The Road to Kingship Begins with a Baron

The currency system is brainless. A guard earns 2 copper coins a month. With 15 copper coins, he can eat and drink in a tavern for 7 days and 7 nights or sleep with 20 women (1 woman costs 100, one copper coin = 20*100/15=133.3Rmb). A horse costs 2 silver coins. I would like to ask you how to pay for a piece of black bread. Can a copper coin be cut into 100 parts? Is this copper coin as big as a sesame cake? How can a currency system like yours realize the circulation function of currency. If currency cannot meet the needs for purchasing the most basic survival materials, for example, one pound of wheat and one copper coin is the most basic currency calculation base. If it cannot meet this, social goods cannot be circulated, and the currency system will collapse and return to the stage of barter.

Chapter 9 finally poisoned me. More than twenty mercenaries were sent to set fire, leaving 8 people to deal with the 6 elite soldiers on the opposite side. Then the protagonist himself ran away to the study. 1. Why do you think your 8 can kill the opponent's 6? There won't be any surprises? After all, you are also a deputy captain, and staying here is also a boost and stabilizing factor 2. The castle guards are still there, and the balance of power may change at any time (just putting out fires does not lose combat effectiveness). The protagonist runs away by himself, neither afraid of failure in a head-on confrontation, nor afraid of being assassinated alone. It's a pity that the protagonist was cautious and anxious in the previous chapters. In the end, his heart suddenly became bigger.

If you don't kill the stepmother directly, you will be revenged if you let them go. They are all alone, so there is nothing to worry about. Use the most brutal means to deal with each of your enemies. Kill the opponent's family members first in battle, leaving no chickens or dogs behind. People will be frightened when they hear your name.

It's hard to imagine that this was written by a new author. The newcomers are indeed monsters.

System. . Be careful, everyone, it's already poisonous

Barbarians are too good at fighting, right? Besides, wasn't night blindness a common problem in the Middle Ages? How can we engage in night fighting? And the barbarians are actually able to fight three times a day. It's cheating, right?

Those who steal are not killed. There are also war horses. Whether it is a large Chinese or Western country, aristocrats, or a grassland people, they usually only feed the war horses with concentrates (soybeans, soybeans, black beans, even eggs or meat sauce, etc. And salt) a few months before training or starting a war instead of letting them just eat grass. Especially the ancient Western nobles feed the war horses with concentrates all year round! If you just feed grass, the horse will not gain weight, nor will it have much energy!

Can the author change the distance unit into kilometers? Others seem too troublesome and there is no sense of distance at all.

The barbarians are described as a group of brainless barbarians who chop too hard. In fact, being able to survive in a cruel environment depends not only on brainless blood. Many Vikings are experienced hunters. You can't expect to hunt with an axe.

Overall, it's okay. That's Rosalin. She's a female supporting character, or the heroine. She saved your life when you were in the most critical situation, and often calls you to treat you this and that. Others are not your slaves. She has never been described from the beginning to the end. Is it appropriate to be so dry? Even the female assassin has several descriptions. 😅