On the Day of Convergence, Earth shattered and another world descended.
Li Jie Stet, a “native of Earth” scorned by the Silverpine Duchy, has no talent, no connections, only a hoe and a lifetime of humiliation.
On his eighteenth birthday, the Mount & Blade System awakens.
He looks down: recruiting a T1 infantryman costs 90 denars; recruiting a T1 cavalryman costs 2,000 denars.
Then he checks his pockets: not a penny to his name.
“So... should I save up and recruit a cavalryman first?”
While others cultivate battle aura, he builds an army and upgrades its ranks.
While others pursue higher realms, he mass-produces knights.
Starting from a border village, enduring the nobles' contempt and the orcs' blades, he saves up for his first retainer knight, his first official knight, and his first Earth Knight
When the Silverpine Duke's bronze dragon sweeps across the sky again,
the person riding on its back will have changed.
“The Earth native you looked down on is now your new duke.”
What I feel more is speechless. The protagonist, who is smiling beside him, dares to receive the talent of knight, and then recovers from his injury, keeps hiding it, and dares to send out troops to save people. I also said before that the aborigines do not regard the Green Star people as human beings. There are extraordinary people in this world. Can people analyze you and study you? People who suddenly appear say that people between 16 and 18 have awakened talents. Do you think there is a registration form? . .
Brother, I don't understand how you dare to rescue the count's daughter. How do you explain the person you summoned? What's the origin? Even if you become a bandit, it's better to go and save people.
I don't want to say anything, just leave a bad review before leaving.
Stop wasting time
[Awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
I was bullied too hard in the early stage, but later on I didn't show much and then the plot disappeared. I can only say that it was just average.
Give me five stars for your time