In another world where dragons soar and knights roam, Merlin Rose is the laughingstock of his entire family.
Born a nobleman's son, he has no talent for knighthood and is mercilessly banished to a dangerous, barren frontier, left to fend for himself.
Everyone thinks he's finished.
Until he discovers that he can see blue text no one else can:
[Patrol the territory, reward: a witch who can use magic]
[Resolve the crisis in the northern wheat fields, reward: a wheat spirit bug]
[Stop the monster attacks, reward: a young rock-armored boar]
While other nobles are still fretting over taxes, Merlin's territory is already filled with dancing fairies and dragons by the dozen.
When enemy armies approach, they discover in terror that rows of dragons stand atop this "useless" lord's walls.
And with a wave of her hand, the red-haired girl behind him turns the entire sky scarlet.
In a world of dragons and knights, magic and fairies, Merlin, who has no talent for knighthood, launches a new magical industrial revolution and becomes master of the world.
Dragons? They're just my pets.
Also known as [Dragons and Wheat Ears]
Is it reasonable that in a world dominated by knights, saddles and stirrups have not been developed? The author needs the protagonist to invent
Okay, it has the same theme as that Dalong movie. Although the taste is a bit worse, it's still passable.
It's okay, but some of the plot doesn't quite fit. If there are too many modern words but the citizens can understand it, for example, when the protagonist says that it can be burned at 1000 degrees, the citizens are not confused. When he says that charcoal has not been invented before to maintain high temperature instability, people who understand the concept of temperature should not have or are rare, and the protagonist's territory is remote and backward, but there is no doubt.
The first is the smell of the big dragon and letting go of the witch. The big dragon is more disgusting. The disgusting part is the brainwashing. The second is the brothers and sisters. The more you look at it, the more disgusting it becomes. I really can't stand it. There is no innovation at all. You have stepped on all the pitfalls of the big dragon and the witch. I don't think about whether the big dragon stepped on that pit again that year.
Relatively rare. Very watery.
It's hilarious that the protagonist eats a white man's rice and says it's countless times better than before time travel. The rice is made with more seasonings than the thing the protagonist eats.
As far as the initial plot is concerned, it is similar to Dalong, and the setting is more complete than Dalong. However, I hope the author can find his own path in the plot.
The evaluation is average. The classic novice time traveler doesn't know anything. Is there any use in knowing the identity of this time traveler?
Although it looks good [admiration], the setting always feels weird [rolls eyes]
It smells like a big dragon has hung up