Handbook for Trailblazing Wizards

Has fantasy declined to this point? The new book list is not even half full 😭

I found that many authors really don't understand and don't like to check. First of all, is it possible to have a barony with only 200 people? 200 People are considered to be 4 knight fiefs. Who can afford to support them? Secondly, viscount means deputy earl, which is on the same level as a baron. There must be an earl lord above it. It cannot belong directly to the king. The king can't do anything, because the title of the king with shady origins will be removed at the request of the king. If the viscount and his family are killed Guang, to do things for the king, the lord would like to have a legitimate title and an extra territory. You said that the king is seeking to seize the leadership of the duke. Forget it, the viscount is at least two levels lower than the duke and count. A vassal who has never heard of me being a vassal is not my vassal.

Investigation object: "The Pioneering Wizard's Notes" - Male Protagonist - [Lind Senlett] Investigation Result: [Reincarnation (Awakening of Su Hui)] Judgment Basis: A time-travel investigator, as the name suggests, is a researcher of time-travelers The profession of investigating and recording time-travel situations aims to allow observers (that is, readers) in all worlds to know in advance the time-travel situations of travelers in this world, and volunteers to provide observers with fast time-travel information query services If there are any mistakes, Wanwang will correct me ——Zhenjun Wanling Feast Stay on February 20, 2025

200 People are just one village, and a barony has at least several villages. If it is a normal barony, it is because there are these villages around you, so you are assigned to a town among these villages to become a baron. If you are a pioneer lord, then you must gather at least 10 knights. Only 500 people in a fief can grant you a title, otherwise you will be a pioneer knight, so it is impossible to establish a barony with 200 people. If you can't provide cavalry soldiers for your lord to manage the territory, then why doesn't the lord directly send someone to collect taxes? Even if the four knights came to take charge personally, it would be better than a palm-sized barony

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What kind of retarded plot is Chapter 84? I don't want the protagonist to be stuck at a critical point every time he saves someone, which is too deliberate.

In the third chapter, I am embarrassed to pick my feet, and my overbearing look is revealed, and everyone is convinced, right? 😅

A standard baron with 12 knights is 24 heavy cavalry and 75 infantry, a total of 100 soldiers. You can take up to 50 infantry with you when you go out. One baron has 12 small villages, one knight per village and one squire apprentice knight. There are hundreds of people in a village, with 7 households raising an infantryman and 35 families raising a cavalryman. If a village needs to support 2 cavalry, that is 70 households, and 6 infantry, that is 50 households, for a total of 120 households (480-600 people). (The average household size is 90 acres) 12 villages are 1,440 households (5,760-7,200 people) with a cultivated land area of ​​about 129,600 acres. That is 86.4 Square kilometers. That is to say, the territory area needs to be about 345.6 Square kilometers (or more) It is difficult to even raise a knight with 200 people.

You are a wizard researcher, you don't have any offensive witchcraft...

As a fantasy farming flow, the pace of this book is just right so far. The setting is good, and the plot and writing are okay. The protagonist is a wizard. He has spiritual awakening and re-leveling. His spiritual growth allows him to slowly acquire witchcraft. The book combines realistic biological knowledge, making the whole book not empty. The prospect is good and you can stud. Looking forward to more updates from the author