The Noble Mission
贵族使命
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 654k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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163Chapters
4.8kRecommendations
3kFans
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Municipal intervention in aristocratic succession 🤔 The municipality did what even the king dared not do.
I still think there are some issues with how the protagonist's transmigration situation is portrayed in the novel. As the illegitimate son of a baron's daughter, and the heir to a noble family in a transcendent empire, it's impossible to be so careless.
The Golden Three Chapters are not very good.
A system composed of nobles, daring to tamper with matters of noble succession, while the other nobles just stand by and watch? Is it because the fire doesn't burn them?
Why always choose names like Levi, Richard, or Reeves? There are so many more Western-sounding names to choose from, wouldn't those be more fitting for a Western fantasy world? Even translating them as Levi or Richard would be more appropriate, wouldn't it?
The protagonist is all alone, and so is his maternal grandfather? Is he not affiliated with any faction? Does he belong to a count or the king? Do members of a faction simply watch a nobleman from their own faction lose his right to inheritance?
I originally thought the author was going to write about how the protagonist unified the commerce of Horn City, becoming a business tycoon and leading readers to understand the situation on the Hope Continent. I imagined the protagonist witnessing the struggles and legends of heroes, virtuous people, and those driven by greed in this extraordinary and historically transformative era, before the…
How can an illegitimate child have inheritance rights?
What's going on? It's already available for purchase, why don't you hurry up and update more frequently to attract more readers so you can make more money?
He's constantly spewing "Holy crap!" And can't write without swearing. That speaks volumes about the book's quality!
Is this going to be abandoned? No updates for days.