This Is So Mount & Blade

It seems like all the main characters in Mount & Blade novels are named Richard?

Keep it up, from an unknown Mount & Blade player.

Later on, you can actually recruit some nobles from Mount & Blade, such as Harungus, Klein, and Kraggs.

I hate those lords who raid villages. If you can't beat them, they'll steal your village. Killing them also lowers your reputation with them—it's disgusting. As for enemies, if you encounter them, don't let them go. Bankrupt them, then recruit them and let them annoy others.

Write less about war; you're not suited to writing about war. Three hundred thousand men defending a city against a million, and the attackers, with just some catapults, completely exhaust the defenders, with dozens falling off the walls each night due to sleep deprivation? And you defend your city by putting your entire army on the walls?

The author himself stated that the summoned soldiers were unequipped. But the protagonist never even considered crafting equipment, which is just ridiculous.

The beginning was alright, but the later parts were clearly written because of poor sales and a lack of motivation. Many authors want instant fame, but I'm very disappointed with your attitude. Mount & Blade novels are already a niche genre; veteran readers usually only start with a million words. This book reminded me of (Lord of the Oasis) – the beginning was decent, but the later parts were complete nonsense, clearly written by a ghostwriter.

Keep it up, from p🐍, the most wicked and evil player!

One thing that's not well written in this book is that there are too many soldiers. The feudal lords simply didn't have the mobilization and logistical capabilities, and their defensive equipment was too good!

This silly dog ​​can't even name anything other than Richard.