Medieval Times: The Chinese-Style Succubus Monarch

First of all, these are my personal opinions and are limited to my personal cognition and intelligence. Then draw conclusions, good books, food and fodder. The first advantage is that it corrects the common common sense mistakes in Chinese-style Western fantasy. It does not try to trick Western politics and the title system into Chinese politics. It is still very consistent with history. At least for people like me who only have a superficial understanding of it, there is no sense of violation. The second is logic and basic structure. The author's skills are evident here. Some authors just like to take things for granted, and the narration of some plots gives the impression that the author has arranged it this way, so it will be advanced later. However, what makes this book comfortable is that the author writes out the causes and consequences of what happened, so that people can naturally draw the conclusion that a certain plot will happen later. The third is that the plot is well detailed. The author's general plot is actually not very novel. It is the same old-fashioned plot of foreign invasion/internal rebellion/natural disaster, then the protagonist solves it, and then logically gets a title to farm and grow. But the author clearly knows what everyone wants to see, and he sweeps away the bad parts and focuses on his own innovative parts, which is refreshing. The fourth is the creation of characters. The cognition of the characters is inseparable from the author's cognition. The author's IQ determines the character's IQ to a large extent. The author obviously has a normal IQ and qualified writing skills. This is already very precious for online articles. The rest are the clichéd commonalities of some priority authors, so I won't go into details one by one. In summary, the author's book is at least an excellent source of information. I hope the author will update it quickly.

This is an orthodox Chinese-style novel. Although it has been approved of as a Western-style novel, it is very Chinese-style in terms of political structure and military structure. If you want to read an orthodox Western-style novel, run away. This book has a Chinese flavor in every aspect, but if you just want to read a good-looking novel, this one is still acceptable, but don't believe some of the specific details in it. This is not a Western-style novel, and the detailed descriptions are all Chinese-style details.

This is a novel about getting promoted and getting rich. The protagonist uses space smuggling and money as a lubricant to rise higher and higher. It's not my novel, it's history.

It's a very standard medieval knight's war story. What's particularly good is that the writing is not dry. The writing style is very interesting and the war process is not bad. The protagonist acts very wisely and does not make any mistakes. The whole story seems very logical.

The author has written so many books and has a certain audience base. Just like me, you can try to attract traffic in your own books. I only discovered this book when I opened your homepage. This book is very well written, very exciting and suitable for reading

This book is really low at around 7:00. The writing is smooth and the characters are very stable. The characters have their own story lines and highlights, but their priorities are clear and they will not steal the protagonist's role. The protagonist has cheats but not mindless cheats. The main plot is closer to the Machiavellian type, but it is not boring or ravaging. What's more surprising about the reader's IQ is that there are several female characters currently appearing, especially the protagonist's woman. It's not like other books but it's awkward to write, which makes me want to skip the relevant scenes. This book handles it very well. I really recommend it. The current score feels really too low.

A very good knightly medieval novel. The protagonist is not invincible. All the members have online IQs. There are not too many hangups. It's pretty good.

The book is good, the people are also very good, golden fingers are not so frequent, and the combat power has not collapsed. I just started 3 books at the same time. I think this one is the best one. Can I really finish it? Judging from this posture, the male protagonist wants to unify the world. I haven't even finished writing this province [smile][smile][smile][smile]

It's very interesting to watch, but it's a pity that there is no magic, but it also has the excitement of a cold weapon duel. The plot moves forward very quickly, and the rhythm is well controlled. There are new exciting points every time. The beginning is exciting and then the farming and development slowly heat up, which is quite good.

Overall, it's pretty good, at least it's considered more than just food when it comes to tomatoes. Although it is a Western novel, it is just dressed in a Western medieval style, and the plot is still Chinese. The characters in it can also tell all kinds of allusions that only Chinese people understand. There are spoilers below, so please don't read. The protagonist starts out as a little knight who wants to become a squadron leader and has to give gifts for many years before he can get an opportunity. Later, he takes advantage of the rebellion and takes advantage of the situation. He is knighted, and then returns to his hometown. Because he helped the Northern Expeditionary Army, he was dragged to the royal capital by the previous king to serve as an official. As a result, the king drank alchemy potion and drank himself to death. The protagonist became one of the Tuogu ministers because he was young and had no power or connections. However, the protagonist quickly escaped, returned to the north, and was named a Duke. The next step is to attack the wolf country, which is the country of the protagonist's wife's father. Various conspiracies along the way finally defeated the opponent and even divided the world into four points. Even a mere wolf kingdom can have four kings at the same time, just like Rome. It's so glorious. Then the protagonist's original country also wanted to train its troops for the Northern Expedition, but within a few years intermittent natural disasters broke out. A drought that lasted for six or seven years caused all countries to collapse. The protagonist was prepared in advance. He had already built reservoirs, stored food and other things. He stayed in his own territory and finally managed to survive. Then in the current chapter, he has begun to spread across the world, and even wrote a document, and the ministers were at a loss. Overall, the plot is quite enjoyable, the protagonist has a smooth journey, and there are no major frustrations. Such a Chinese novel in Western skin is actually the protagonist's comfort zone. When the author had more than 500 chapters, someone asked if it was almost finished, and he responded that he had only written half of it. I think the protagonist has such a space, and then there are intermittent natural disasters in this world, which causes the country to collapse every two to three hundred years, and then a new country is established, and many nobles take advantage of the situation. I thought this was a world with extraordinary powers. As a result, the author later responded that this is just an ordinary world without extraordinary power. Ah? What should I write in the second half? Is it focused on promoting the progress of various industries in the country, and even establishing a modern country? Or is it about opening a new map, new enemies appearing in the distance, and the protagonist continuing to expand his territory? Overall, the protagonist Goldfinger is actually a bit weak, with twice the physical fitness and 10 cubic meters of space. This space is only used for smuggling to make money in the early stage, and for transporting equipment or food during small-scale operations. After the mid-term, many people guessed that the protagonist had this ability, but it was not confirmed. They were already wary of the protagonist's ability to attack from a distance, and this thing did not appear much. The protagonist's golden finger becomes various memories and advanced vision of his previous life. This one is probably unlikely. The author should write the next one. After all, the next book on immortality is already being written. If the author writes about this aspect of the Middle Ages next time, I suggest that Goldfinger be made larger. Gold data mainly gives numerical values, and the continuous numerical value is buff. For example, refer to the game Mount and Blade or the Paradox game Crusader Kings or even Europa Universalis. Even without the ability to recruit troops and build troops in the void in these two games. Just getting their kind of ability bonus and attribute increase is already very strong. As for horseback riding and slashing, it is mainly aimed at small groups and even armies. In fact, there are relatively few political aspects, unless it is riding and slashing. The buffs in Crusader Kings and Europa Universalis are very comprehensive. For example, it can increase combat ability, increase physical fitness, increase strategy, and even increase the income and product output of the territory, and even increase the health and average life span of the character. For example, the lifestyle and family inheritance of the Crusader King can be constantly stacked. Triggered events can also provide characters with buffs for a period of time or even permanently. There is also a religion system, and you can get bonuses by joining a religion. In a world without demons, wouldn't this be the best way to pretend to be a god? The protagonist can appear as a prophet, serve as a pope, or even a caliph. Even relying on faith can raise a wave of soldiers.