Mount & Blade: The Rise of a Lord

Please read this before you start reading: Because the copper coins weren't initially included in this book, and were only added after readers pointed out the discrepancy, some parts may appear to have inconsistent pricing. I've tried my best to correct the issues pointed out by readers, but there might still be some omissions. If readers find any, please leave a comment so I can make corrections…

It's too ordinary, and I don't have any sense of the system. When writing this kind of article, there are basically two directions, either the power belongs to oneself, or the army flow. I feel that the author is not very close to either, and overall it feels a bit boring.

The latest chapter depicted the protagonist betraying his former employer; that's just too unethical!

I think it's necessary for the protagonist to get injured. It's good for him to suffer some minor injuries, since it would be too unrealistic for him to fight so many battles and still be acting like nothing happened. However, I also want to say that we shouldn't always have the protagonist charging to the front lines. Firstly, he's very likely to die in reality, and secondly, it's easier to give orders in the middle of the army.

Mr. Author, according to your two shuttle settings, there is no material that cannot be moved. Activities in the main world, if you grab resources that cannot be carried away, you can immediately shuttle to the riding and slashing world, just leave them on the ground and leave them alone.

I recommend that you all learn about Gilbert Burrough, the king of modern mercenaries, so you'll know how ridiculous it is to talk about trust with mercenaries. He is considered the number one mercenary in modern times, but he still has no shortage of business even though he betrays his former employers. Also, avoid using Eastern thinking to understand Westerners, as the underlying logic of their thinking is different.

This is too short; it's not enough to read. This is the best Mount & Blade novel I've ever read. I hope the author keeps it up; I'll continue to support them as long as they don't abandon the story.

This is the most enjoyable Mount & Blade novel I've ever read. Please don't abandon it! I even recharged my account just to post this! Please, please!

Hey author, could you give me a featured post? I've been following this since Rise of Empires!

With land, you can recruit soldiers. Judging from the style of the Kingdom Knights' cavalry, you can recruit some Vlandian light cavalry. They won't blend in as jarringly as the Khergits. Besides, they're civilian soldiers, so you can train them directly from recruits to light infantry.