
Wandering in the Middle Ages
流浪中世纪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 393k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
812Reads
6.8Score
180Chapters
182Listens
36.9kReads · all time
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Are There Any Novels About European Medieval Style and Lords, Knights and Magic?
European medieval style lord knight plus magic. There are also novels about conflicts between territories and struggles between countries.
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Seeking the Development of Territory Systems for Civilization 6, Total War, and Mount and Slash Types.
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Territorial Text, Rigorous Data
I'm looking for territory promotion articles with more rigorous data. If the data is messy and there are props that are not used, don't post them.
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Looking for Books on Lords, City Lords, Domains, City Building, Castles, Etc.
I would like to read a book similar to "Word Play: Come on, there really is a succubus here".
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In the Medieval Manor Period, There Were Slaves, and It Was Not Brainless.
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The Western Fantasy Ceiling in Everyone's Mind
I would like to read a book similar to "Moen's Almanac".
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Riding and Slashing Novels
Brothers, are there any good riding and slashing novels? Explosive soldiers are also okay, big scenes, recruiting soldiers, loyalty, lords, novels on other platforms are also okay, I just want to read this type of novel
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To be honest, the author wrote well. The advantages of this book: 1. Finally, not all ideas are thought up by the protagonist. In some aspects, the protagonist's ideas are not as good as those of his subordinates. This seems more realistic. After all, the protagonist cannot be good at everything. There are always things that he is not good at. 2 Is slower to heat up and appears more realistic. There is no such thing as rapid development of the brain. There are also shortcomings: 1. The combat aspect feels a bit poor and immature. 2. The writing of other lords is a bit too bad. After all, they are also border lords, so they should not be so good. All in all, the writing is okay, and the writing is better than most lord novels. But the style is a bit unpopular, so it would be difficult to become popular. By the way, the previous paragraphs are a bit long, which affects the reading experience.
I have read Chapter 22, and I feel that the writing is pretty good. It should be a traditional Western fantasy novel. The protagonist seems to have no system. There are no messy embodied houses, soldiers, etc., But he slowly accumulates bit by bit. The previous writing was okay, but the later plot of becoming a baron and participating in the counter-rebellion was not. As an emerging territory, how could it be possible to leave the territory for an expedition without a golden finger and a system? Especially if it's so bad
My favorite medieval book is neither magical nor trivial! Hope it doesn't end badly!
Not bad, come on, author
The plot is okay, but the number of words is a bit short. I want to keep it up. The first two or three chapters are squeezed into one paragraph and it will be a bit uncomfortable to read. The later chapters are better. Those who like the slow development of lords can get into it.
It's good, but some paragraphs are too long. It would be better to break them into paragraphs.
This book of mine is a slow-burning lord farming novel. It is not as cool as mainstream novels, nor does it have as many cool points. It is more realistic, and the subject matter is relatively unpopular. Some parts of the book may not be very rigorous, and the writing style is also deficient, but I will try my best to write it as well as possible.
Please rate it, it looks good
The writing is okay, a little bit toxic but not too much. It's a suitable book, but it's a bit lacking.
The writing is quite good, although the protagonist is a bit militaristic, but generally it looks okay, and there are no particularly dramatic moments. Come on, author, don't be a eunuch
The progress can be accelerated
Not bad, pretty good looking, just wish it was a little sweeter
It's okay, but there are too many wars. In fact, everyone prefers to watch the rise of farming. If the time is longer, the results will be better if you write more about farming.
Not bad, very pretty
You can see it, there's nothing poisonous about it
Pretty good, come on!
Not bad and pretty
I can write and read
Very good writing, keep up the good work
Overall, it's okay, if you ignore some details.
Not bad, I can barely encourage the author
I haven't finished watching it yet, it's quite exciting
The characters are clear, the scenes are clear, the story logic is in place, the protagonist's goal direction is in place, and the entire development is compact.
I am very satisfied with this medieval-style work. The protagonist's IQ is not exaggerated.
The writing is good and stable, and the rhythm of the Farming Lord article is well controlled😌
The writing is good. Although it has been writing about development and not describing the characters, it can be used as food.
The writing is good, but I personally prefer farming articles. I could use more economic and territorial development articles.
At present, it seems that the articles are clear and reasonable, but the number of words in the beginning chapters is small. I hope the author can reasonably arrange the progress of daily updates in the future. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
It looks pretty good, a slow-burning Western fantasy novel. I hope the author will update it more [Thoughts]
It's very interesting. I read more than 170 chapters. I finished it before I knew it. I don't know what will happen next. I'll just keep it up.