King: Start with the Tauren Plowing the Land

The writing is good, maybe I have been playing too many kings recently, so I read the novel with some brainpower. The author's writing is just right, and the pace is very comfortable.

After reading the first chapter, I felt that the writing style was awkward, but it should still be very suitable for young people in the second grade of middle school~ (maybe there is more market in Penguin)

What they rely on is not hereditary, but what they rely on is the divine right of kings (even in the HRE, three of the seven electors are bishops)

Look at my kobold plowing the land

However, the combination of centaur and archer in the introduction really amused me. The centaur itself is a combination of man and horse, and can shoot arrows by itself. However, the combination of an archer and an archer on horseback really amused me. This may be the only interesting part of this novel😂

I haven't read the book, but after reading the introduction, I just want to say that half-horses can shoot arrows by themselves, and why do they need to be ridden and let others shoot?

I couldn't bear to read Chapter 29, which was almost boring. It was all about how the pig's feet fell down and how they were targeted. I don't know what the author was thinking. Is there something coming? It is suppressed first and then expanded. However, if you feel happy at first, it is all frustration and desire to follow. Even the readers can't keep it. No matter how good your writing is, what's the use.

I remember there was a book in Qidian. The protagonist was a giant dragon, who established a multi-racial empire by relying on plug-ins and his own powerful force. The result is that various problems and conflicts arise, but they are mediated and resolved by the protagonist. The most impressive scene was when lords and representatives of various races quarreled and slapped the table in the parliament hall. The reason why there was no fight was because in the middle of the circular parliament hall, a giant dragon lay sleeping there. So if there is really a multi-racial empire, then the emperor of the empire must have super strong military force and live a long life. Finally, you have to improve your administrative skills and act as a judge and referee every day. Otherwise, due to internal strife, all empires will be destroyed.

It is true that if you suppress your desire first, you will experience better excitement, but what are you doing by suppressing it for dozens of chapters? Real life is too smooth, why are you looking for abuse in novels? If real life is indeed smooth, just pretend I didn't say it.

King: I thought this was a King fanfic.

Let me explain it here. Because the coding is slow and I am busy, I just want to squeeze in time to code, so I am too lazy to post an explanation. The first question is why we need to buy food. First of all, the protagonist has not just traveled through time. He has been traveling through time for several years. The Winter Fortress does not produce food, so he has bought it from the Silver Fox Family many times. Although the price is a bit expensive, it is still acceptable. The season for the protagonist to obtain cattle and sheep is in autumn. Sheep have to lose fat in autumn and winter. The protagonist took advantage of the time when the sheep were fattening and sold them for food. However, when the sheep were transported to Silver Fox Territory, they regretted it and felt that the Winter Fortress was threatening. The second question is, why is there no golden finger? Why should I write about Chinese civilization? Because I want to write about it. I think our civilization is very awesome and has never been cut off. There have always been countless national heroes who shed their lives and blood for the continuation of our nation. They have always inspired our nation to become independent and self-reliant. Then I wanted to write it. It's that simple. Of course, this is also a foreshadowing. I wonder if I will have the chance to write it out. The third question, why centaur cavalry, because I want to write about how the integrated armies of various races use their own advantages to bully the armies of other races. Because Chinese civilization is an integrated civilization, and our nation has been integrating and developing, I want to write about the integration and struggle of various ethnic groups, and then unify under a larger concept. Of course, this also has foreshadowing, I don't know if I can write about it. The fourth question is that the author's writing style is indeed poor, and this is his first book. He can't write well in terms of fun, nor can he write well in war scenes. This is quite normal, but recently he has been reading related books, such as Fu Sheng in the Late Tang Dynasty, and learned how to write his wars, but the progress is very slow, please understand. Finally, I hope you can mark the paragraph when correcting typos, so that it will be displayed in the background and I don't have to read the comments one by one. This can save a lot of time in coding. Finally, I hope you will read more.

I can't understand it. There were only 500 centaurs, and 4,000 people surrounded the 500 people to kill them. They fought until the war was over, but instead killed themselves. I can only say one word: awesome! In terms of physical fitness, tauren should be better than humans. You don't even have a thousand people who dare to charge into a pile of oxen with heavy weapons. You are so awesome. Even if they use stone axes, they can't bear a blow to a normal person, right? The breathing method can resist heavy weapons, how about you be able to resist bullets? The chief with four thousand oxen is not your enemy in one fell swoop. Even the priest hiding in the pile of cows can be found and slaughtered by you. Why are the priests and guards all paper cows? One thousand against four thousand, even if you attack by surprise, more than 100 people will be injured and more than 100 people will die? It is true that one-tenth of the normal army's casualties collapse, but those are all summarized from the data. It does not mean that it must be this data, right? So what fight is there to fight? Wouldn't it be over if we directly compare the data? Then a few people in the Qing Dynasty chased hundreds of people and killed them. How to calculate this data? Will he collapse after the death of a Qing person? Xiang Yu Pengcheng has 30,000 and 1 million, can he really kill 100,000 people?

I don't understand why a pound of meat can't be exchanged for a pound of grain? Are you kidding me? There are more tauren than humans, so we should only provide the most basic food to starve the tauren so that they have no strength to resist but still starve to death. There are still many points that I don't know what to say.

There is no golden finger, no background, no resources, and then relying on the so-called five thousand years of culture to write, to be honest, it is a dead end and the writing is flawed.

There is almost no excitement at all. It takes several chapters to describe how powerful the enemy is and how many people there are. As a result, the battle is not even a page and only a few sentences are skipped. The frustrating things are described in detail in several chapters.

What do you think about exchanging one pound of meat for one pound of the most rubbish food?

I haven't seen it, but there is a flying dragon. Why should a knight ride on it? Why not just give the flying dragon an armor and let it run rampant? There is no need for full armor, just protect important parts. Even if the flying dragon is easy to control, there is no need for a knight to ride on it?

Don't look at it. You still have a blitzkrieg to fight 4,000 tauren with a thousand men. The German blitzkrieg was only defended by the superiority of tank firepower. It's not as good as hacking the system to help.

When I saw the title of this book, I thought the protagonist asked his wife to do whatever he wanted to grow as a tauren.

After reading the book, I feel that there is not much passion, and some descriptions of daily life are not detailed enough, such as the addition of food, business arrangements, urban planning and development, talent cultivation, how to think about developing the army, and the sustainable development of the army is not clear. It does not reflect more time travelers, who can make better use of modern knowledge reserves, improve and enhance the advantages of the territory. Some people must say that there are no cheats? Isn't the protagonist's modern knowledge reserve a plug-in? Isn't it a cheat that the protagonist can become an orc priest? The writing style of Spring and Autumn in the book is too heavy, many of them are mentioned in one stroke, and they just talk about how to cry, how to worry, how to fight every day, crooked! This is a novel, this is a time travel story. The story is too rough, not delicate enough, and does not have the sense of superiority of modern knowledge. Reading it makes people feel like eating bread without any seasoning🍞. It smells good and tastes average, so this book can only be called average.

The author wrote this first post very seriously. Come on, keep writing!

Centaur carrying archers? Flying dragon heavy ride? This is the first novel that can make me laugh just by reading the introduction. So I don't dare to read the content, for fear that I might get wrinkles if I laugh too much.