The Ambitious Lord
野心领主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Innovation and creativity are key; avoid formulas and imitations. De-emphasize the power cultivation system and individual combat strength. Focus on multi-racial civilizations vying for supremacy. The protagonist will utilize not only technology—cannons, warships, and steam engines—but also the magic of fantastical races and creatures.
Hmm, the concept is good, but the writing is too unrealistic. It's just a small territory with so many administrative agencies and schools—even in a novel, it shouldn't be this unrealistic. These things should be written step by step.
Here's the first review 😭
I once read a similar book where the protagonist rose through the ranks from the lowest rungs of the nobility to a marquis, without ever bestowing a single title upon anyone else. He accepted titles with a clear conscience while simultaneously criticizing the aristocratic system's Three Departments and Six Ministries system.
He has no viscounts and no barons under him. His superiors don't care, and his subordinates don't want to either. It's really strange!
Didn't the author even consider the economics he set up? 40% Tax revenue is 6,000 gold, so the total tax revenue is 15,000 gold. With a population of 5,000, that means an average of 3 gold coins per person, which translates to 30,000 copper coins.
This lord seems to lack authority.
This game plagiarizes Plants vs. Zombies, The Great Dragon is Dead, and Mount & Blade: War of the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist even wants his maid to marry a nobleman. His values are ridiculously warped, and his sister is disgusting. The family members don't feel like NPCs at all. The author's thought process is even more baffling; I wonder what kind of living environment he has.
A high-level meeting of the territory? Are you kidding me? In ancient Western systems, nobles had absolute decision-making power, especially these minor nobles.
They clearly had the strength to wipe out the other two barons, but they were afraid of losing men in battle. It's truly speechless.