At Least I'm a Noble

This book is quite good, so why are so few people reading it?

The monetary system in this book is so frustrating to read; many novels have this problem. But this book stands out in particular. When I saw that the protagonist only had fifty-odd gold coins when he first left, yet frequently rewarded his servants with a gold coin, I felt a chill run down my spine.

The poison kicked in, and I forced myself to read 40 chapters, but I couldn't take it anymore. The currency system is a complete mess! One gold coin is equal to 10,000 copper coins, 5 copper coins are enough for an average person to eat their fill, a regular iron sword costs 20 gold coins, so how much does a hoe cost?

I've read up to chapter 41 so far. Here are some suggestions; please refrain from negative comments. Did the author create a price list for all the items that appear in the book? I mean, a list of items with listed prices? The gold coin system seems a bit broken.

Can't the protagonist summon things that improve, enhance, strengthen, refine attributes, and increase elemental affinity?

Today is my birthday, you know what I mean.

To motivate myself, I'll first set a simple rule for extra chapters. 1. One chapter is added for each new leader, two chapters for each new hall master, three chapters for each new protector, and so on. Because after writing three chapters a day, I'm simply too tired to write anymore... There will be more to come later...

I wrote it with my eyes closed, whatever I wanted. There were no guards, no butlers, no basic plot at the beginning; it was all just wishful thinking. 😱

It's too bland. I've read over a hundred chapters, and there aren't any war scenes.

I'm giving up after seeing your description. "Young Master" sounds so awkward 😅. In foreign countries, even children call their parents that, as adults do.