1216, England.
The knight charges, the peasant kneels.
This is the era of the nobility.
It is also an era of order.
When Edwin woke up, he became a small manor owner on the verge of bankruptcy.
Debt, production cuts, and annexation are imminent.
Three days later, the knight from the neighboring village came to take over.
He had no knighthood, no castle.
There were only twenty farmers and twenty spears.
In that battle, the horse fell to the mud.
For the first time, the farmer didn't back away.
——
From spear array to fixed land rent
From account book reform to river breakout
From manor defense to county gaming
He found——
What can really destroy feudal knights is not the sword.
It's the system.
When farmers learn to form arrays, when silver coins begin to circulate, when order is redefined——
The age of chivalry began to falter.
Many years later, the cavalry swept across the royal capital.
The ministers knelt down.
Someone asked him how he started.
He only said one thing:
"I just want the farmer to stand up."
Wherever the spear points, an empire is born.
Reader comments
[Laughing awkwardly] There's so much shit and it's so childish.
I wrote more than 100 chapters about a manor conflict, which is quite impressive.
[Laughing awkwardly] There's so much shit and it's so childish.
I wrote more than 100 chapters about a manor conflict, which is quite impressive.
What about your system later?