Fantasy Lord: Starting with Daily Intel

One thing to note, this kind of fantasy novel is best not to write about modern military training, gunpowder and other very dramatic things. Unless it is stated in the introduction at the beginning that those things attract a special audience, for most people, those things appearing in fantasy and fantasy novels are poisonous points and should be avoided as much as possible. For many novels of this type, I immediately put a cross when I saw gunpowder and modern military training. It was so embarrassing.

No matter how powerful his subordinates are, his own strength is like shit. If you don't have the strength, what's the point of having strong subordinates. I still have to be strong.

The human emotions and political struggles in the article are childish, which can be explained by the author's lack of experience. The economic system is in a mess, but I can barely tolerate it, and I won't do any careful calculations anyway. It's hard to read the way you choose words and sentences. It's all nothing. It's just a matter of basic skills. There's something wrong with every last three sentences. How can you read it? I just looked at this point. I didn't take any screenshots before. I read the chapter carefully. So many people gave me opinions. I quickly changed it while the results were still good. This is pure lack of seriousness.

First of all, the financial system collapsed, and I already wanted to run away when I saw a gold coin to protect the knights, but I prefer the lord pioneering stream, so I just persisted. Secondly, the protagonist brought with him more than 30 formal knights and more than 300 trainee knights. In the lord stream, this is enough military equipment for a viscount, but in the protagonist's case, it is the pioneering knight, and the key is to hold this One force ends up fighting for a baron. The knights are senior officers, and the trainee knights are middle and low-level officers. In fact, there should be ordinary sergeants as grassroots soldiers below. In normal land reclamation flow, three or five knights are usually brought, and three to five hundred sergeants are enough. This is land reclamation. If you, a pioneer knight, lead so many people, then there is a man named Bohou Gong behind you. How do you write? The duke has 20,000 official knights? Two hundred thousand apprentice knights? What about you ordinary soldiers? Are trainee knights just ordinary soldiers? How many provinces are there in an empire, how many dukes and marquises and counts are there? Then your empire cannot have more than a few million formal knights?

This author's golden finger is interesting, but the plots of both books persuade me to give up.

There are no comments at the back, who voted for the monthly votes?

The merit system is a piece of shit, and the author just started making it up without even thinking about it? A trainee knight's monthly salary is only ten silver coins. If you set up a merit system, you can get a fixed amount every month. A trainee knight's monthly merits are calculated based on the value of his silver armor. He can get six gold coins, which is equivalent to six hundred silver coins.

The fighting power is a bit low. How can a Tauren who is not full have such a strong fighting power? If you want to eat shit, if all the Minotaurs become adults and have such a strong fighting power, how can humans become the masters?

Three thousand people fight three thousand people, and no one is out of tune. Isn't this nonsense? Do you understand war? Don't use 10 to 1 troops. It's only possible if the terrain meets the conditions. This is really a novel to read without thinking.

To be honest, I feel like your writing has collapsed, and the power system behind it is completely messed up.