Girl Knight Zero

I stayed up late for two days and read the text (52 chapters). I read it after 11 o'clock and around 1 o'clock. Oh, it was comfortable. I changed the recommendation around chapter 100. The story of the growth of boys and girls (Volume 1), Attack of the Night Stalkers (new book update every day)

Hayao Miyazaki once said: "If a boy strides through the market, I don't think there's anything special about it. But if a girl walks like that, I think it's cool." I particularly feel for this sentence. Because I also like brave and handsome girls! Whenever I see girls fearlessly and courageously moving forward, I feel excited! This book is a passionate comic style work with a girl as the protagonist. The heroine is 14 years old and is at the age of "Not a girl, not yet a woman". Under normal circumstances, girls of this age are still acting coquettishly to their mothers, but the heroine in the book is already going to the battlefield with a sword. She will experience everything that the male protagonist will experience, including cruel training and desperate battles. You will have friends who share weal and woe, and you will also experience partings in life and death. Tears in laughter, laughter in tears, are the main colors of this book. How will she grow up in the end? It's really exciting.

[A Thousand Turns]3 points for storytelling, 2 points for readability, and 1 point for conception. Longboard - The author is a painter, and has drawn exquisite characters for each main character (very good). Not only that, but someone in the comment area also drew a fanart of three girls, with very animated text and character descriptions, and the impression took off immediately. 2 Points. Shortcomings - Of course we cannot ask the author's writing skills to be compared with works of the level of The Son-in-law, The Witch, and Assassin's Creed. In general, the author has created the atmosphere and temperament of a classic passionate animation. It is very easy to read in all aspects and easy to attract fans. But... The sense of rhythm for commercial purposes is a threshold that all literary and film and television works cannot pass. I hope that one day niche literature can also get a good living space. In that case, the world will be much better. Reduce 1 point. 7 Points. This is a novel about another world with a passionate and royal anime style. The heroine and her companions hope to save the world from the cruel "Night Demon". Rather than saying this is a female channel book, it is better to say that it is a passionate royal novel written by a female author that can be read by both men and women. A sentence quoted by the author is particularly exciting-- "If a boy strides through the market, I don't think there's anything special about that. But if a girl walks like that, I think it's cool." - Hayao Miyazaki. Yes, the author is just like us, he likes passionate girls who are fearless and move forward courageously. She believes that in the usual passionate works, even female authors will let the male protagonist change everything, and few people will let the heroine save the world. This time, she wanted to try a fourteen-year-old girl as the protagonist, and let the world see what handsome girls can accomplish. I have to say, this idea is really cool. "Girl Knight Zero" currently has more than 700,000 words. Although the recommended number of weeks is extremely ambitious, it still only has more than 20,000 hits. From my observation, the upper limit of this book is far more than that, it is just limited to the "terrible" traffic in one of the coldest areas of female channels, and it is almost impossible to be discovered. But I think this book should not be overwhelmed just by the beautiful pictures drawn by the author and the fans in the comment area, not to mention the serious attitude of the author between the lines, the sincerity that can be visualized in both the main and secondary characters (the author has drawn the characters), and the look and feel that clearly breaks through the high-quality line. Probably every reader who has ever been exposed to two-dimensional or Western literature has little resistance to this style of writing. Generally speaking, I like this style (probably because I have written similar ones before.) And I particularly agree with this concept. I really hope that this book can stand out, at least let more people have the opportunity to know about this work that wants to write about hot-blooded girls, and about this author who likes hot-blooded girls. Unlike the top ten books in this list, which are either classics or popular masterpieces, "Girl Knight Zero" is just an "insignificant" small work. But I think what the author wants to express is not necessarily simpler than any other book. I hope there will be more and more authors like this, and I hope every serious author can realize his or her dream. Supplement: The mid to late game is too good to be true.