At the Beginning of the Viking Invasion, I Went South to Build My Territory.

A good-looking pure medieval novel, without cheats and cheats [Like][Like][Like] The battle for independence is not reasonable at all. The subordinate knights occupy the baron's iron mines, and they have no support from the church, the king or the earls. According to the Middle Ages, even if you win, the king and the church still do not recognize your independence, and instead send troops to fight!

It is a rare masterpiece among Tomatoes. It does not have the cheats and systems of the popular street. It has a deep understanding of Western history. The descriptions of lord enfeoffment, trade, human geography, and war are all very realistic. The confrontation and exchange of interests between the protagonist and various lords are also very exciting. In short, I can't fault it. What's wrong? If I have to say it, there is no emotional line at the moment, but if you bring it from the perspective of the protagonist, you can understand it. The internal manor has just stabilized, and there are Vikings looking at it from the outside. The most important thing at the moment is to strengthen your own strength and have a foothold in troubled times. We look forward to the subsequent development.

It's beautiful. After searching for so long, I finally found gold again.

This book is well written, and its advantages can be summarized in the following aspects: 1. Strong sense of reality: no system, no cheats, the protagonist only relies on modern memory to start from scratch - from survival in the wilderness to territory construction, a small village of more than a dozen people is formed in Chapter 40, and a formal contract with the lord is not until Chapter 100. 2 Character design and narrative maturity: The protagonist is calm and rational. He neither exploits serfs nor forcibly introduces modern concepts of equality. He maintains reasonable and majestic behavior consistent with the identity of a medieval lord. The writing is concise and no nonsense, and it knows how to subtract when changing multiple perspectives in the later period (such as the Viking camp chapter). 3. Balance between cool points and restraint: The travelers' knowledge advantages (composting, hunting, salt production, etc.) Are used reasonably, which not only provides the satisfaction of wasteland simulation-style construction, but also does not break away from the historical logic of the Middle Ages: there was a Viking invasion and the situation was roughly consistent with England in 867. To sum up, this book is suitable for old bookworms who don't mind slow reading and prefer western fantasy lord novels. It is a novel that can reach a score of about 9 on the Tomato platform. PS: If the author wants to hit 9.3~9.5, He must expand his strategy in the later stage, conquer all directions, and change history!

🌟 Realistic details This is a very rare realistic novel about medieval lords. It is unsystematic and has no golden fingers. Every step of the protagonist's development is based on a reasonable historical background and realistic logic. The book depicts details such as estate management, serfdom, and Viking threats very well. It can be seen that the author has done a lot of homework, and it is very immersive to read. It is highly recommended to readers who like rigorous history. 📈 Plot rhythm direction The pace is slow in the early stage, but the foreshadowing is very solid. From the survival and construction of the manor to dealing with external threats, the plot becomes more and more exciting as it goes on. Especially the protagonist's power expansion and political game in the middle and later stages, the writing is both tense and refreshing. It is a treasure of the recent Tomato medieval theme, five-star praise! ✨ Comprehensive Amway The writing is precise and the details are exquisite. There is no stupid point, but it allows you to follow the protagonist step by step to gain a foothold and develop in medieval England. Whether it's the restoration of medieval life or the protagonist's growth line, they are all handled very well. The more I read, the more I get hooked. I look forward to subsequent updates!

Serfs, knights, and priests are the three typical figures in the Middle Ages. Only the priests in this book are portrayed more vividly. Current strengths and weaknesses: The tone is slightly consistent with the Middle Ages, and the standard of classics is worrying - but the author is better at controlling details, which is better than many authors who can't write hard words. In terms of narrative, as of chapter 177, the latest chapter of the attack on the Viking camp also changes the main perspective as the chapter 37-40 of the rout attack, but the subtraction is done well, and it is better than before. In addition, the cheats in this book are handled very well. There are no cheats except memory, and it achieves a relatively satisfactory point in the colonial simulation. In addition, only the blacksmith package from 87 to 92 has some suspicion of micro-mechanical deity, but the crisis begins to introduce the plot, and the perception is not inferior. All in all, the quality is very good. Even if it is placed in a cell next door, it can still be of a high quality with slight modifications.

I dare say it is beautiful. Although there are some traces of AI, there are also gaps between AI. Using AI well is no worse than manual work. The pace of the plot is a bit slow. It may not be suitable for those who like fast-paced and refreshing writing. For me, some small flaws in the details can be ignored. Of course, it still depends on the audience.

This book is very realistic, with a lot of details, and these details can withstand scrutiny. At least it won't make a layman like me feel like he's going to be successful right away. You can see about half of it in one go. Even though I read it in one sitting, it is still a very good book. Because many books are easy to write. It's out of character, but this book is very logical, and the time points and entry points chosen are very good.

Yes, it feels like a colonial simulation. If you seize the opportunity for expansion in the future, you can still get a score of around 8.5.

The plot is a bit slow in the early stage, but it gradually accelerates later. It is a rare medieval masterpiece on Tomato. Especially the accuracy of the text is very commendable. The only slight problem is that the title is too hasty.

The writing is so great, it took me two days to catch up with the latest chapters. Now it is so difficult for Tomato to find a good book. I am on the way to find a book every day. Recently, I really wanted to read a book about desert island survival, but when I was looking for a book, I found this book on my bookshelf. I didn't expect that the desert island is all about history, but I found a gold mine. Especially the story about the protagonist's survival and hunting in the river valley at the beginning is particularly interesting. Does the author have time to consider writing a survival-type book? I feel that this type of writing sounds very interesting to read. The writing style has changed since the fight against Lincoln in more than 500 chapters. The writing style has become more and more literary, and the protagonist has not been written in dozens of chapters. Just waiting for the city to fall, the time suddenly goes back to two months ago to write about the protagonist revolting. This kind of writing makes me feel as if I am being choked. It is obviously a more enjoyable writing method, but it does not make you feel happy.

Okay, okay, yes, there are some minor mistakes, but I can read it. It feels like reading Robinson Crusoe. I liked reading Robinson Crusoe when I was a child, so I have a relatively high acceptance of this book. Will Halfdan finally be defeated?

The plot begins to accelerate around Chapter 50. The pace is slow in the early stage, but the writing is concise and no nonsense. It is basically background introduction and daily description. There are no poisonous points at the moment. If the pace is maintained later, it will feel above the level of food.

The writing is quite good. The protagonist really starts from scratch. At the beginning, you just survive in the wilderness and hunt and develop the land by yourself. In addition, the author also introduces various aspects such as farming and hunting. I feel that I learned a lot while reading the book. And it's also slow-paced. I feel that it should be able to score about 9 points. If it is above 9 points, it should be quite difficult. It is not that the writing is not good, but the medieval style is a bit niche, so it should be difficult to get a high score. I feel like I said it too early. After seeing the battle with the Baron, I felt that it was impossible for him to have such a high rating. It can be considered a big war. As a result, the male protagonist died. You wrote the baron too weakly.

If you like short and refreshing stories, you may not like it. Although the protagonist is indeed not in trouble so far, the development is relatively slow. The author uses a lot of space to describe, including how the protagonist goes from being a landless knight at the beginning to surviving in the wilderness, reclaiming wasteland to survive the survival crisis, and then recruiting refugees. However, it has only been more than fifty chapters since then. It has developed from a gathering of three families of three protagonists, one of which is a brother and sister, to a small village of more than a dozen people. But because of this, the writing of this article is very realistic. It makes people feel that if an unsystematic time traveler has nothing but an identity, and without the golden finger and unparalleled force, what should be the beginning and development. From this point of view, the sense of substitution is very sufficient. I recommend reading it to those who are slow to accept the development of the protagonist.

It's really awesome. Although this book uses AI for writing, AI is only an auxiliary and not the main part. It has written out so many details. I feel very good and great. I feel that AI helps humans to conceive in our minds what they write in more detail and more realistically. I also strongly recommend this book. It is developing steadily and there is no poisonous point from the beginning to the end. Worth a look. Everything is good, but the update is too slow [crying] [crying] [crying] Five updates a day is still too little

The writing is good, but I hope the author can speed up the progress and provide appropriate details. The time interval between your happy point and the cool point is too long. But the author updates five times a day and is still very strong. The front is good, but the further back you go, the more people you change to write it?

It's well written. It's a good medieval farming story. It doesn't force you to be invincible, but you can build your own territory step by step. It is one of the best tomatoes among tomatoes.

The knight's road to fortune from scratch, the plot is smooth, the logic is self-consistent, the protagonist is calm and rational, there is no forced pretentious plot, and the knowledge advantage of the time traveler is used, but only the parts that are in line with the productivity of the times and one's own strength are selected, and the updates are also very fast. Suitable for old bookworms, recommended.

It feels pretty good. There are no system cheats or any messy manifestations. It is a traditional medieval novel. Although the early plot is a bit slow, it is understandable considering that the protagonist develops from scratch. Overall, it is worth watching.

The writing is quite careful, but the AI ​​flavor is a bit heavy, and you can tell by looking at it. It's obvious that the AI ​​flavor is nothing but the words and the like. To be honest, it's a bit meh when I read it~ But I think the writing is okay.

It's rare to read such a medieval knight's story that touches your heart. After closing the book, my heart was filled with shock and emotion, and I couldn't calm down for a long time. After reading the whole book, I felt extremely healing and passionate. Every paragraph of the text firmly captured my heart, making me reluctant to put it down as soon as I opened it. I was immersed in the romance and solemnity of knights all night long. The unique medieval atmosphere in the book is superbly created. There is a heavy and solemn texture of the times between the lines. It is as if you are standing under the ancient stone castle and watching the knights in armor and shields riding forward. The solemnity, purity and pride of the cold weapon era come to your face, and the sense of substitution is impeccable. The character of the knight in the story is so moving. The way he upholds morality, has compassion, and protects him to the death touches his heart deeply. This loyalty and tenderness engraved in the bones and blood brings a steady stream of emotions. Watching countless clips makes your heart burn, and countless moments make people feel moved. Just immersing yourself in it will give you great spiritual comfort. All the characters have their own charming character, and every move shows the magnanimity of a knight. Each character makes people admire from the bottom of their hearts. Whether they are the protagonist or a group of supporting characters, they all have a unique charm that directly touches people's hearts. Just feeling their character is enough to gain full resonance. The passion of galloping on the battlefield, the tenderness of protecting all living beings, and the sincerity of keeping one's oath are intertwined, bringing a rich reading experience. Sometimes my heart is surging, sometimes my heart is full of tenderness, and my emotions completely follow the words. The reading experience is top-notch. The whole story has an epic romantic background, fully displaying the unique glory and tenderness of knights, without any perfunctory or blandness, and the whole process is full of highlights. After reading it, I felt that my soul was cleansed, and my heart was full of reverence and emotion. It is a rare and excellent work that I am filled with joy after reading. I can't help but think about it over and over again, and I am willing to provide infinite benefits to everyone. Readers who love knights and prefer medieval themes must not miss this masterpiece. After reading it, they will only be filled with admiration and have a long aftertaste. (I want to give a good review and let AI write it haha)

From 50 chapters to the current 350 chapters, I was just bored to watch and play at first, but I didn't expect to start with a flat book. The book is relatively elegant, and the plot logic is rigorous. It is not a brainless novel, and the writing style is not like a novice. Those who like steady and steady infrastructure flow can check it out. People who are tired of reading gold-fingered books will like this style.

It's okay. Because the text has been revised, there's a bit of confusion, but there's nothing serious about it. The pace is a little slow, but it's good for me. There are some other things about building a family, because the author may not have seen it or the revised text doesn't describe it very well, but it's okay. It's not a big criticism. It's pretty good, and it has a pastoral feeling. Not bad, there is a little AI polish, but the AI taste is almost non-existent in my opinion. The overall plot such as the direction of Dagong is probably written by the author himself. It looks very comfortable, but some descriptions have some problems, and the progress is relatively slow. It is a very good Lord's article. It is a rare good article. The rating is 4.5 Stars, and it is given to the top level. It's very good. The plot is smooth and the direction is good. It's very comfortable to watch. It may have a little AI polish, but it's not made by pure AI. The specific outline and other descriptions are probably some data written by the author. They should be checked by the author himself. It's very comfortable to watch. There is not much AI at least in my opinion. There is basically nothing in the front. There is a little bit at the back but it doesn't have much impact. Some specific descriptions have a little problem, but the overall article is very good. There are no major poisonous points and it is very real. However, the plot may be a bit slow and some people may not be able to accept it. I give it a rating of 4.5 Stars, which is top of the range. It is a good article worth reading on Tomato.

There are too few books of this kind, and even fewer of them are interesting. I would like to give you one more star for encouragement. A very detailed story about medieval lords. I look forward to reading it more and more excitingly.

Not bad, I like this kind of slow construction from scratch, it has the flavor of building a manor in the Middle Ages

A very good lord development article, very in line with the taste. The characterizations are very distinct, and so far the two veteran kids are pretty good. At present, it is all primitive accumulation, very realistic. Good job ✊ It reminds me of the lord who did farm work with the serfs in the college entrance examination. The key is that there is an eight-point continuation question, which is to rewrite the plot of the lord eating mushy bread or something. It was so fun to write it for me at the time, and I didn't even look at the score. Later, after taking the Chinese language test, they said this question scored an eighty-point score, and I was stunned [laughing]

It can be seen that the author has a lot of life experience, has ideas, and can write them out. Straightforward and simple words describe a difficult life. There is no pretending to be disrespectful, there is no confrontation between Eastern and Western ideas, there is no invincibility, there is no system, which is great!

The writing is indeed not bad. Although the author's writing skills still need to be polished, the plot and other sincerity are acceptable. In Western countries, persimmons are of the highest quality. Of course I have to shout. I'm hungry! Horrible Warrior II It would be better if the author could update ten chapters a day.

It's a very good book written in Knight's Wen, with high-quality food and grass, and it will leave readers wanting more. It's good-looking, and it's one of the best among Tomato's medieval knight novels. The writing style is very pyrotechnic, and it's not poisonous, which is really rare. Not enough, not enough at all. Although five updates a day is already rare, why not try fifty updates a day! Can't you write for 25 hours a day? Can't people push themselves? Brother, please update more [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]