This book is really good. When I saw the name, I didn't want to click on it at first. I thought that even though I like reading about farming and people-charming stories, I might as well forget about it. But who would have known that I am neither farming nor a heart-throb [dog head].
The author made the protagonist look good-looking as if to be funny. I was shocked when the protagonist went to jail at the beginning. It turned out that he was in jail, and then he started to dress up as a woman under the threat of the bandit leader (this part is really funny), and suddenly changed from a farmer to a duke.
When I watched it, I felt that it was accompanied by drumbeats and magical turns, which was very wonderful, and then there was a revolutionary journey that was a bit funny and serious. It looked good, and the group portraits were also excellent. I felt that the people around me, big and small, had an impact on the protagonist. Malcolm and Helena made the protagonist who was originally a bit joking about life take his life more seriously and join the revolution. Then there are all kinds of supporting characters around, some good and some bad. The group portraits are really excellent. I like it.
I bought it during an event. The first few chapters were quite interesting, but the last few chapters felt rushed and rushed. Moreover, the extra chapters were based on the original work, and the reaction to the original work was not quite right. Occ, and there was only one chapter. It could have been better.