This Is So Mount & Blade

I feel like the protagonists in riding and slashing novels are all named Richard?

Come on, it's from an unknown horse-and-blade player.

In fact, in the later stage, you can recruit some nobles from the cavalry and slashing game, such as Harengos, Clais, and Kraggs.

I hate those lords who loot villages the most. If they can't defeat you, they will steal your village. Killing them will also reduce their favorability. It's super disgusting. If you can meet the enemy, don't let it go. Beat him to ruin, and then recruit him to make him disgusted. Others will go there.

Write less about war. You are not suitable for writing about war. Three hundred thousand people defend a city against one million. Others rely on trebuchets to exhaust the entire garrison. Dozens of people fell off the city wall one night due to poor sleep. For your defense, you put all your troops on the city wall? What kind of city wall can hold 300,000 people without even knowing how to change the defense? What kind of war is this? Moreover, the defenders have zero ability to attack the siege equipment of the siege party, not even crossbows, cannons, and crossbows? Just rely on bows and arrows to throw stones to pour gold juice, which makes people feel embarrassed. If you don't watch later, you may know that the protagonist relies on the 10,000 people he cobbled together to turn the tide.

The author has said that the soldiers summoned are not equipped. But the protagonist never thinks about building equipment, this is just drunk.

The first part was okay, but the second part was because I didn't get good grades and didn't want to write anymore. I wanted to become famous with a book a lot, but I'm very disappointed with your attitude as the author. Originally, riding and slashing novels were very niche, and old bookworms usually had to read a million words before they started. This book reminds me of (Lords in the Oasis). The first part is good, but the second part is completely nonsense, and it is written by a gunman.

Come on, from p🐍A big evil player

Something bad about this book is that there are too many soldiers, the feudal lords don't have the mobilization and logistics capabilities, and the defensive equipment is too good!

Silly dogs don't know how to name other than Richard.