King: Starting with Minotaurs Plowing the Fields

Watch me, a kobold, plow the land.

However, the combination of centaurs and archers in the synopsis did amuse me. Centaurs are a hybrid of humans and horses, and they can shoot arrows on their own, so having an archer shooting arrows on horseback was truly hilarious. This might be the only interesting part of the novel. 😂

I haven't read the book, but after reading the synopsis, I just want to say that centaurs can shoot arrows on their own and are incredibly good at it, so why do they need to be ridden around and have others shoot them?

I was in a reading slump and persevered until chapter 29, but there were almost no satisfying moments. It was all about how down on his luck the protagonist was and how he was targeted. I don't know what the author was thinking. Was he planning some kind of "suppressing before elevating" strategy? But the few satisfying moments at the beginning were all just frustration. There was no desire to keep reading. If you can't even keep the readers engaged, what's the point of writing well?

I remember a book on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) where the protagonist was a dragon who, through a combination of special abilities and overwhelming power, built a multi-racial empire. This inevitably led to various problems and conflicts, which the protagonist mediated and resolved.

Using a dramatic build-up can certainly create a more satisfying climax, but what's with all those dozens of chapters of this? Is your real life going too smoothly, and you're looking for a masochistic twist in the novel? If your real life is indeed going very well, then disregard what I said.

King: I thought this was a fan fiction about the king.

Let me explain here: because I type slowly and am busy, I'm trying to squeeze in time to type, so I'm too lazy to post an explanation. The first question is, why buy grain? First of all, the protagonist didn't just transmigrate; he'd been here for several years. Winter Fortress doesn't produce grain, so he'd bought from the Silver Fox Clan many times before.

I don't understand. There were only 500 centaurs. Four thousand people surrounded and killed 500 people. They fought until the war ended, but ended up killing themselves. I can only say one word: amazing! In terms of physical fitness, minotaurs should be stronger than humans, right? You don't even have armor, yet a thousand people dare to charge into a pile of minotaurs with heavy weapons.

I just don't understand why we should exchange a pound of meat for a pound of grain if it's not even worth it? Are you kidding me? There are more minotaurs than humans, so we should only provide them with the bare minimum of food, letting them starve so they're too weak to resist but not starving. There are many other points I don't know how to address.