I Spent Twenty Years Beheading People in the Middle Ages

A kind-hearted fool who travels through the Middle Ages to play and grow up. He is from a lowly job and makes friends with nobles. The characters in the story are full of innocent and cute characters in the second dimension. After reading it, I thought I was reading a light novel by the male protagonist of Japanese manga Feng Asashi 😅

Just let the little girl get a bug, use modern logic to argue with her about the Bible, let her declare that everyone in the world is guilty, and then she can go around killing people. You can also manually cut off the hamstrings of some bandits and let them learn blacksmithing, mathematics, medicine, etc., And then kill them to gain experience, and then directly step on the left and right to reach the sky. Wouldn't it be nice?

The executioner's society... If you die, you have to be pushed into the pit with a tree branch. The reward is very high, but you are a pariah. The author's plot is basically more of a fairy tale than a fairy tale, but after all, it is not a hard-core medieval novel. It is still interesting to read without thinking.

Traveling back to the Western Middle Ages, you could die if you gave a foreign name. It's too dramatic.

First, let me complain about a few points. Step 1 I want to ask the author, who can behead at the age of 8? Even in the Middle Ages, the most you could do was sweep streets, sweep chimneys, or do some work, do some farm work, help with housework, etc. But if you want an 8-year-old child to use a big knife as a cabinet hand and split people's heads open, I just want to ask, is this a fucking 8-year-old? ! ! 🤔Is this possible? Unless he was born with divine power, his main character would have been chopped up or burned to death as a monster in the Middle Ages. Does the author have common sense and science? And what's the most important thing? If you change your age to 13 or 14, it will be more normal than this. There is one more serious thing, and there is no foreshadowing. That is the problem of rescuing the lady lord. It feels like this lady lord suddenly appeared without any foreshadowing or detailed description. This is a very serious problem in my opinion. There is also the author of the name. I want to ask if calling someone by an English name can kill someone. So I think these problems lead to the book talking like this. It feels like it's basically not far from the eunuch, or the author has made major changes. I hope the author can answer it.

I feel like I'm not the only one with bad senses. The tone is too Japanese-style high school light novel. The female protagonist confessed to the male protagonist, and her inner activities were very vivid. I was embarrassed and clasped my toes at the side. Generally, when I see a hysterical confession in a TV series, I skip it. This kind of plot in male TV shows is not very good and is not popular. Actually, everyone knows that when you like someone, especially for the first time, you feel that throbbing feeling, and you really feel like you are vaguely addicted to something, and you can't control it. Under emotional guidance and endocrine stimulation, it is normal to say any embarrassing thing. Even the more embarrassing the other party is, the more important it is. But, brother... You are in a different world. You just came back alive from a hail of bullets and arrows. You also have a wife in name only, and a boss who is both a friend and a lover. So many people had just been rescued, but there was no reply or arrangement. They just went to the woods to chat with me. This is not the right time. Gentle? Very gentle. But there is no sense of responsibility at all. This character went in the direction I hate the most. Cynical and unscrupulous... The two nobles are going to be crazy. How many people will die in vain because the female supporting character cannot control them and the protagonist cannot control them? Do these people deserve to die? This... Shouldn't develop like this, right? Is this a situation where you two are just getting along with a female aristocrat, a wife with genius syndrome, and a silly, sweet female partner? All political intrigues are left to female nobles? All the invincible force is left to the protagonist to be handsome? All the daily silliness and sweetness are left to the female partner, and all the foreshadowing and suspense are left to the wife to fill in the gaps? I think this is the protagonist of Bird Egg. This man's character is too biased. In addition to cheating, he is anti-social and anti-human, and has no responsibility or responsibility. Relying on "special" agents every time... There is no difference between him and the villain.

I didn't read it carefully, but I caught up with the latest chapter. It seems that all the women appearing now are underage. The author said that it will take several years to wait, but the plot has to continue, and the small ambiguity will probably have to be done. The protagonist is now twenty years old, so I guess it will take three years to get it all. In the end It will only take a year or two to be hopeful, and although it is very close to the real average age of marriage in the Middle Ages, it is difficult to worry about being reported based on the general environment of online literature.,,,, So far, it looks good, a medieval light novel type, with rich character descriptions, and overall it is above the standard

Love to hear and see, the welfare is coming🙂 No prizes for guessing One leg was put on by himself and one leg was put on by me for him Guess which one was put on by himself🙂

Let's be honest. The European barbarians became civilized quite late, after the Mongols' Western Expedition. 1347 At that time, Western Europe was just a mess. It may be better in West Bania, after all, it can receive advanced knowledge from the Arab world.

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