
Barbarian Invasion → Backhand the Vikings and transform into a loyal dog thug!
Territory expansion → Annex neighboring barons and double the size of your army!
Bite! Congratulations, you have upgraded your territory and unlocked the building: Knight Temple!
[Temple effect: Knight summon quota +4, whole army morale +50%!
Looking at the increasingly powerful territory and fanatical followers, I drew my sword and pointed to the east.
"Count Boulogne? King of France? Too young."
"My goal is to establish a thousand-year kingdom that belongs to me in the Holy Land!"
Reader comments
When I read Chapter 33, a paragraph was missing, which made me feel uncomfortable. Basically it's a pretty good book
So far I feel it's okay, there are some minor inconsistencies, and some places feel like they haven't been explained clearly [Eating Melon]
Gourmet review: Close to 4 stars, slightly poisonous and edible [eat melon]
When I read Chapter 33, a paragraph was missing, which made me feel uncomfortable. Basically it's a pretty good book
So far I feel it's okay, there are some minor inconsistencies, and some places feel like they haven't been explained clearly [Eating Melon] Gourmet review: Close to 4 stars, slightly poisonous and edible [eat melon]