You’re Using Maids to Govern Your Domain?

The first thing I thought of when I saw this title was the maid mod of Europa Universalis.

How should I put it? The protagonist's magic talent is above average, there are no cheats, he is surrounded by enemies, he has a lot of foreign debts, and he doesn't have much money. The people below him don't listen to instructions or announcements, and it's hard to see that he has the strength to develop the territory. Moreover, the territory does not know what specialties can be developed. The negative buffs are stacked up, there is no positive buff, and the strength is unknown. There are problems with the slaves he bought. The merchant (background unknown, currently a merchant) dares to shoot him even if he knows that he is a lord. It can be said that there is no one around him except the two brothers and sisters. If you like to play difficult comeback games, you can try this.

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The novel starts off too aggressively, and we don't see much of the maid. What is the protagonist's golden finger? Who can see the prospects for development in a territory that has neither soldiers nor power (the people below will not listen to the propaganda), huge debts, and even faces disasters from barbarian wars? There is no golden finger, but the article that is more realistic does not write the authenticity. The characters are very flat, just labels stuck together. My feeling is that the author wanted to create a dilemma at the beginning, but he tried too hard. He wanted to make it more realistic, but the character creation was not good.

But how to develop, how much debt we need to owe, and how to have a good harvest in this world with low productivity. How can you defeat the enemy if your personal force is not strong, and you are still in debt even now? How do you write like this? It's also difficult to attract people to read the published chapters.

It didn't match my expectations. I thought it was a script about a strong maid taking a weak grandpa to fly.

I'd say it's bad. The writing and plot are all on the level, and the characterization is okay But if I'd say it's good, it always feels dry and has no exciting points. After a few chapters, I have no desire to continue reading.

I'll give it a while. After reading dozens of chapters, I felt it was quite empty. It lacked something, like a low word count, but it wasn't too difficult to read. I'll read it in one go when there are one or two hundred unread chapters. I recommend you to submit it first.

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The stall is too big, there is no hanging, there are pits everywhere, it is not very poisonous or very refreshing.