
Playing at Life in the Middle Ages
在中世纪当生活玩家
Synopsis
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Explore more →Western Europe in the Middle Ages and the 18Th and 19Th Centuries
Set in the ancient or modern West, either in real history or an alternate historical world.
Carrot's Recommended Reads
Books I've bought, most of which I've purchased in full
[Infrastructure / Business / Stockpiling / Leveling Up]
The actual contents are more varied than the title suggests. I want to study at a magic academy, attend an interstellar military academy, soak in a hot spring at an apocalypse-era inn... BG/BL
Infrastructure, Hoarding, and Survival
Lately I’ve been into this kind of story, like fishing for treasure chests. If you’re interested, feel free to recommend some more.
Finished Novels About Building, Management, Farming, and Leveling Up
Only the good ones make it to the end
Books I Didn't Like
This is entirely my personal list of things I avoid. Please don’t come here to insult me. Comments and discussion are welcome. If you don’t like my reviews, you can leave, but no insults, please. Thank you!
Completed Reads
Keeping track of all the novels I’ve finished. I skip around a lot, so the ones I subscribe to in full are either really well written or have such good hooks that I can’t resist clicking the next chapter.
Nineteenth Century and Medieval
For female readers! Everyday lives of commoners or nobles in 19th-century and medieval Western Europe. No supernatural beings like elves, witches, or magic users, and no adaptations of Western classics.
Farming, Worldbuilding, and Business Management
Usually four stars. Three stars means it's unfinished or abandoned. Five stars means it's either especially interesting, very well-regarded, or hits all my personal buttons. I leave out anything with major dealbreakers.
Currently Following
Okay, actually, this is just a list of what I'm reading, updated whenever I feel like it (probably at least once a month (=xェx=)).
Only Interested in Female-Lead POV
A personal reading list, mostly BG. I'll also add no-CP stories if they really suit my tastes.
Western Romance
Western romance, specifically. It's my own preference, and these stories are so hard to find. There probably aren't any low-magic settings... probably.
A Record of the Books I've Read
People are always growing. I feel like my tastes have changed, and yet they haven’t.
My Personal Favorites
All of these suit my taste.
Quick Transmigration and Other Genres
I mainly like no-CP quick transmigration stories, with the occasional other kind
Completed Books I've Reread
I've reread every one at least twice
Event Reading List for Personal Use
Good Picks for When You’re Out of Things to Read
Event Requirements
Some of the books I bought in full
Worth Paying to Read
Super, super, super good.
Western Historical-Era Worldbuilding (Including Classics Fanfiction)
Western classics and stories set in the modern West, generally with a golden finger. There are more infrastructure-building stories, which I enjoy.
Infrastructure Building
World-building and infrastructure stories
Tasks
Tasks
Tasks
Tasks
Gamers
Stories where games are the protagonist's power, or where the protagonist plays games. Not esports or full-dive VR games, and there's only one player: the protagonist.
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I really don't have a long memory. If this continues, I really don't have the courage to click on your new article. Everywhere I write it will be sloppy. I feel like a lot of things have not been explained, and I feel tired.
Damn, you'd better have a side story to give readers an explanation. I didn't bother to cover the back cover. The book about the lord's wife was very well written. The fairy tale princess finally got married. However, this book ended suddenly.
This ending is a bit perfunctory. I feel like the author's endings in every book are very brief.
At once. . . I barely made up the ending.
It sucks! It's better not to finish! Be careful! ! When I first discovered this book, I really liked it. After I tied it, I started to gain weight. When I just found out that it was finished, I skipped to the last few chapters to take a look at it. I originally liked the relationship between men and women, but in the ending, the male protagonist was not mentioned at all. Only the first few chapters said that he was still fighting outside. I wrote and communicated with each other. Instead, he talked about a lot of titles of emperors and queens. It's not that this ending is not good. If this book is a non-CP and there is no male protagonist from beginning to end, this ending is very good! But as a romance novel, you don't write a cp at the end, but write a bunch of messy NPCs. Good guy, the male protagonist is away from the war and has not returned. Is this the end of the story for the female protagonist? ? It would be better not to write the ending and just end it! At least I know their story is not over yet. (I suddenly reflected that when I watched it, I only vaguely felt that the queen's role was a bit too much, and it felt like she had to be involved in everything, but after seeing this ending, I was inexplicably annoyed by the royal scenes...). Final summary: I give two points for the content up to my previous tie-up. I admit that the previous writing is very good. At least I like it very much and deserve praise, but this ending is rubbish - 2!!! If I had known that it was not going to end, I would not have bought v before. I would have returned it and stopped the loss immediately. But after spending money on the article that I really liked, it suddenly became like this. I feel that my money was wasted and I am angry. It's so annoying! I was very happy to read the article
I've been fooled by your writing several times. It's hard to say it's bad, it just has no tail at all. If I read it again, I'd just slap myself [crack]
Damn it, the more I think about it, the angrier it becomes. The Dragon Girl article was obviously disgusting to me. But it turns out that the beginning of this book seems to be quite sincere. I naively thought that it would have a better ending and not get stuck. But I have been chasing updates every day and now I get stuck again. I really have completely avoided this author [Cracked]
I heard that I like reading farming articles because: 1. In a highly uncertain modern society, gain a sense of compensation for being able to control your own life. 2. In modern society with alienated organizational forms, obtain the alternative satisfaction of collective belonging. 3. In modern work with delayed value feedback, the mental compensation method with visible experience value is even more addictive. The author has repeatedly ended the story without clearly explaining the follow-up, which may not be a manifestation of some kind of psychological problem. I hope the author can try to provide effective psychological counseling. If you can't always see the way forward in life, there must be something blinding you.
It ended with two cliff jumps in a row [Split]. I obviously have the ability to write a more complete ending. I didn't spend money to watch this kind of thing. My sense of morality prevents me from saying anything uglier [Split]. Goodbye once and for all. I will remember to read the author before reading the article next time. I will never fall into your trap again [Split]
... Stopped suddenly What a sudden ending