Transmigrating to the Vikings and Becoming a Warlord

Two ounces more for castration! Let's crowdfund the surgery! Please pin this post to the top!

First-class creativity Second-rate writing style Such a low-class writing attitude!

I wasn't originally planning to pay for the books. However, historical fiction is already a niche genre, and this time you've managed to stand out and rewrite an even more niche Viking-themed story, and you've put in the effort to write something truly engaging (I admire your courage). I can't guarantee a reward, but I'll just subscribe to each chapter. You really shouldn't be so shameless, you've got an appendix. Get this straight and give us a complete story.

What's wrong with you, Sugar? The updates are so slow. Isn't there enough story content in Valhalla for you to write? Even if you just follow the game's storyline, it would still be millions of words.

I couldn't keep going after watching one-fifth of it. If this book had been published in 2001, it would have become a frequent recommendation among seasoned readers of historical fiction due to its age. If this book had been published in 2011, it would have become a valuable resource within niche history circles due to its embellished and idealized narrative.

Keep writing, old eunuch! Even though the memorial is gone, you can still learn from Sima Qian (ﾟДﾟ)ﾉ

The first few chapters were so bad I couldn't keep reading... To be fair, it's not the kind of self-indulgent writing by a talentless and oblivious bumbling author. You can tell from the lines that the author is talented and can write stories. The main problem is those recurring, formulaic, and irritating minor flaws and blemishes that appear every one or two pages.

This is a very basic novel; I couldn't continue reading after the first few chapters. The hero-saves-the-damsel-in-distress opening is too cliché. The dialogue also lacks any logical flow.

I don't know what the comments section is complaining about, but honestly, this is the only Viking novel I've ever read that I could actually finish. The others either have fantasy elements or the protagonist is practically a high school student. This is the only one that's decent. Seriously, without this one, I can't find any other historical Viking novels.

Honestly, I can't even stand the second picture. You couldn't possibly dream of something so realistic. You want to be a hero and save the damsel in distress? Do you even have the ability? You can't even recognize the situation, yet you rush in alone… This scene is disgustingly written. The neck discomfort is due to wearing a collar all the time? Your mother's discomfort? Couldn't you check?