A Fantasy Transmigration Isn't Easy for the Male Lead
奇幻穿越男主可没那么好混
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 9y ago
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The very first chapter completely charmed me—a maid dared to hit the duke's heir? You must have some misunderstanding about medieval nobility.
There's no female lead, probably because all the beautiful women are the protagonist's concubines or wives, hence the lack of a female lead. I read over a hundred chapters and realized I'd been fooled, haha, there's a bunch of women with ambiguous relationships with the protagonist...
[Comment] Is there any point in farming anymore?
With such powerful creatures appearing, is there any point in farming? What if someone wiped out your entire life's worth of crops in one go? Or will the protagonist also embark on the path of leveling up? If the protagonist does, wouldn't farming become even more pointless? Why not just quietly level up and become the strongest in the world? What's the point of farming then?
If you refuse to read light novels, then there's no way to read them. Bye!
[Comment] Why is it that every time someone is about to become disabled, an unexpected event always seems to prevent it?
This isn't a cultivation novel where physical injuries prevent advancement. Isn't the one-eyed guy pretty handsome? He looks like a man with a story.
I only skimmed through the first few dozen chapters, and the protagonist, as a duke, even in a border region, only has a few hundred people under his command—completely inconsistent with his status. He's barely a baron; the difference is just too great. The protagonist's forces were roughly equivalent to 1% of a normal earldom in medieval England, which was far from matching the title of duke.
With so few comments, I hope I won't get permanently banned.
Seeing the synopsis, and knowing there's no female lead, I'm out! Goodbye!
This is the author's first book, I'm here to admire it... It's amazing that he wrote 1.32 Million words with an average of only 2 subscriptions per book, barely making ends meet...
Not to mention that it took your heavy infantry and heavy cavalry a month to cross snow-covered mountains in winter, how did you manage to keep up with your supplies?