Mount and Blade: Empire, Civilization, and Stars

A beggar caught during a city cleanup campaign shared dark matter technology with you in order to protect himself.

If you clicked in based on the title, my advice is to skip it. The author seems completely clueless about what we're looking for. Military strategy is ignored, the Fourth Calamity is relegated to a minor role, and the protagonist is portrayed as arrogant. But we're here for laughs!

Just by reading the introduction, you can tell that everyone here is a wicked villain. Coincidentally, I am one of them.

Those of you who can understand this novel, shouldn't you reflect on whether your reading scope is too broad? 😏

The title is misleading; it's back to the old trope of traveling to various game worlds. If your book doesn't stay on topic, then change the title and synopsis. Don't lure people in to be exploited. Are you writing this for your own amusement or to make money? If it's for your own amusement, please respect others and clearly state this in the synopsis to avoid misleading readers.

Just one question: what's your impression of games like Mount & Blade, Empires, and Stars of Civilization? They're grand and magnificent, realistic yet bizarrely unpredictable. And yet, you're always hanging out in anime games like Kantai Collection and Arknights. You're giving us way too much screen time! We're the kind of people who love power more than beauty!

The beginning was fine; the main character was making references, but at least they were following the main storyline or advancing their own and their faction's development. But before the official release, it suddenly became all about a woman. It seems like their obsession with her is too strong; they've lost sight of the main character. After seeing a few previews after the release, wow, they're still completely focused on her. I haven't even dared to subscribe.

Advantages: Players who enjoy these games and subcultures will likely reminisce about their gaming experiences while reading this book, eliciting knowing smiles and feeling a sense of identification. Weaknesses: The author's occasional self-indulgent humor and sometimes excessive use of internet slang negatively impact the reading experience.

I haven't read it yet, but after glancing at the synopsis and the Paradox Interactive content in the comments section... I have no doubt about whether the author is anti-human. Thanks to Mount & Blade and Civilization for diluting the concentration; they are diluting these two. If the title were "The Steel Stars of the Victorian Empire," I guarantee the author would be executed. 😅

Can you please stop thinking about your Ark? We came here to see you pull off something big, but now it's all about Ark. It's so annoying, I feel like I was tricked by the title. I've subscribed to the whole thing, and I'm really losing patience.