Transported to the Middle Ages

I just read a few chapters and saw that I couldn't stand using iron wire to make springs. If iron wire can be used as a spring, what is spring steel used for? Do you want to make wire?

The one who expects to defeat the cavalry is SB, especially the one who defeats the heavy cavalry, ignorant! Let me just say one thing, you stand on the ground and 10 engineering mud trucks drive over from the opposite side. This is how a spearman feels when facing a cavalry. You think qualified spearmen are just weeds! I thought I would understand what a cavalry charge is after reading the movie and novel! In the past, when there was a militia cavalry company on the side of Zang, watching them train, with just a few people sprinting, the feeling of standing on the side was scarier than in the movies. What's more, it's the heavy cavalry of the West with tall heads and horses. People who say that the arms are incompatible are usually military-illiterates, and they take it seriously when they hear other people say it in game movies. Those described in history are actually people who commanded well and were good at using the terrain. The steel monsters, whose weight is calculated in tons, charge at you and a group of people use sticks to defeat each other. How funny!

It is said that it was blocked because of the h-text. It has been in the limelight recently, so the author should be careful.

So-called siege towers and the like can only be used in pure plain areas outside the city of Jerusalem. Before the Crusades, the site selection principle for European castles was that they must be built on slopes and bush-covered areas that are not flat. The original purpose was to prevent Roman crossbows from being struck outside the city. After being suppressed by artillery projectiles and being shot by the Roman legions N times with various machines, the Germans specialized in siege defense. In the German territory, in fact, even in the territory of the Frank Empire, and even in the British Isles, you will never find a castle that allows you to use the kind of Roman siege towers.

Comrades, this is a bad ending and the protagonist is forcibly killed. No need to thank me.

I have read nearly 35% of it on QQ Reading, and I really can't help but want to complain. But it can't be published there. At the beginning, I could still endure it. I just pinched my nose and recognized the springs, iron making, and tornado cannons. After all, the protagonist is a technical geek with maximum hands-on ability. But later on, the character became more and more disintegrated. The author should be a fan of ice and fire, which can be vaguely seen from the large number of specious settings, characters, and plots. He wanted his story to be as brilliant as Binghuo's, but he thought that forced grafting was not advisable. Let's talk about the protagonist. The first part was pretty normal. As a modern person, I have a bit of aversion to medieval chivalry, the lord system, the divine right of kings, etc. But why does it feel like I've been brainwashed later? This is inconsistent, and the gameplay of roping yourself in is really a masterstroke. After the protagonist clearly learned that the businessman Jeff had conspired to kill his own uncle and was complicit in the monk who imprisoned his mother, he actually gave him the opportunity to grow and prosper with confidence, and even handed over all the export trade of his own products to him, which once led to his own financial deficit. As a last resort, I beheaded Jeff with tears, but he didn't finish it yet. How holy is this!

There are quite a few poisonous points. One of them is that the male pig's trotters are a bit like a bitch. The male pig's trotters installed springs on the carriage of his uncle, the dean of the church. I really want to know if springs can be made by hand in the Middle Ages? The male pig's trotter told the blacksmith what kind of tree sap should be added to forge the sword. The blacksmith believed the male pig's trotter without saying anything and did not test it. He also gave the male pig's trotter fifteen helmets. In just twenty chapters, he saw so many poisonous points.

Hahahaha, I used tokens to read the last chapter. I forced the protagonist to die. It was really forced and then returned to modern times. To be honest, I laughed to death. Fortunately, I didn't waste time reading it.,,,,

There are too few medieval novels. Such a rubbish novel has such a high score.

It's really shit. Log in to your account immediately and start complaining. The protagonist's father scolded him and he's about to leave the family. I'm so fucking speechless. It's just to advance the plot. It's really disgusting