Baron's Ambition

The 33 system makes me laugh, unless it is an army with guns, and if the troops with guns fight cold weapons, it is better to line up and shoot them.

I can't understand the protagonist's logic that as long as I look like a clown, no one will want to murder my family property.

There is no golden finger to travel through this extraordinary world. Who have you played? It would be great if the protagonist could be a baron, and the knights are all awesome. Anyway, I don't understand. A time traveler doesn't have a golden finger. How can a commoner who is born in a supernatural world still want to be prosperous and prosperous? How can he dream? Also, when killing someone, were they holding a gun or something? Just bang, bang, bang. The servants thought it was awesome that a few people died directly, but they didn't explain how they died. Is this novel a riddle setting? Is it all up to readers to guess?

The fifth way is to kill the nobles and royal family and become a noble yourself.

The male protagonist Lawrence, haha

Templar Augustus

Twin Dukes, hehe

The beginning was good, with the "Three Golden Chapters" reached, but then the level dropped rapidly, the plot developed too fast, and many places were brushed off. War and politics both felt like child's play. The extraordinary part was okay, but with "Release That Witch" Zhu Yu in front, it felt awkward. I feel cheated.

It's quite interesting. It starts with a cynical fat man, who walks to the battlefield in a state of drunkenness and dreams, is forced to open a business by coincidence, and rushes into the field of power.

Is the Baron's ambition to become a eunuch?

Queen Yekaterin

The writing was too fast, everything was written in one stroke, and there was no sense of immersion. (Abandoned

Count Felix, haha

How can I put it this way? The protagonist gives me the feeling that he actually thinks that as long as we destroy all nuclear weapons, the United States will accept us in a friendly manner.

It is recommended that the author complete the logic. One is what the protagonist used to kill the warlock. Make it clear, whether it is a gun or a plug-in. If it is not clear, it will affect the reading. However, be careful and don't make the logic go wrong again. Another problem is witches. How can it be so easy for the Holy See to catch witches? No one secretly cultivates such a powerful witch aristocracy, and warlocks still have to burn money. How comfortable are witches?

Cavalry is cavalry, and knights are knights. The author asked the protagonist to enfeoff 150 knights at the beginning. Are you sure a baron has such great power? Then if I am a duke, I will divide it into 150 counts, 1,500 purple lords, and 15,000 barons?

The best solution for domestication ability is small animals. No one on the continent can engage in an organized battle with the protagonist. Rats burn the opponent's food and cut off supplies.

Banshee

Are there any witches to play Gwent with?

Triss the Witch

Witch Katyusha