Transported to the Middle Ages

I've only read a few chapters, and I really can't keep going after the part about making springs from wire. If wire can be used to make springs, then what is spring steel used for? To make wire?

Anyone who expects to counter cavalry, especially heavy cavalry, is an idiot! Let me just say this: imagine you're standing on the ground, and ten construction trucks come charging at you – that's what it feels like for a pikeman against cavalry. Do you think competent pikemen are just weeds? You think watching movies and reading novels means you understand what a cavalry charge is?

It's said that it was banned because of erotic content. Things are tense lately, authors should be careful.

The so-called siege towers and the like could only be used in the plains outside Jerusalem. Before the Crusades, the principle for choosing the location of European castles was that they had to be built on sloping, shrub-covered, and never flat terrain. The original purpose was to prevent them from being suppressed by Roman ballistae outside the city.

Comrades, this is a warning about the rushed ending and the main character's forced death. You're welcome.

I've read nearly 35% of it on QQ Reading, and I really can't help but want to complain. But I can't post it there. At first, I could tolerate it. I accepted everything, from springs and iron smelting to building whirlwind cannons, even if I had to grit my teeth and bear it. After all, the protagonist's character is a tech geek with maximum hands-on ability.

There are quite a few flaws. One is that the male protagonist is a bit of a sanctimonious hypocrite. He installs springs on his uncle's carriage—I really want to know, could springs be made by hand in the Middle Ages? The male protagonist tells the blacksmith that he needs to add some tree sap to forge swords, and the blacksmith believes him without even testing it, and even gives him fifteen helmets. I've only read about twenty chapters and I've already seen so many flaws.

Hahaha, I used tokens to read the last chapter. They forcibly killed off the protagonist; it was really forced. Then, back to the modern era, honestly, it cracked me up. I'm so glad I didn't waste my time watching it...

There are too few medieval novels. It's amazing that such a terrible 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