[Farming] [Slow Burn] [Character Growth] [Hussite Wars] [Conquering the Holy Roman Empire from Bohemia]
(The story is mainly grounded in real European history, with Elden Ring as the backdrop for its system of powers. It includes some alternate history, and features characters from Elden Ring, The Idolmaster, and other works, but the plot centers on historical figures.)
After transmigrating as a minor border lord in Bohemia in 1412, Konrad has just twelve hundred subjects and a mountain of problems: land disputes, feudal obligations, and all those irritating tax regulations.
Bandits are raiding villages, nobles are watching hungrily, and the Golden Order reformists in Prague are setting off a fire that will engulf the kingdom.
All Konrad has at his disposal is a mysterious blonde knight, Bohemian Slavic peasants who haven't even learned how to form ranks, and modern knowledge far ahead of its time.
But he knows this much: whoever masters artillery earns the favor of the god of war; whoever controls Bohemia holds the empire's purse strings; and whoever controls the markets holds the empire's cultural power.
Get to it, Your Excellency!
The front part is a bit boring, mainly about farming, reform, and war. The back part is more interesting, with Melina, Ten Kings South (maybe they just look alike), Millicent, and artillery.
Comfortable, the plot is well written Farming, trade, and system construction are written very reasonably, as are military affairs. The protagonist's methods are also very comfortable to watch, and he is wise yet kind. The plot of the Hussite War was also well written, and it was a pleasure to watch [full]
It looks good. If you like war and military farming, you can check it out.
I didn't get into it at first. Although I love the Middle Ages, it felt too complicated. But when I looked inside, I found it was so beautiful. In addition, if this kind of theme can persist, as long as it is not bad, I will support it!
I have never played Elden's Ring before, it looks very difficult, and the author's writing is good.
What's interesting is that there are only two comments left. I remember there were a lot of them before. Another thing is that I saw some idol masters in the introduction, but I haven't seen these contents so far.
It feels pretty good, but those who are impatient may find the early stage a bit bland. 😄
Is there a map in this novel?
It's okay, it's not that exciting, and the magic and stuff don't seem to be of much use. You can also read it in the book wasteland.
After reading a few chapters, it seems to my liking 👍