Knight Lord: Starting with Daily Intelligence

Implementing a bottom-ranking elimination system for serfs is too hellish. I suggest you find a reason to abolish it, such as explaining the bottom-ranking elimination as a last resort. Cancel it once the first batch of work is completed, but the top-ranking bonus will still apply.

(First, a personal opinion: please don't try to start a fight.) Highlights: 1. It is rich in fantasy elements and tends to be extraordinary, rather than the cumbersome customs and atmosphere of the Middle Ages. Finally, it's not that awful "medieval European civilization" anymore!

"The three farmers with the lowest output were executed." Why didn't you just slaughter all three families? Or did you want to kill all the old, weak, sick, and disabled people?

I didn't want to read any further when I got to Chapter 43, "The Labor Law." I then realized that the protagonist wasn't the beast of burden he claimed to be, but a capitalist. He was just whining about the anger of his exploited subordinates out of boredom.

Wow, I suspect you killed her off because you couldn't figure out how to portray Leif. Wow, after so many characters appeared in the early stages, suddenly killing her off in the aftermath of a major battle... Wow, it would have been better not to have written her in the first place.

This novel has both obvious strengths and weaknesses. Its strengths include excellent writing, a grand world-building, and largely plausible details. However, its weaknesses are equally apparent. Most importantly, the author consistently employs erotic writing techniques (remember! Erotica, not a simple harem story!!!).

The story starts off like a poison attack. If you're so concerned about your damn name, why are you even writing Western fantasy? It's comparable to something like "Emperor Wushi Peter" or "Ruthless Emperor Mary." Putting aside the writing style, your attitude is just awful. If you're so concerned about your damn name, why don't you write fantasy?

The protagonist's strength increases too quickly, and the suppression caused by his noble title is too severe. With that army's strength, people would believe he's a near-earthly count, yet the protagonist is still only a knight, which is ridiculous, like a giant baby.

This is a very basic novel; all the characters in it are brainless and emotionless, except for the protagonist, who is always right.

Chapter 5 What the hell? Can't we just replace it with another one if it doesn't listen?