Barbarians Are No Good at Fistfighting

According to common theory, mental retardation should be mainly a hardware problem (brain) rather than a software problem (soul)

After reading the current series, I think this book is more of an imaginary historical text than a Western fantasy adventure. The author's description of the local geography is very good, including the regional geographical management structure, local customs and customs. However, adventure narratives such as battle descriptions and emotional descriptions are indeed relatively bland and lack tension. It's quite palatable to me. Even if the book itself is a travelogue, it would be great. But as someone who likes adventure, it may be a bit bland.

Very good, a bit interesting, the world view is quite fascinating, and the characters are okay

It seems that the protagonist is almost a pure support. Without the heroine beside him, it is equivalent to being half disabled.

After reading it, I feel pretty good. The only drawback is that the heroine's affection for the hero is a bit abrupt. It would have been better if there was more plot foreshadowing.

It's actually grass jelly…

Can the protagonist leave this novice village and stop participating in the rebellion? Wouldn't it be better to just leave? Rather than this kind of civil strife plot, wouldn't it be better to travel to the mainland?

There seems to be something wrong with the introduction, and it cannot be corrected for the time being.

It's great. The plot is getting better and better.

I can't vote for the monthly ticket, but I'll give you the recommendation vote. In the current turbulent environment here, I really like this new book