From Mount & Blade to Becoming a Lord in Another World

Although there are some minor poisons, it is undeniably a good read. No, how did the author manage to keep his madness on the verge of poison? Are you screening readers? Slipped away

Very good, the golden finger of Qiqiao is very good. This woman is a bit too arrogant. She is not the heroine, so the score may need to be lowered. At present, I feel that the protagonist can snowball and become invincible with her golden finger. She does not need the support of the empire. This woman cannot be directly convinced by the protagonist's domineering spirit when she comes to marry. She will definitely cause trouble. In the end, either the protagonist is offended by the nobles, or she turns against him and makes enemies. It is completely unnecessary. It is better to write two more battles and upgrade the soldiers to look good.

The story is actually very well written, with a tight pace, and the characters each have their own characteristics and personalities, and they are not just tools to show off and slap people in the face. Goldfinger is strong but not too invincible. After playing Cavalry Blade 2, it is quite interesting to see familiar troops. It's the problem that others mentioned about the back and forth between the two names of the protagonists. I didn't read it too carefully, so I didn't see it. But I found out about this problem after reading the book review. Let me change the score. I don't understand why a novel of this level is not popular and the score is still so low. Some mindless routine articles with poor writing skills are always pushed to the home page for me. They are just like elementary school students' compositions. The key is that the score is not low and I really can't understand them.

High points, this is one of the more enjoyable riding and slashing novels. Double harvest, void recruitment, inventory, and even villages and towns can also be drawn. It was a pleasure to watch, but after catching up, I felt that it was too little and not enough to watch.

The writing is a bit interesting, especially the last written champion can also be upgraded to level 7, which is a very interesting setting. However, I think the author can add another setting. Summoning cavalry and slashers who reach level 7 or level 8 and above can have the ability to think independently in combat. Of course, priority is given to following the protagonist's F1F3 😂. Otherwise, the summoned personal guards will almost look exactly the same, and their behaviors will all be carved out of the same template. If we write further down the line, some people in the human camp will definitely think that the protagonist is a heretic 😂 😂 😂, and the most important point is that I hope the author will update more, the writing is great, and I hope the author can keep writing! ! ! Come on! ! !

How come a novel of this quality appears on Tomato! The western fantasy hegemony track has a very high audience at a certain point. Tomato readers are too impetuous, and there are too few people who can really read it slowly. Goldfinger is a riding and slashing setting, which incorporates some of the author's magic modifications. It does not cause drama, and the combat power setting is also relatively reasonable. It is excellent in terms of combat, battlefield, wits, and planning. It is a rare masterpiece. It's a pity that it appeared on Tomato, which relies on imagination. It's a million words before I can read it like this. Come on, author! It will be better!

It's really good, the world view is wide enough, and it doesn't overwhelm the combat capability. The two names have no effect. If you have to find fault with it, it's soul penetration. It's pure enjoyment for horse and slash players.

Good, good, very appetizing. It's just that it doesn't feel very comfortable for the system soldiers to be loyal to the gifted lord, although this is indeed the case in Cavalry and Cutting. I hope that mods such as garrison management and increased troop leadership will be released as soon as possible. Recommended to watch, it's a pretty good knight-and-slash story, but it has a few bad points, but it hasn't exploded so far.

It's a very good novel, and many of the characters behave relatively reasonably. Although it is true that some of the novels look a bit strange, but it is very comfortable to read. However, this kind of grand strategy novel requires a long plot to be read continuously, so this kind of book may still need to be read, and it may have hundreds of thousands of words before reading. Overall, it is very good.

The content is still very good. But I don't know if Mount & Blade is too niche and not many people watch it. I feel like the author is purely motivated by love. I'm even afraid that the author will cut it off directly [cover his face] and send a five-star review to encourage him.