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I saw someone in the book review area expressed displeasure, saying that since the Chivalry War, the protagonist seems to have become passive and his level has dropped. I didn’t intend to make it so clear, but since I have said it all, I will also give a unified answer here. a bit.

First of all, the protagonist's initiative in the early stage was because he was alone at the time, without any worries, and he didn't need to think about many things, so he had a lot of time to think about what to do to benefit him, what to do to get more benefits, when there is He seized the opportunity to change his destiny without hesitation.

Later, in the chivalry war, the protagonist can take the initiative because he is active in the war. Whether to choose to return to aid is his choice, so he can weigh the pros and cons, consider the cause and effect, and then think about the solution, so he takes the initiative.

Later, the king's malicious order made him know in advance, but his position changed, he became the passive party, and he was no longer a person, but a lord. His reputation has been damaged. Since he has the support of the Lake Lady, he will naturally respond to all changes without change, because the king's plan cannot be successful. If he publicly expresses his opposition and disobedience without the king's order, wouldn't that be giving others a handle? , he was only a baron.

As for this war, why did the protagonist ask François for advice? That is because this war is passive. The vampire side is the active one, and the protagonist and others are passive. The protagonist does not have the ability to predict, and the baron is not a man. He has a very high title, it's not that he has worked hard, but just like the problems he encountered, he is not enough to command all the nobles in the entire kingdom. The nobles recognize him but will not obey him.

So he can only see the tricks and find ways to take the initiative to attack. Infiltrating Mu Xilong and burning the siege weapons are one of them, changing from passive to active.

But there are also things that he did not expect. The protagonist did not expect to meet the Red Duke in the siege camp and successfully kill him, so of course he did not expect the consequences of destroying the Red Duke. After the Duke, he ran for his life, and the protagonist was injured. In this case, the protagonist cannot have time to think about the cause and effect and the far-reaching influence. The reader's perspective is God's perspective, but Ryan is not. He is just a 30-40 year old mentally Man, as François said, if he has been in the position of great noble for twenty years, he naturally knows what to do, but this is his third year as a baron, he was born in Nord, He was educated by the nobles of the empire, but he is now the lord of Brittania.

Different countries have different laws and different rules.

By chance, Francois came.

Of course, Ryan will ask the Duke for advice and ask him to explain it for himself, because for Francois, Ryan who made a marriage contract with his daughter is no longer an outsider, and it is also for Ryan, so Ryan can no longer use the story. Instead of making gestures or playing tricks, he directly asked Francois for advice.

The Warhammer world is different from the general world. Many countries can be destroyed by chaos under the condition of great unification. Once the civil war breaks out, the demise of the country is almost doomed. The accumulation of hundreds of years or even longer will be lost. who? Serfs who never had military training and lacked firm faith?

Those are the leading parties of chaos and undead.

Ryan knew that he must not start a civil war, and as far as his baronship was concerned, he had no ability to expand, because every piece of land, every corner of the entire kingdom, whether there were people or not, had a nominal owner.

So the way left for him is to climb up until he becomes the kingdom's...

I don't need to say any more, do I?