The Bard Fantasizes Again

Did you spend money to brush it? Why so many good reviews? At the end of the second chapter and at the beginning of the third chapter, I was told to quit. What did you say at the beginning that you were hungry, weak or something, but then instead of eating, you went to bang the table and play?

It's really good-looking, although I skipped directly to read the poems written by the protagonist.

A supporting character who received a lot of attention in the early stage was casually written to death, and more than one chapter was spent on making up a touching story. The writing is so good. But fortunately, this plot appeared before it was put on the shelves to prevent readers from wasting their money, so I added one star.

The writing is good, but I still don't like this kind of auxiliary protagonist style, which is constantly on the verge of death. He even issued a knife from time to time and slipped away. It's annoying to read a novel.

A fantasy novel that you can read 1. The male protagonist is a bard. He participates in adventures, records stories and obtains magic. 2. When the male protagonist graduates from the bard academy, he either becomes a jester to sing praises to the lord or a spy. The scope of employment is really narrow. Many bards are illegitimate sons of nobles and have received certain martial arts training. They work as knights, knights' squires, and officials of lords' territories. The scope of employment should not be so narrow. 3. The male protagonist is not very powerful. He said that he can fight with goblins. In the Middle Ages or in the world of this book, there must be bandits and monsters. The protagonist is very lucky to have come so far without being killed. The protagonist doesn't have any money, his predecessor doesn't speak nice words, and his singing isn't very nice. How can he find food after traveling such a long distance? 4. When the male protagonist first arrived in the town, he sang poems cursing the lord in public places in the tavern and won praises from the drunkards in the tavern. The mercenaries participated in the management of the town on behalf of the lord. Although some mercenaries also participated in cursing the lord, weren't they afraid that someone would leak the information and pursue him? After all, the lord's territory was the largest. 5. The first skill the male protagonist acquires is the art of making friends. It is easy to persuade the other party during the use, but afterwards the other party will know that he has been teased with magic. In order to save the only fan, Beast Ear Girl, the fan was framed, and the mercenary knew that it was a frame-up, so he had to eliminate Beast Ear Girl on trumped-up charges. The protagonist confidently felt that the mercenaries did not use lynching to kill Beast Ear Girl, but put Beast Ear Girl in the public for approval on trumped-up charges, which was a sign of respecting the rules. Now, I can use my friend-making skills with confidence, and I am not afraid of the mercenaries turning their backs later. In fact, the mercenaries are using trumped-up charges to frame the trial and want to eliminate the beast-eared girl. Maybe there are some rules, but really not much. After using the friend-making skills for one minute, I know that I have been teased by magic and there is a possibility of falling out.

A fine novel, except for some middle school students and literary youth

The most annoying thing about western fantasy novels is the name.

It's really pretty, it smells like a poet

It's very interesting, the story is complete, and it feels like an adventure in another world.

One of the worst DND articles I have ever read. It smells like a literary youth, and the power system is also a mess. I don't know how it got a score of 7.8.