Medieval Times: Building a Manor in the Mountains
中世纪：我在深山建庄园
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 10d ago
- English
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Why did you clear land in my territory during the Middle Ages?
Author, you should write a story about survival on a desert island!! In the Middle Ages, without any cheat codes, the protagonist is a serf. You have no chance to guarantee the protagonist's survival, no chance for development. If you give the protagonist a baronial estate, allowing them to be born a noble, your book can only continue. You said it's the Middle Ages!
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What, you think you can challenge the entire European aristocracy by yourself? What use are serfs who are numb and like puppets, without any intellectual liberation and spiritual enrichment? If you dare to talk to the serfs about opposing the aristocracy and redistributing land today, they'll come and arrest you tomorrow with their noble grandfathers.
The part about building the castle could be expanded upon.
This is supposed to be the main appeal of lord-themed novels, but the author seems to have little knowledge of this aspect and glossed over it. Firstly, most European castles were not built overnight, but developed step by step from infancy. In the early stages of 1.0, The castle was a single tower, longhouse, or even a mill.
Oh no, I can't criticize this. This author really was a medieval serf!
Did you, a serf, ever become a lord? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.
This book revolves around two core points, but I think most people who like it are fans of rural life novels. Today's society is too stressful, and the characters are too complex. Those who enjoy novels are likely looking for a story about a stress-free life in the countryside, seeking solace rather than constant fighting and violence.
The novel map has been updated.
The boundaries and rivers have been refined, and new locations have been added.
Putting aside the risks at the beginning, it's a bit like a text version of the various popular rural life videos from before. I must say, it's quite similar to that Peach Blossom Brothers. It has a kind of Western fantasy Peach Blossom Spring feel to it. The protagonist starts from scratch, has no system, is a serf, doesn't own the land, and isn't even considered a person.
Your romance scenes are so awkwardly written, stop doing them. I'd rather you didn't write them at all; it's gone off-style.