Viking Hero

To be honest, it's a bit poisonous to change things out of thin air. There are a lot of emoticons in historical novels. Besides, with this system, who can be the King of the North Sea? He must be the King of Rome...

Originally, I was quite satisfied with the plot and cheat code, but I found it really uncomfortable to watch the main character, a virgin and a licking dog. This is a plug-in for ck3, but you are not playing a game! You're still playing this trick, knocking the king down and sealing his territory, stealing a woman and only marrying you, making strong claims and weak claims at every turn, and sealing the territory everywhere, and all his subordinates are sleeping dragons and phoenix chicks. It's really uncomfortable to see 🤔

The writing is not bad, but the plot is a mess. To put it simply, don't use your brain to read this thing. If you do, you will find that the first chapter is enough to read.

After reading twenty chapters, I was very satisfied at the beginning, but it turned out to be full of poisons from the attack on Essex. 1. The Vikings lost a thousand warriors in the attack on Essex, which is equivalent to one-fifth of the Frankish king's army. You have already collapsed due to this loss. 2. The materials exchanged from the system were taken out without any excuse, and others still pretended to be invisible. 3. After the castle was captured, the Vikings still fucked. It's outrageous that Hao is not infringing and is still maintaining order. 4. I skipped the part about the little king's daughter. I was speechless after reading the beginning. It's so vulgar.

This system is not powerful. It can't recruit troops. How can the 10,000 Vikings of the protagonist's father be able to withstand it? A thousand people will be killed in attacking a city. Moreover, the author has not purged the local nobles. The author actually naively thought that taking a king's daughter would give him a claim to the kingdom. Does the protagonist's father have a claim? It is not won by strength directly. If you believe in Catholicism, it is almost the same. If you are a pagan, you are afraid of a bird. When the Pope launches the Crusade later, your backyard will be on fire first. It is better to move to England directly and defeat England. Then there are Vikings from Sweden and Norway who can respond side by side.

I feel like the main character in a book written by the author is the best. If you have the ability, you can also add IQ or get some special props. But like this, a large amount of materials appear out of thin air and are not covered up. It is just seen above board. It is quite awkward.

The most useful thing in the ck3 system is actually the family lineage. When the family prestige is high, open a few more lines to get the divine right of the king, Odin's choice, or just find a way to give the protagonist a genius, Hercules, who is so charismatic that he takes off on the spot. The genes of future generations soared, becoming super Vikings

Develop the Vikings' own religion, give the protagonist's family an awesome origin, systematically sort out the pantheon and history, and shape the Viking nation.

The system can realize items. It would be a waste if you don't use it as a trickster. If you have this ability, why farm?

When did you change your religion and you couldn't marry a wife or concubine? Wouldn't you rule him and turn him into an emperor like ancient China? Marry a concubine queen? I'm a little confused. Why do people with golden fingers still sit according to the rules here?

My evaluation is that YY articles based on CK3 are extremely toxic at the beginning - Farewell

Hestein lived to be 90 years old. Not surprisingly, the protagonist's son has grown up and the old man is still alive.

By the way, the protagonist is a Viking, but not even a hero, let alone a hero. I almost died of embarrassment when I saw the emotional scene.

In fact, the Frankish King has already recruited 7,000 Viking warriors in his hands. If 7,000 warriors scatter and plunder, the whole north of the Frankish Kingdom will be in flames of war. If nothing else, at least the Frankish Kingdom will give a large number of gold coins every year to appease them, and they will not do nothing. Moreover, the style of the Vikings in this book cannot be seen. I personally recommend reading Viking Legends and so on.

Why do system writers always like to cheat wildly? Isn't the author's CK3 system trying to cheat others?

This kind of auxiliary system is quite good. What I hate the most is that various materials appear out of thin air in the historical system. Adding some attributes makes it feel like a bug. It gives people an unreal world and lacks a sense of immersion. Systems that provide auxiliary information and knowledge are good.

He died in battle in Chapter 28. I couldn't stand the cuteness of my breast brother and slipped away. The author's writing is quite good, maybe I don't know how to appreciate it.

Author, please go to the map, otherwise I don't know where it is.

That section of the ladder is a 10% poisonous spot. A lot of people are not curious about where the protagonist got more than 20 steel ladders, but their first reaction is what materials are they made of?

Just rely on the Crusader King system and vote for recommendations every day

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