It's an alright novel, good idea but doesn't really stack up. My main problems come during chap 29 - 30. The "village" if you can call it that has the counsel house, bandit hideout, and 5 houses. If you read ANY kingdom-building novel then you understand at the start everyone pulls there weight to help build the foundation. However, the Author ignores all this and is already trying to build the currency. This is by far the stupidest thing I've seen and has annoyed tf outta me. It's not even the worst part, he pays the military and bandits but then ignores the normal workers, the farmers etc how does this make sense? Also, he then gives out all the food etc for free without putting a price on them. Doing this, why tf is he paying his people than when there is nothing to buy? You're literally just giving money away to someone who it will hold no value to. Instead of investing it to build up the foundations more and giving them better-living conditions. Adding onto this he is not treating everyone equally by just paying the military witch will then lead to outrage. He then wonders how he is so fcking broke. Another thing that is stupid is that the only way he can gain more of the money easily is to trade mystical items to the system which is explained as cornerstones of kingdoms, clans, empires.... No need for me to explain how stupid this is. Finally, the last straw for me is when he traded his food supply for a tiny bit of money that he shouldn't have even lost in the first place. For a village that was wondering how they will survive for more than 13 days to then trade their food supply for money (which the villagers have), it just doesn't make sense to me... food is essential for tiny villages. Adding onto this further any situation the mc finds himself in even if he himself from his own stupidity got him there is magically worked out by the system. Other than these things it was a great novel with an interesting idea. I loved the idea of a magical kingdom in the desert hidden from all. Plus it was interesting what lay further in the desert and the enemies witch lay near. Just couldn't stand the stupidity that I mentioned before.
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You need to be acquainted with mount and blade for all of this to make sense. There is no RL logic here, it is more about game logic.
Great comment, have my upvote sir. If every comment on webnovel was so informative I wouldn't need to read 20 pages and check other sites :P
I thought this was original novel thou and not a fanfiction?
It is original novel with mount and blade system. So i guess half and half? All his system interactions follow m&b logic (separate currency, weekly pay for troops, system items, buildings, refugees etc. ), while his RL interactions follow RL logic.
Seems like he really doesn't know about Mount and Blade and doesn't really care either despite having it in sypnosis.
So it's basically a mount and blade walkthrough written as a novel but the one playing is too ******** into RP
Have you ever even played mount and balde warband
It's about a guy who got reincarnated with a mount and blade system.
Lol it's not mentioned anywhere in the synopsis, that it's a M&B story...
