The King's Kingdom
国王的王国风云
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 669k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Personal Recommendations from a Twenty-Year Veteran Reader
Not much to say. These are all my personal recommendations, with just a few requirements: 1. The story needs to be logical. 2. It needs to make sense. 3. Everyone should enjoy reading it. P.S. I still have over 400 novels on my shelf, including lots of older books. I'll add them to the list gradually whenever I get the chance. Latest update: I got a new phone, and all my books are now marked as unread. It'll be hard to track down those old books... (I usually give a book ten chapters to prov
War Stories and Hidden Gems: Games, Fantasy, and Realism
Lead your troops across the world and into battle. This list is a beacon for readers who enjoy war and the conquest of territories. I hope you like it. Most of these books involve a System that produces troops, so I’m not planning to add historical or online game novels for now. Ancient warfare, modern warfare, future warfare, fantasy warfare
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I already mentioned the author's problematic handling of the romance plot in the last book; it would inexplicably create a negative impression. And now it's happening again with this one? Author, you're constantly teetering on the edge of disaster. How did the last book go wrong? How did readers unsubscribe en masse? What were the common complaints? Haven't you summarized any of that?
Paradox Interactive players are so heinous that even executing them all wouldn't be enough, because some need to be executed more than once. ╭( ′• O •′ )╭☞ That's the guy!
I quit through the Wood Elf section. I'm a veteran Paradox Interactive player, mostly playing Europa Universalis, Hearts of Iron, and Stellaris, but this kind of plot is truly unacceptable. Even if you write about nobles having affairs, it's fine since there are unspoken rules, but writing it like this is a moral issue.
Everything else is fine, I'll play Crusader Kings too, but your whole otherworldly Eight Banners army... Sorry, I can't stand it.
Fast forward to the point where the in-laws have no heir and the family takes over the territory.
Paradox Interactive players +10086
Chapters 9 and 10, NTRing an elf who doesn't know his position, you can read these two chapters first before considering whether to add them to your collection. The erotic content is good, but indiscriminate eating is outrageous. The pure love warrior takes his leave first.
You're writing about the European system while actually using China's centralized system? Dude, Europe has always practiced a feudal system, and you're giving me a "Kingdoms in the Sky" system? That's insane!
To some people, all I can say is that you may not like such a scumbag male protagonist, but please allow this type of book to exist. Can't the whole world consist of positive, heroic protagonists? That would be so boring! The world needs more diverse books, not just those patriotic, propaganda-driven stories. Even books about scumbags are now being forced to change their titles to "male gods." Books like this are becoming increasingly rare. Sigh.
Isn't there a panel that shows everyone's loyalty? I don't understand why they're keeping Count Spencer around. It's understandable that they didn't know during the war against invasion because of the urgency, but now the protagonist has not only discovered internal problems, but the pope has also warned him. And now, with the lords rebelling, Count Spencer has slipped up again.