Viking Invasion from the Start: I Head South to Build My Domain

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!

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.

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.

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.

Now, one is sad for this book, and the other is happy for this book. The biggest feature of long articles written by AI is the concise summary and explanation of keywords that appear inexplicably. When reading, it feels like it is a very passionate chapter, but it is surprisingly calm when reading. Unfortunately, the back of this book is littered with this kind of AI summary But luckily, the view from the back is really OK👌🏻

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.