Mounted Blade: Calradia God of War System

The protagonist has system soldiers with infinite morale by default. Why can deserters and robbers still fight with you until more than a dozen people are afraid? That is to say, these enemies will not start to lose morale until they lose more than 60% by default, and they will only become scared after losing 80%. What kind of fairy army are you? So exaggerated?

Is this NPC so smart? Is there something wrong with the protagonist? After traveling through time and escaping from the battlefield, he still treats people from another world as computer game NPCs? Why do I feel like this system is too smart?

It's relatively white, but that's not a big problem. The most important thing is that I like wives, but I don't care about them. The husbands of the three of them were killed by thieves, and then the protagonist appears, and he's very white. Another small disadvantage is that most of the enemies encountered are stronger than the protagonist (if they are much stronger, a lot of people will be recruited into the system, and they will die after the battle). Currently, there is only one time where they are weaker than the protagonist, and two other times the protagonist is reckless, and then he is attacked by someone.

It's all written into reality. Isn't it unrealistic to give farmers better weapons and clothes just to show off? Killing people with farm tools? Why? The people you bought are not human beings. How can you despise the intelligence of other NPCs?

When I was the king, the thieves hated these nobles who were promoted by me. I gave them money, territory, soldiers, and titles. A group of untouchable natives dared not listen to me. They dared to confront me when I enfeoffed. Who gave them the courage? It would be fine until I enfeoffed all my children. Each of the 30 sons and 2 wives were my daughters. After enfeoffment and consanguineous marriage, everything would be fine I am good

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I couldn't stand it after reading the second chapter. What can I say, having a system nanny is not suitable for me.

Riding and slashing, like to mention the nanny system 🤓🤓

I have read 60 chapters so far. The author has updated it very well and the details in the book are also very good. If you want to learn about Western medieval knowledge or like Western knight novels, come in and take a look. It's a pity that I can't write such an organized and satisfactory novel.

It's a cool article with riding and slashing skin Minimalist game mode Nanny-based system Cutting attribute settings

Author, there is a BUG, ​​let me tell you about it You have now recruited 880 farmers and women You pay them back every week And then they pay you taxes? Look, disband them and then. . . There will be a lot of money left

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It feels a bit like a slow-burning novel. The more you read it, the more comfortable it becomes. Just get involved. Unfortunately, it is a Western medieval novel. I can't remember the names of many characters in it. I vote for it three times first and read it slowly. I look forward to the awakening of the God of War.

The author has successfully signed a contract with tens of thousands of words. The updates are so awesome.

Congratulations on the launch 😁

Let's talk about a more um, so-and-so issue. The people your protagonist summons are great transformation living beings. You can't do it in front of the natives, even these people. . . Moreover, they have neither home nor relatives. Don't scare them to death.

The author's writing is very good and definitely worth reading and subscribing to. I recommend a book that is decisive in killing and has many joys. "The old man in time travels picks up rags and makes a living by making bad movies" which is hilarious...

Remind me that if I continue to cut a setting Rhodox Wadia is called Baron Vekia is Yael Nord is Boyer Kuset is Nayan Aselei forgot

Yarogerk: Damn it, why is there a hidden plot in Cavalry and Blade 1? I played NOD? Um? No, hey, I can't miss the plot. I'll go to the Chinese website and ask.