Developing My Fiefdom, Starting with a Swamp
发展封地从沼泽开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 218k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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107Chapters
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These princes were named Eagle Kings, but the Leopard King is really out of character.
Adding a system to this kind of article makes me lose all interest in reading it. Anyone else feel the same way?
Your appendicitis keeps flaring up; maybe you should go to the hospital to have it removed?
Eagle King? Is that an official title bestowed upon a prince? Are you sure it's not a bandit's nickname?
The book itself is alright, but unfortunately, the author is terrible at naming things. A name is a major draw, and these titles are a bit off-putting: Eagle King, Tiger King, Leopard King? I almost thought this was a documentary about the kings of beasts!
I skipped from chapter 48 to chapter 64. I thought it was over, but then the protagonist started singing Jay Chou's songs, which made me so embarrassed I almost crawled out of my apartment.
In ancient times, there was a title called "Marquis of Ten Thousand Households," which shows that not only territory but also population were important indicators for dukes, marquises, and kings. A fiefdom of 3,000 households granted to a king? Are you sure that's not called a county baron?
Since it's a farming novel, what's with the palace intrigue in the first few dozen chapters? Wouldn't it be better to just cut it all and get straight to the point? I was initially interested in reading it because of the title, but the first two chapters were enough to turn me off.
As someone with a system, why don't you focus on developing your system properly?
One of the ten most trusted henchmen of the dynasty, known in the martial arts world as the White-browed Eagle King, and one of the two most formidable figures in the Eastern Depot, the Black-skinned Leopard King. When the prince received this title, the local heroes in his fiefdom, including the Golden-haired Lion King, mistook him for someone coming to seize their territory. 🤭