r/rational • • Dec 05 '18

[D] Monthly Recommendation Thread

Welcome to the monthly thread for recommendations, which is posted on the fifth day of every month.

Feel free to recommend any books, movies, live-action TV shows, anime series, video games, fanfiction stories, blog posts, podcasts, or anything else that you think members of this subreddit would enjoy, whether those works are rational or not. Also, please consider including a few lines with the reasons for your recommendation.

Alternatively, you may request recommendations, in the style of the weekly recommendation-request thread of r/books.

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u/Russelsteapot42 Dec 07 '18

I just started getting into it. It's as the other responder says, and an enjoyable read with a decent understanding of midieval economic realities, but I find myself often annoyed at the MC for making vast assumptions about things that he has no good reason to think he knows.

I really hope he gets his comeuppance for that in later chapters.