Heroes of Might and Magic: King of Mount and Blade

The premise is good, but the world-building is too toxic. The world of Might and Magic is essentially medieval Europe, which was already chaotic, and you had to go and give it an Eastern imperial style... It's just too painful.

I can only earn a few hundred in the arena at most, while the main character makes tens of thousands.

I read the first three chapters and it seemed pretty good, but why was it abandoned?

Honestly, writing about upgrading magic instead of physical damage in Mount & Blade is just stupid. Isn't Legion Charge better? If you're going to write like this, don't pretend you're using Mount & Blade as a cover!

Isn't this the template for a popular serialized novel? I've lost count of how many abandoned ones I've seen already! Where is the serialization? 😰

There's something strange! Every time the protagonist levels up, all their existing skills gain a level! Training also allows them to actively level up skills! But skills that haven't been unlocked don't level up at all! Why didn't the author arrange for the protagonist to at least unlock one level in each skill? Shouldn't skills at least gain a level every time without training? Can't the author maximize the benefits?

I think Might and Magic and Heroes of Might and Magic don't share the same world view; one is science fiction and the other is fantasy. 🤫

Keep it up! It's really good! Just my taste!

The premise was good, but once I started reading, oh my god, it was just a rambling, disjointed account!

This book title is off-putting. You'd better choose a more sophisticated title. Honestly, if I weren't looking for new books, I definitely wouldn't have clicked on it.