Mount & Blade: Lord of the Northlands

I want to know if anyone else is watching it? Single player is too boring and has no motivation at all 😭

I have read a lot of riding and slashing stories, and the plots are all the same. You start with a pioneering order, subdue the barbarians, tear up the jackals, then meet the beauty of the Chamber of Commerce, and then others are curious about the pig's feet after seeing the territory.

What should I say after reading this? I would like to give the author a small suggestion. After all, I want you to write better and better, and more people will read it. Only when you have income can you have the motivation to continue writing. There are foreshadowing and details. Many scenes are a bit too abrupt. What is the motivation of the protagonist? Dominate the world, or make yourself stronger. There are many kinds of things. For example, I want to see the scenery of this world. I have finished reading the updated book, but I didn't find out what the protagonist wants to do. Then there are the narratives before and after some scenes. In short, the author's writing is pretty good. It's a bit like the type of animal blood boiling. Although the book is very old, the writing is really great. Come on.

I was persuaded to quit when the protagonist had an argument with a little girl and then lost 300 gold grams. I felt that the protagonist had no IQ and a jerky personality. That lady actually thinks that saving 300 gold grams is a good thing? As a person in a high position, it is also wise.

​​You can point out if the writing is not good, and we will listen to your opinions and make changes. If there are typos or repeated words, you can point them out in the text and make changes.

I seem to have read this novel a year ago, and the author seems to be a journalist. The novel seemed to stop updating after a few hundred chapters, and then it was finished. Later, Richard learned magic, and then got together with the elf princess (probably). Later, there seemed to be other elves moving in. Later, Richard was awarded the title of marquis or duke, and then his territory became an independent dependent kingdom. There was an empire that was very similar to the world of Richard's previous life, where he ate rice. Then the emperor of the third empire seemed to be influenced by a book (made by Titan) and wanted to live forever, and then turned his entire empire into the world of the undead. That emperor was particularly awesome and seemed to be the first to become the highest level warrior (which was the profession that Richard was later considered by others, and no one could beat him in this profession). Then when Richard fought with him, he found that the emperor still had a little bit of goodwill, and then under the influence of this emperor (?) Richard became the most respected level of that profession. Later, there were dragons, and Richard seemed to have killed a few (?). Then he also discovered the reason for the demise of the Titans, and found a world with remaining Titans. There are others that I can't remember now, but I'm pretty sure I must have read this novel a year ago, and then it was discontinued. I don't know if it was written by this author.

Liu Shui's knight-errant novel, the iron-clad protagonist Li Wei

I have seen the name of the protagonist Li Wei in 3 books in the riding and slashing genre. Was it written by the same person?

Come on, write more, it's very good. No one writes about combat so well. I just like this kind of violent fighting style. Other writing fantasy novels. Either the mage or the warrior is like a pussy, not daring to confront anyone head-on. Some authors write about warriors just like some fantasy novels, with this martial skill and that skill, just like skills. I just like this kind of thing. If you give me a blow, I will blow your head off. If you dare to compete with me, I will crush you to death with my strength. I just like this kind of violent aesthetics.

Regarding the previous [book friend] who pointed out that the pressure on the protagonist was too harsh, I have made reasonable modifications. As for the income of the earldom, first of all, I said before that Greystone Castle's half-year income is not only 500 gold grams, but after expenses, the "net income" is 500 gold grams. In other words, after excluding the cost of the army and all other expenses, Elena's pockets alone amounted to 500 gold grams. And to save readers from going back to read it again, let me talk about the revised upgrade costs here. The cost of upgrading the barbarians from the third-level unit "Northern Elite Axeman" to the fourth-level unit "Northern Heavy Infantry" is 128 silver grams, which is about 1.3 Gold coins. In terms of equipment, the full set of equipment for a "Northland Heavy Infantry" costs about 20 gold grams. If there are any flaws, readers can also point them out and I will correct them. Then I would like to ask for your support😭