Cavalry: This Lord Just Wants to Farm

As long as it's a lord novel or a medieval novel that doesn't even have Mao's combat power, but it writes about the protagonist seeking equality for everyone and destroying the class system, it will be regarded as a poisonous article. What kind of combat power does your protagonist have and how long does it take to develop it? Do you dare to ask the knight to apologize to the untouchable? I don't know in the comment section whether the author spent money to find the navy or they are really stupid and dare to touch the motherland. The motherland has experienced more than two thousand years of resistance and uprising since the princes and generals Ning Youzhong, and it has the foundation to develop the concept of equality. At the level of the author's writing, do you dare to raise the banner? Is it worthy?

The protagonist basically came here with nothing, surrounded by dangers. There were only thirty or forty people in total, and there was not even a camp. A lot of ratmen came as soon as they landed. They had nothing but systems and a little logistics. What do you think the first thing the protagonist will do when he arrives? He wanted to talk to the serfs about freedom and liberation, but then found that it was no longer possible, so he directly said that the serfs should be made retainers, subjects, and guards. I don't know what the people who followed him thought. Then he asked the main general who followed him to apologize to the serfs, and asked the other dozen soldiers to remove their armor and go back. The author's reason is that he is a lord who can do whatever he wants and cannot dictate to others. No matter how well-written and exciting the plot of this book is, it is meaningless, because you will find out that the apple is broken when you take the first bite.

It seems that the author and I play horse-and-blade in two ways. The author is of the charm logistics school. I am from the Zhan Kuang school. I usually recruit some people first, and then look for fights everywhere. Whenever there is a battle, take the lead. If the opponent is not strong, rush into the formation. If the opponent is strong, fly a kite and pull. The people below will die if they die, it's none of my business, there will always be prisoners who surrender anyway. If you die, you will die. There will always be people who are lucky enough to survive to reach level 3. After that, they will be properly protected and treated with care after reaching level 4. In short, if there is a fight, there will be a fight, if there is a village, there will be a plunder, and if there is a city, there will be a massacre. Just fight all the way, medical, coaching, control, and explore myself to be the best. I will level up my experience by myself and lead my own team. My younger brother only needs merchants. In short, we will not give up until we kill all of this continent.

I'm speechless. Many young writers in fantasy novels are filled with the superiority of the medieval aristocratic system in their words. They always challenge the whole world with a contemptuous attitude... It's really smart to read too much.

Talking about the system without material productivity, if you don't have any ideological trend, just everyone is equal. Utopia, right? I was already a bit confused at the beginning. Did you not even industrialize, or did you just liberate productivity in the Middle Ages? If there is no ideological trend, you can just advance thousands of years of ideological trends out of thin air, right?

First of all, there is a shortage of people in the wilderness, and secondly, people work hard on the front line. It is normal to have privileges, and they must be given. Even if you give more, the newcomers will work harder This also exposes the author's arrangement error. If you just promote a few serfs and tell them that they can become warriors by working hard, In fact, it is much smoother than your current plot. This contradiction is very poisonous The cognitive problem is that in the Middle Ages, equipment is private property, not the lord's. For short-term wars, you even need to prepare your own food. For long-term wars, you have to rely on the lord. For specific information, I suggest you check the information and see the cruelty of the medieval lords.

This thing is really handsome and shiny. If there is no one in the different world that can be customized, it will almost have full coverage and cannot be penetrated by ordinary swords.

After reading half of it, I finally understand why your book's performance is not good. What you write about is farming, but halfway through, there isn't much about farming. I can't see how to open up wasteland for farming and build camps. Instead, it's all about how to build an army, train, conflict, and war...

The biggest problem with this book was that it was a farming novel, but no civilians asked the protagonist when he would recruit poor people from other places on a large scale? I hope I won't write too many slaves, because I've read too many, and now 11 of the ten lord books are about buying slaves. So I hope that in this book, the protagonist himself recruits civilians to buy slaves. Although the protagonist's current soldiers serve as field soldiers, this will not last long after all. To truly develop agriculture in the long term, civilians are still needed. This novel talks about farming, but in fact the biggest problem is that there are no civilians, and the army has always been used as field soldiers. Moreover, even the aristocratic teacher in the medieval period was not just about aristocratic etiquette. Jiahui also had to learn a series of things such as mathematics and poetry. He could also write some modules that could give the protagonist some other skills besides warfare.

It was well written before it was released, but it's a bit funny to start making a flat stool without any foundation, but I personally don't think it's very toxic to create a utopia in the novel But since the protagonist returned to his hometown, the plot has started to go crazy! The good guy really carries forward the spirit of the flat-headed brother, and if he looks at each other for more than three seconds, he will become a blood feud! The protagonist himself is in the wilderness. He first makes enemies of the neighboring nobles who can access the trade route, and also tries to extort ransom by slapping them in the face. It feels like he just wants to fight to the death with the opponent. After all, the protagonist has a wild father in the background, and the young nobles dare not make trouble openly Then the second brother of the family, after pretending to be brave and slapping him in the face, he talks about exchanging resources and people for inheritance rights. Isn't it good to get away with it? But the protagonist doesn't know that he really wants to plunder the wealth of the viscounty? Or do you want to prove something to the wild father? The result was that he led his direct siblings to fight with others, and thousands of people died! Although more resources and manpower were gained in the end, how many direct descendants from the territory are left? Forget about the feud with the third prince's forces, etc. The funniest thing is that at the end of this plot, the protagonist Wild Dad also made a bloody misunderstanding that was incomplete. He only said that the protagonist had the right to decide the successor, but did not mention the fact that the protagonist had given up his inheritance rights. Then the protagonist's second brother started to introduce external forces to cause trouble! After the protagonist returns to the wasteland, it becomes even more uncontrollable. The Church, the Noble Council, the Second Prince's Force, and the Mage Association all create a hostile force in an average of 20 chapters. They are all powerful forces that can easily crush the protagonist and his half-dead wild father to death together with just letting go of some scruples... Is the author serious? Not to mention that the protagonist also disguised his identity, attacked the empty noble castle in his hometown where the army was away, and killed other nobles who were having a banquet in the castle! Then after forging countless blood feuds! And he recruited the opponent's dragon knights without any secret... And also released a group of slaves and asked them to disguise themselves as soldiers and walk to the protagonist's territory on their own? ? ! ! ! I was speechless watching this paragraph... Are you really just hiding your ears and stealing the bell? It's like slapping the enemy in the face with an excuse that they can justifiably join forces to beat themselves up legally! Finally! Our protagonist took advantage of the war between the country and the wilderness, and arranged for a group of demi-human orcs to disguise themselves as bandits and sneak attack the noble territories in the rear to make money... Well... Let's not talk about the traces left by resource transportation and so on. There are countless clear evidences. Who is the protagonist fooling in a world with magic and gods? Seeing more than 200 chapters... Except for the young son of the nobleman who appears in the caravan at the beginning, and the dark elf tribe next to the territory, the protagonist has no allies! From heaven to earth, east, west, north, south, the whole world is an enemy!

Why can't Qidian block the author?

The protagonist reminds me of what the Brazilian leader said when I watched Little John's Lobster War: It will take me five years to complete fifty years. The protagonist is even more outrageous than him. He has to go for five hundred or even five thousand years. It is a good thing that everyone is equal, but the people in the Middle Ages were really unruly people. If you did not have force to restrain them, they would never take you seriously. The same was true in ancient China. And it's more likely that they don't know what the protagonist is talking about. They can't even understand capitalism, let alone communism. If they want to achieve equality for everyone, they must first raise the production level and then talk about it. And if this kind of rebellious word against the church does not benefit the king and the powerful at all, it will definitely be stigmatized by the church, and the army of the king and nobles will also swarm. The most important thing is that you are in a Western fantasy world. In this world where individual power is extremely powerful, how can you achieve equality for everyone?

There is nothing to see. You are a noble yourself, but you lead your soldiers or civilians to slander the nobles. You are destroying the class in which you exist. I also want to emphasize equality for everyone.

The first chapter got me hooked! In the early days of starting a business, they promoted freedom and equality. The protagonist must be mentally ill!

The most bizarre thing about equality in a fantasy world is 😅

Good guy, in the Middle Ages everyone was equal. Challenge the rules of nobility. Haha, you are so awesome

Those serfs didn't do anything anymore and were directly promoted to retainers. Then the soldiers who came with you have no idea? It's really a wisdom. In the second chapter, I started to feed you poison. You deserve to be on the street until you die. If you don't do it, you will be on the street.

You can't change the Western Fantasy World. Like you said, I'm reaching out to meddle in your territory. Please ask yourself, are you self-sufficient and don't want to trade? No more slaves? You say useless things every day, so others can't get in your way? If others don't buy your stuff, you can't sell your stuff, and if they don't buy your stuff, what can you do? Fight? How many people do you have? Now that you have a system for writing novels, do you have no brains? It is a dominant method in itself

At the beginning, more than 30 people write farming novels. How much land can you grow in one year...