The Pande Empire in Another World
异界之潘德帝国
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 714k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Honestly, author, Mount & Blade is primarily about war, and most readers are Mount & Blade fans who expect constant recruitment, battles, and growth, not political intrigue or manipulative tactics. I suggest you write less of that, or at least avoid it altogether, otherwise it will drive many readers away.
Here's a suggestion: It would be best if this world had mercenary guilds and knightly guilds, allowing players to establish mercenary groups or knightly orders and openly recruit soldiers. Alternatively, players could enter Pendor mod worlds and dungeons to develop their forces and join knightly orders. Otherwise, with all this writing about helping a village kill a tiger, when will we ever see Mount & Blade?
Most Mount & Blade stories these days are abandoned. Keep it up, author!!
The protagonist seems like a good person, but not a likable one for the reader. Perhaps the author, for writing purposes, enjoys depicting the protagonist's selfless devotion to supporting characters, but readers can only identify with the protagonist and don't feel much for the other characters, making it difficult to accept the protagonist's constant "selfless devotion."
Chapter 18: Poisoned to death. To think like a well-fed person, fantasizing about the morality of a group of starving hunters. To give up the spoils of war, even at the cost of one's life, to satisfy one's own sense of morality. This is truly a case of "Why not eat meat porridge?"
After spending the night with the protagonist, he exclaimed, "I owe them a huge favor!" He couldn't understand what kind of huge favor this was.
The prophecy of Pendor is a humiliation I will never forget. Which genius >o< made this mod? I got ganged up on by a bunch of bandits over and over again, and then I obediently went back to playing Twelfth Century. 😭
90% Of this book is nonsense. Who the hell cares about the protagonist's psychological journey? What we want to see is your protagonist becoming a lord, farming, and conquering. Seriously, what a waste of such a good premise.
The poison made me split open. Killing the tiger and burying it afterwards? What an idiot!
It is suggested that the author reread their novel from the reader's perspective to identify its shortcomings.