Mount & Blade System: Starting Out as a Pioneering Lord

I just wanted to ask. When the castle is in chaos, the protagonist's skills can completely snatch away valuable items. After all, there is system space. Second, since weapons are valuable. Armor is valuable and can be looted. Why do you need to protect a burden for 1,000 gold? It's not cash, it's just a promise to kill a few more people and grab more equipment if you have the time. I have collected enough 1,000 gold already. It's no problem to scrape together a few thousand. This is no longer losing the watermelon and picking up the sesame seeds. This is the difference between watermelon and sesame seeds.

To be honest, I think it's a bit of a drama when it comes to the dragon turning into a human form. Maybe it's because of Game of Thrones that solidified the image of the dragon. However, I still support the author as always. After all, it's quite enjoyable to watch. Don't be a eunuch.

The writing is okay, but he is just another eunuch. Just talk about it, whether you should accept it or not, thinking that you are accepting the cliché, but it turns out that you are more clichéd if you don't accept it.

Okay, you are one of the best among the many knight-and-blade novels I have read. I will go to the knight-and-blade club when I have time to help you promote it

The domestic lords are not very good at writing. They have a strong Chinese style in terms of cultural consciousness, and their speaking tone is a combination of Chinese and Western. The result looks neither Chinese nor Western, which is very strange. Alas, can't we write orthodox Western Lords stories in China?

Another eunuch story with multiple female protagonists

It feels a bit inconsistent when I read it. The author has always exaggerated how powerful the protagonist is. He is already a humanoid tank when he puts on armor. He can kill thousands of people in a short time and throw spears as powerful as cannonballs. However, when doing things, he does not feel that he fits this kind of personality. I don't know how to describe it, but there is a slight sense of dissonance

I feel more and more that the author is showing off his skills, writing those witty words, and writing those long paragraphs of psychological activities. But what determines whether a novel is good or not should be the content of the story itself. In the past dozen or so chapters, to be honest, there hasn't been much in the way of useful information. Sometimes, after reading a chapter, there is no progress in the story.

The first part is very nice and interesting, but later on, various descriptions start to appear, but they are often considered to be too few words. The key point is: Originally, the core of your horse-riding and slashing book was the Peerless Bulldozer, and Peerless Mowing was the more enjoyable part. However, it turns out that the author probably wanted to describe epic scenes, describe daily life and battle scenes in detail, but the result was less enjoyable, and the description of the battle scenes was too powerful. Collapse (Chapter 184), as mentioned before, the protagonist's attributes and skills have been modified by modifiers, making him basically invincible. Before, he had 45 strength and 44 agility, which was already easily unparalleled. Even the dragon lady can't match his strength, and his half-orc hero only has 20+ strength. Later, the protagonist uses attribute points, reaching 61 strength and 60 agility (as mentioned in the previous setting, the attribute increase is not linear, but exponential), and he has practiced Holy Light Fighting Qi, and his strength has doubled. The already invincible attribute plus Holy Light should theoretically be used to fight against gods in the future. Guaranteed, the result was the battle against the Centaur chief in Chapter 184. Although the description of the strength after purifying the bloodline was very strong, but in the description of the battle with the protagonist, it was written: I caught several attacks with 70% of the protagonist's strength, and in the end the protagonist used 120% of the strength to kill him instantly. When I saw this, I didn't continue. I have the desire to continue reading. This kind of centaur chief is an elite monster at best. His strength attribute is less than 30 at most, which is about the same as the half-orc hero. In terms of attributes, this elite monster is at best a child less than 10 years old compared to the male protagonist, who is a peak Tyson-level boxing champion. , Under this comparison, a 10-year-old child caught Tyson's attack with 70% of the power... So the combat power system has collapsed. I hope the author will not forget the difference in the strength of the characters for the sake of exciting descriptions when describing the battle scenes, which will lead to the drama. Once the drama is played, there will be no sense of substitution...

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you watch the third watch, the slightest praise begins to sound, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you watch the fifth update, readers' support spontaneously forms, and the voices of praise become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in a long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updating may not solve all difficulties, but more than 90% of the problems come from insufficient updates.