The Manor and the Lord

Author, take a good look at what you've been writing lately. Compare your early Robinson Crusoe-style farming novels to your current medieval warlord narrative. Your writing is completely nonsensical. Last month you had over 700 monthly votes, but this month, halfway through, you've barely reached 200. Have you reflected on this? Readers have brains; they're loyal to you.

Honestly, it's really hard for the average person to stay in the forest. The mosquitoes alone are unbearable, especially in summer. You can get bitten every few minutes. I've been camping without any gear, and I was so bothered at night that I couldn't sleep.

In rural areas, pig farming is a common lifestyle, and pig feed is a major concern for pig farmers. Some people believe that human feces can be used as pig feed, and therefore feed their pigs human feces. However, pigs are naturally omnivorous and very adept at finding various foods. Human feces contain a large number of microbial residues and pathogens.

It's so rare to find a book like this that gives me a sense of security on Qidian. Thank you.

In such a primitive agrarian society, was it really to lighten the burden on the original extended family by sending out such a large, strong laborer, along with a younger brother who was already old enough to work? And the protagonist is such an amazing character with a cheat code, so what did he do in the year he transmigrated? Just eat?

In the Middle Ages, without the extraordinary privileges of the nobility, you were destined to live a life of poverty, let alone build your own territory. Were you destined to be slaughtered like pigs?

I read the first chapter and then left to read the comments; something felt off. The early chapters were just too difficult to write. Logically, if things progressed smoothly and with a bit of luck, the protagonist could become a village chief in ten or twenty years. Any random knight could easily wipe out the village. Destroying the protagonist would be pointless. Then I saw your comment about conquering the world—please, what's the point of conquering anything?

Similar to "The Kingdom of Mountains and Forests" (ಡωಡ) I hope for more frequent updates, you know, because this kind of slow-burn story feels dragged out if there are few updates.

I put it on the bookshelf to check the situation; it's full of typos. It's so frustrating to look at. Didn't the author even read it aloud after finishing it?

The title should probably be renamed "Jim Layton." The protagonist has been absent for dozens of chapters; author, you're really daring! I skipped it as soon as I saw the beginning without the protagonist. And you still want to subscribe?