The Northern Realm
北境王权
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.5M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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Reader comments 44
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What is the significance of building the Great Wall? Does it look good? Spectacle? The orcs have no cavalry and can climb up casually. This is not realistic. It took more than one million words to start building the city. After it was built, it was easily attacked. What is the meaning of building the city? The most important thing is that the protagonist is really good at causing trouble. He is either fighting or on the way to a fight. After watching 90% of it, he couldn't hold it anymore and ran away 😅
How many words have you written and you are still being pressured to become a legend? There are already a few demigods. How can someone who is not even a legend talk about his rights in front of a demigod?
A count can have a knighthood of 30,000 people. I want to ask if this is really affordable...
The protagonist takes the money from selling cabbage and copies the money from selling white powder.
I ordered part of it before, but I thought it was too tedious, so I deleted the book. This time, the limited exemption was extended, and I will continue to buy it later. There is not much to say in the book review, and there are too many complaints in the comment area. I just want to tell those who haven't watched it yet and those who have watched a little bit. The comments are all true, run away.
Countless typos are not corrected once, correct words are used incorrectly once, the plot is procrastinated, Cao Cao must be regarded as a thief, and only the creativity and writing style are barely passable.
It's a pity that your strength is not worthy of your ambition. The concept of the book is indeed very good, but it is too big and can't be contained. It was expected to become a god, but now the poor data is reasonable.
The protagonist's father is such a bastard that tens of thousands of cavalry are almost wiped out by the orcs, and then the villains do this trivial conspiracy just to get a title for the protagonist? And what exactly is the function of this system? Opening a portal to another world out of nowhere? After you go, what will your status be? Ordinary person or master? He brought a bunch of people back for no apparent reason and didn't explain anything clearly.
I've only read about ten chapters so far, and I'm about to die from the poison. What do you mean, the emperor is clearly targeting the count's family, right? Is the count killing the emperor's family or something? There are only two interest groups, right? The count and others, no one wants to get closer? The emperor didn't want to weaken the Grand Duke? Either the count is too weak to be co-opted, so why bother targeting it, or is he too strong to be controlled, which is even more ridiculous. All interest groups have closed their doors, and the villains are too united. Some people in the book reading circle said that it is very similar to a game, and the background is not just transferred here without thinking. PS: The explanation I have come up with now is that either the emperor is the puppet of the Five Grand Dukes, or the pet of the Five Grand Dukes Chun Chun Emperor (then you are afraid of a few counts). If the explanation is just that southerners discriminate against counts, then I can only say that the author is awesome, and the villain Chun Chun is mentally retarded, right?
Extremely poisonous
I couldn't stand it after reading two chapters. I don't know how the titles here are calculated. According to Western standards, they are Empire, Kingdom, Duke, Marquis, Earl, Viscount and Baron. If a count can lead 30,000 people and take 300,000 prisoners, the kingdom will not be able to take off, and it must have at least one million troops. As a result, I was given a palace fight against an earl, and the protagonist was exiled to the frontier to become a baron, and the palace fight became a fait accompli before the earl returned from the war. According to the Western perspective, there is a huge difference between a count and a king, and a baron is just a piece of shit on the roadside. It's a garbage frontier, it's just exile. Treating a great hero like this, this is a male channel, you can dominate and reduce military power, or you can be promoted overtly and secretly to make people, don't use the female channel writing method to feed 💩
In the early stage, the resources to become a god became weak in the middle stage, and in the later stage, there was only one thing on the roadside.
What can I say
There are no rewards in the imperial war. The benefits are divided. The orcs are almost in full-scale war. There are no rewards for such a big battle. The support is a little bit and they come to grab the cake almost immediately. If you want to say that the big nobles are not rewarded, it is understandable. What about these small nobles? If they don't care, there will be no reward and punishment system. And don't act like a fool every time the big nobles come to grab the cake. It's too disrespectful.