
Mount & Blade: I Told You to Build Up, Not Burn Down Villages!
骑砍:让你发育,没让你烧村啊!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 253k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 6d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 西幻:这个骑士有点疯癫Alternate title on Fanqie
124Chapters
12.5kReads
6.1Score
1.5kShelves
1.8kListens
60.1kReads · all time
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It's really delicious. Needless to say, it's this kind of indifference that treats the natives as NPCs. Great time travelers don't need to talk nonsense with them.
After watching it for a long time, the more I looked at it, the more familiar I became. Villages named after fruits, cider, the village's great "saint", female nobles who are still extremely rich and extravagant, and mermaids. I've been looking at you for a long time. It's you, so it's not surprising. The protagonist route that belongs to the direction of birth is gone forever. Work hard to update! Come on!
Wow, the cover is Lao Shisan
This book is not like other time travel books. The protagonist is kind and brainless. The protagonist in this book is only profit-seeking. Although he is not very moral and I don't know how such real content can pass the review, this is the only way to survive and live well in the Middle Ages.
The front was very decisive in killing, but after the team was gathered, it withered, and there was no fixed territory. I didn't know what to take into account. There was a lot of nonsense, and there were too many trash who dared not kill to provoke themselves. If someone wants to kill you, you just want to beat them up and ask for three conditions. This is not crazy at all. The strong cannot be insulted. Chapter 57 Lin Bei simply ignored them. He stretched out his hand and grabbed Disiya's neck, pressing her down hard on the stone floor. Desiya was choked so hard that she couldn't breathe. His cheeks were livid from holding back, and he kept foaming at his mouth, struggling feebly. "Stop!" "We admit defeat! Don't kill her!" Kelsey shouted anxiously when she saw this scene. One thing she was sure of, her warlock was completely useless... Yes, she was also an elemental warlock. But don't know why. When Lin Bei was nearby, she was completely unable to communicate with the elements, thus activating the spell. It's like... Isolated. "It's not enough to admit defeat!" Lin Bei planned to blackmail him. "You..." Kelsey regarded money as life, so she naturally understood what he meant, and her tone was filled with anger: "What else do you want?" Lin Bei stretched out three fingers: "First of all: revoke my wanted order immediately." "Secondly: Keeping the [young girl killer] thing in your stomach is simply ruining my reputation." "Finally: don't pry about me!" "Believe me... Since I can come in once, I can come in a second time." Threat, A naked threat. Lin Bei was not stupid enough to ask for money directly. The other party regards money as life, and it is estimated that even if she kills them all, she will not get a penny from her.
It's very good. It's exactly the novel I need. There are no unnecessary killings or sacrifices. Everything is about warm interests. It's much better than other pseudo-characters who pretend to be decisive in killing, but just kill for the sake of killing, regardless of rationality, insisting on killing and packaging it as necessary [OK]
Keep writing, author! Do you have to hold on to your Roland? 🤦
Very good. The protagonist kills decisively and is only interested in profit, which is different from the normal protagonist. However, it seems that burning villages instead of thinking and looting instead of brains make the character a bit too evil.
I feel that the protagonist is still too kind, has the world's top power, and actually abides by other people's rules. I feel that this world view is very big, and there are aliens. When will they leave the planet? Take a look at Technology VS Extraordinary
Okay, I like this book very much, and I don't like it very much, but it still seems a bit strange to me. It's not completely bad, but not good, and it doesn't implement egoism to the end. Generally speaking, I don't recommend it to others. If you want to read it, you should wait for the author's later books. This book is an improvement compared to the previous one, but not much. Let's see if the author's later books can correct these mistakes.