Glory and Conquest

After reading dozens of chapters, I jumped to more than 80 chapters and couldn't stand it anymore. The protagonist escorted the princess all the way to the royal city and then went to another continent to defend the city on the disadvantaged side. He also asked to gain reputation for the princess in the name of the princess. After the defense, he risked his life to rescue the prince. After the rescue, he had to wait for the rescue in a small town (to be honest) Even if tens of thousands of people besieged a small castle with dozens of people, they still quickly opened the gate and attacked the castle. This situation could not last for 3 minutes). The enemy retreated and 100 people were left to kill the protagonist. If I remember correctly, the protagonist had less than 20 people at that time. How could he kill 100 people or wait for half an hour for reinforcements to arrive? Then after guarding all his subordinates, he was seriously injured, took medicine, and his lifespan was shortened, but he continued to participate in the battle. Seeing this, I jumped directly to the chapter where the rewards were announced. Wow, the princess is directly a licking dog! Wow manor! Wow gone? If it's for system tasks, then why do you have to accept tasks that are inferior at first glance? Do you still have to work so hard? Just to gain reputation for the princess? Wouldn't it be better for the party that joins the attack to mix with the larger army? Especially in the end, the protagonist has made so many contributions and the best licking position is gone and the manor is gone? You still have to duel with others for this little thing, and the novel also needs some basic logic before you can read it, right? According to widespread knowledge, the protagonist's actions such as killing enemies and defending the city on the battlefield are enough to be canonized as a knight or baron, let alone escorting the princess back to the country to rescue the prince. According to the merits of killing the enemy and defending the city on the Chinese side of the earth, killing the enemy and defending the city, rescuing the prince, escorting the princess, at least canonized him as a county guard. In the west, a baron or viscount should have it, right? The male protagonist is a dog-licking knight? A manor? Is this the longevity of his elite subordinates and the risk they have worked for so long? Just this, this, this? This licking makes me sick. If the protagonist is an ordinary person who has never seen a girl, how can an ordinary person go to another continent to fight for a beautiful woman he has known for less than half a year and still have to fight well and work hard to gain the reputation of the princess?

The portrayal of the protagonist is also great. An ordinary person has been risking his own life for about a month, fighting for the reputation of a country with no feelings at all and a woman he has been with for 10 days. He does not recruit soldiers before his life is in danger. He is dedicated to the future. Is this a new human race? It is really strong.

About the system, the secrets of its existence, and its origins, I will explain them one by one later. And this book is definitely about fighting for hegemony, but the protagonist has just arrived and has nothing. He has dozens of people, no troops, no funds, and no popularity. How can he directly become a lord? Everything must develop slowly. The initial accumulation of capital is still very important. Moreover, in the horse-and-blade game, except for a few MODs that can directly start as a king and lord, if you don't cheat, you will have to struggle for a while to accumulate strength and become a lord, or help others restore their country or become independent. The Middle Ages is a place where status is important. Without noble status, you do not have the strength to look down on everything. No one will recognize you. Even if you are not attacked, you will be restricted from all aspects, making it difficult for you to move forward. In short, readers, don't be impatient.

I can't stand it anymore after seeing Chapter 18. The most classic part of the cavalry and slashing system is the promotion of troops and the diversification of multiple branches. There are many alien races in the different world and there will be many troubles. There is no point in continuing to use the original troops. What the hell is it to just buy them and brush them directly? Forcibly reducing the intelligence of the troops is too deliberate. Nord shooters, Dorok infantry, and Vigita cavalry. What are you doing with them? What kind of black romance are we old players playing? As nobles who don't want revenge and succession, they are running around as mercenaries. There is no one who is far away from home. The Kujit cavalry recruited in Jackdaw Town appears out of thin air. Do you think everyone is stupid, transforms into a living person out of thin air, and recruits new people as slaves? Aren't you afraid of being scared by being transformed into a living person every day? In short, it is full of loopholes and is very unreasonable and awkward.

It's not interesting. There's not even a territory to move back and forth. Why does the author want the protagonist to be powerful so that his soldiers can be powerful? The most important thing for a leader is not himself, but the power of his soldiers. The protagonist does everything by himself and only joins his soldiers. Then this person can only fight for the general and will die sooner or later.

Author, don't think I'm being harsh. To be honest, I quite like riding and slashing. I'm also very happy when someone writes a novel about riding and slashing. However, I really can't compliment your writing style. It's really hard to read the whole story in a running account. The author can read a few writing books or watch some teaching videos to improve himself, hoping that he can write better and better.

It's rubbish. It has nothing to do with Zheng Hege. It keeps wandering around without even having a territory like your Mao Zheng Hege.

Simply change the name to Glory Licking Dog, which is more in line with the content of this book.

There are some flaws in the logic, and a lot of modern languages ​​have been introduced, such as satellite city. The word "Satellite City" was actually spoken by the indigenous people of this world.

The author's currency design is still too old-fashioned and illogical. . . Normally, under the currency system of gold, silver and copper composite coins, any currency that cannot be used to make change with less than 10 coins in normal daily consumption is a design failure and stupid. For example, if I use one silver coin you designed to buy furniture, assuming the furniture costs 20 copper coins, then the seller will need to pay 80 coins for change. This is a big lump that two smaller hands cannot hold, which is undoubtedly extremely inconvenient. We can change the idea of designing coins like this. For convenience, suppose that one copper coin can buy a piece of poor black bread, and 120 copper coins can be equal to one silver coin. Then we can design three intermediate coins among these 120 copper coins, which are equivalent to 60 A small silver coin worth 24 copper coins, a half silver coin worth 24 copper coins, and a copper plate worth 6 copper coins. Suppose we use one silver coin to buy furniture worth 27 copper coins. We need to change one small silver coin, one half silver coin, one copper plate and three copper coins, a total of six pieces. Suppose we use one silver coin to buy a basket of salted fish worth 49 copper coins, then we need to change one small silver coin, one copper plate and five copper coins, which is only seven coins. In fact, we can pay with small silver coins. The change is one and a half silver coins and five copper coins, which is only six coins, and in your hand If you have a copper coin, you can easily exchange it for a half silver coin and a copper plate. Then we can design a name for these five coins at will. For example, the copper coin is called "Sura", the copper plate is called "Brown", the half silver coin is called "Frich", the small silver coin is called "Sphins", and the silver coin is called "Browns". In this way, assuming that the protagonist buys a hen worth 12 copper coins in a small town in another world, he can say, "In order to satisfy my hunger, I had to dig out the last two browns from the slit of my pocket to beg the bearded drunkard for his poor old hen. Damn it, this is enough black bread for me to eat for a week. Greedy miser, you will be able to look good in the future, I swear!" Doesn't this bring out the fantasy flavor? A good world setting does not come out by just patting your head. It requires a certain amount of knowledge accumulation and sufficient seriousness, and you are good at discovering and transforming the illogical existence in your own writing, so that your work can go further.