From Slave to Legend: Start Counterattack with Proficiency

The writing is pretty good, it makes me feel like I was watching Charles IX when I was a kid.

The first chapter of the Three Golden Chapters is very poisonous. When the slaves in the mines were worth less than their lives, they escaped many times and were not brutally killed by the slave owners as an example to warn other slaves. They were also chained? To put it bluntly, in the eyes of slave owners, chains are much more valuable than slaves' lives. Escape without killing and keep it to trick other slaves into escaping? Moreover, the disobedient slave did not kill the chicken to scare the monkeys, but kept his life, so that other slaves thought that it would be okay for me to escape, and at most I would be locked up? I suggest you check out the hellish life of slaves during the colonial period.

This book highlights a strange and rapid change in the protagonist's behavior. During the previous slave duel and training with the knight, the protagonist was normal, hard-working, and cautious. However, after going to the castle and becoming a young master, his life changed. From the way to the arena, he turned into a 15-year-old child who is innocent and loves to play. When he arrived at the arena, he became a reckless man with Down syndrome. The plot was handled so fast that it made my heart beat. Bad review, I don't recommend watching it, I feel like it was written by AI

It seems that he has thought a little better about the relationship between nobles and slaves😅

The author took things too naturally. He changed from a slave to a young master in just a few chapters. The key protagonist didn't show much personality. It was full of loopholes. This is why a lot of people are praising it.

What is the situation now? The main character is a slave in all the follow-up designs, and it cannot be written with the flavor. Basically, it is labeled as a slave, or it can be replaced by a civilian refugee, because it is impossible to write a slightly original beginning like revenge after being subjected to suffering.

Removing the setting that the protagonist is a slave will not affect the book, but will actually make it smoother. It would be too weird to add the identity of a slave now, and it would be a bit superfluous. The main reason is that the author did not write clearly about slaves at all. Slaves are humble beings who are struggling to survive at the bottom, have no human rights, and can be executed anytime and anywhere. Not to mention historical reference, it is an incident that happened in India last year. A high-caste Ah San peed on the face of a low-caste Ah San who was sitting on the ground. The lower caste did not dare to resist at all, or even hide! !

The stage from slave to free man is too outrageous. He escaped from the mine many times. He was chained up while still alive, and even some dried meat could be hidden for him. He turned into a gladiator. Without proper training in the gladiator school, he somehow managed to bring back trophies when he was out in the field. He then gave them to the lady and became a free man. Brother, you lowered the price of a full 10% tax and didn't even earn the money in exchange. Is this how you become a free man for nothing? And you didn't explain whether this percentage tax is permanent, or whether it is one year, which is paid for at a huge price, and you can become a free person just by saying nothing. If you convert it to modern times, it is worth at least 5 million. In exchange for 5 million, a person just gives it away for nothing. It's not like I haven't read Spartacus, so I thought you could write well and sell mutton with a dog's head.

I have bodily fluids, why not change it to the legend of the great empire, why keep my history as a slave?

It's actually quite nice, but there's no one around

Has the author's skills deteriorated since he hasn't written a book for many years? The silver one is so good. This one is neither Chinese nor Western, nor is it cold and out of date🍞

Heitz, another edition

I haven't watched it yet. After reading the introduction and posts, I thought it was the beginning of Kenshi Rebirth University🤣

Why should a great imperial legend preserve his history as a slave?

👍, yes, maybe changing the name will be more attractive. I scrolled through it several times before clicking in.

Taken together, the four chapters are quite well written.

It's not very similar, AI can't draw the kind of mask you want.

After escaping for sixteen or seventeen times, she was caught without being beaten to death and executed. She still had a chance to appear in front of her master's family. A noblewoman would kiss a miner's slave on the forehead. Lillian had a character card that made the protagonist fight to the death with a half-giant.

I almost added it to my favorites, but then I saw that it hasn't been updated for a month.

We've reached chapter 15 and it's getting more and more interesting.

Skye