Building a Divine Kingdom, Starting with Mount and Blade

How can I put it this way? I just started reading this book and I thought it was okay. Suddenly a live broadcast came out and my impression of this book suddenly changed drastically. After all, I don't even watch live broadcasts. There are really not many novels on live broadcasts that people can read. They are either too exaggerated or they feel insulting to the IQ. This book suddenly appeared in a live broadcast, which suddenly drowned out the taste of the whole book, which suddenly reduced a lot of interest in pursuing reading.

I looked at the author and found that I had originally read it. I liked the subject matter, but every book was drowned in the middle because there was too much water. Describe the last book. The protagonist encounters something, and then starts to ask the people around him. A said: 12345, B said: A is right, it is 12345, C said: A, B is right, that is..., There are many people behind, all saying the same thing, one chapter is full of everyone saying one thing, and there is no dry thing squeezed out of the water. I'm going to start a new book and I won't be chasing it mindlessly. Let's read the comments first.

Well, Lao Zhao, it was okay in his early years, but he started to struggle with the Oasis. The eunuchs were always unfinished, especially the last one, which was so bad that it was even worse than AI writing. But there is one good thing about his writing about horse-and-blade, that is, he really writes about horse-and-blade, he really dares to use it, and the game he gives is consistent with the original version and mod of horse-and-blade. Why is this good? Because most of the authors other than Lao Zhao rely on horseback and slashing, they can either only add points to themselves, but cannot level up their subordinates (most of them are like this); or upgrading the troops can only improve physical fitness, and you have to find equipment yourself; or make up a set of troops by yourself, and forget about it. Each level does not have its own characteristics, even if it is modified according to the original version/mod, it will be better than the weird troop trees they compiled themselves. In short, Lao Zhao has very obvious advantages and disadvantages. I just don't know what the situation is. I hope he can perform normally.

Chapter 9 is a bit unbearable. How can your personality conflict appear in the same chapter? There is no need to write a worldview introduction like this, right? It is known that this childhood sweetheart: First, he has not graduated from college, that is to say, he is a college student; Second, he is doing this, and has been doing it for a while, and he usually works vigorously and without making any mistakes; Third, the probability of nothing happening is only 20%-30%; Fourth, the ratio of national power Pay more attention; Fifth, there are supervisors on site and respond quickly; Sixth, most people will actually enter the spiritual world, which means they should know some common sense (should this be considered common sense in life?) Then the question is, why is it written as if you don't know anything and there is no pre-job training? The mortality rate is so high that you can work without graduating from college? Is it still the same as customer service, and does not require approval from the supervisor when providing supplies under the premise of danger? What's more, there is a high probability that he is still an intern.

At the beginning of the previous book, there was heavy cavalry in the corridor. At the beginning of the new book, the live broadcast explodes. The author really has different poisonous points and different pitfalls. Really speechless. You must see a good start before feeding Xiang.

I personally like riding and slashing, and I was attracted by the author's Oasis before, but why does this book include a real-time live broadcast setting? When I saw the scene where the protagonist was upgrading his troops and other people could see it live, I felt a little overwhelmed, and the feeling of pleasure was gone all of a sudden!

I have read the author's book "Oasis" a long time ago. The early stage of construction, planting date palms and farming in the desert, the development is very attractive to me, I like it very much. The pace of this book is too fast. I read it several times at the beginning and didn't understand it. The setting is obviously a Western fantasy, but it is interspersed with reality. It's just... A bit abrupt and too fragmented. Personally, I feel like I am a little too anxious. Personally, I prefer farming, construction, cultivation, and life at the beginning, and then crushing. Maybe you can consider re-opening a book based on the Oasis book. It can be based on the Middle Ages, HRE, or Europe. From a young noble or a bandit, he grew up and crushed Europe step by step with his iron hoof. The few books on horseback and slashing lords that I have read that have achieved great results all start from the early stage of farming and construction and training of small characters. One started from the German Black Forest, and the other is purely fictional. The pace is very slow, but the daily details are outstanding. Personally, I think construction and training is one of the most enjoyable aspects of the riding and slashing game. Of course these are just personal thoughts, I wish the new book a happy journey

Has the eunuch king opened a new trap?

There are very few texts about riding and slashing, but adding a live broadcast room is really unbearable.

Overall, it's pretty good, but this live broadcast is a bit unsustainable 😏 When there are traitors, everyone is still a novice in the live broadcast, and it is a setting with knowledge and power. Newcomers are very confused. There's something wrong with this🤨