Mount & Blade Lord: Starting in a Fantasy Apocalypse

Instead of setting the world's laws to be ineffective and thermal weapons to be ineffective, it would be better to change it to a world where everyone travels to a destroyed world filled with monsters. The thermal weapons on the body are limited, and they are all used up, which is more reasonable.

The problem with the previous book is the same as this one. I like to write about human nature and group portraits, but I don't try to create the protagonist.

Author, I don't quite understand your time-travel setting, but it's a bit strange that among your more than 500 people there isn't even one person related to engineering? ? Although I don't know how big the city you set is, any county in our country now has more than 100,000 people. And since there is a construction site, there must be relevant workers. Are they all dead in 3 months? There are only a bunch of people left who seem to have never received nine years of compulsory education? ?

Gunpowder weapons are kinetic energy weapons, and electrical energy is electromagnetic conversion. So I'm curious, does the inability to use it mean that the chemical reaction of gunpowder cannot be reflected due to the participation of elementary particles from another world, or does it mean that kinetic energy weapons are actually effective. Is the failure of electromagnetic conversion caused by changes in the constants in Maxwell's equations, or is it caused by different elementary particles? If the basic particles are different, how do people in the past live on the earth?

Since the release of Kingdom of Heaven 2, I have visually estimated that there have been more than a dozen fanfics, and the only one that has landed smoothly is your book. 🙂

It is impossible for thermal weapons to fail, because thermal weapons are, to put it bluntly, the most fundamental manifestation of the power of magic. Without gunpowder, explosives, and steam, even if there is no steam and air, how can thermal weapons fail?

After reading Chapter 60, I can see the advantages, but the protagonist's thoughts and feelings have not changed yet. As a lord, it is a bit like a nanny. I protect ordinary people, and ordinary people create value for me. The protagonist gives me the feeling that I should protect ordinary people. This is great but unrealistic. There is no interest tied up. Obviously you can arrange for that woman to manage ordinary people. The protagonist is responsible for the system soldiers. Ordinary people only need to create value for you. Sometimes it feels very hypocritical to say something about sacrificing oneself for others. To be honest, ordinary people cannot create value. Will you accept it? It wastes soldiers to protect and distribute food. And manage them without chaos. Isn't it a waste of time? If you don't have the ambition to conquer the world, you will become three different. As for ordinary people, they just create gold coins for themselves. Don't think about it. I don't rely on the system. I personally feel disgusted. I personally feel that ordinary people are really loyal without system soldiers 🙂

This magic power interferes with modern electronic and chemical industry just like magic stick particles, right?

It's weird. You want to say these monsters are powerful. Ordinary people who can fight them don't want them. You want to say they're not powerful. The monsters didn't kill all the monsters in a small building with only a few floors. There is actually an old man alive on the 5th floor. The defense of the residential building does not need to be so strong.

Everything written so far is okay, but the protagonist's sense of presence is too low, especially when commanding battles. Why should the soldiers question the lord's orders? There is also trouble to strengthen the protagonist's combat power 🙂