The Wolf Pack of Sarlaf
萨尔拉夫的狼群
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Ah, as a rare Western fantasy transmigration novel, its light and airy writing style, character portrayal, and gentle plot all bring joy and relaxation.
The descriptions are meticulous! The details are carefully crafted! The character development is excellent! The author has worked incredibly hard! Their pursuit of perfection is admirable! Helen is fantastic! This is truly an isekai novel that meets all my requirements, far surpassing similar works. Importantly, its creator is a Chinese writer, one who strives for detail and truth.
Aside from the rushed ending (which felt like a letdown), it was still quite good. Actually, I think this style could learn a thing or two from "Release That Witch," with more lighthearted and humorous parts. The beginning was quite enjoyable.
Like "Dark Light," it was buried by ratings for a long time. It emerged from the dust and came into my hands. The content is like spring wood, unlike most online novels which are all the same (in terms of writing style and setting).
The beginning was exceptionally well-written, but the rushed ending was a bit of a letdown. It's such a good book, what a pity! But it's still definitely worth reading.
I really love this style of book. The details, in particular, give it a very realistic feel. It's probably the best book I've ever read. It's a shame so few people have read it (><)
This book really touched me. Maybe it was the protagonist's growth story, the plot's development, or the wolf girl who lost her tail in the previous chapter 😏, or even the happy ending for the lovers. For a moment, I was completely overwhelmed. Now, I feel indifferent towards other novels, and even life feels dull and boring. What should I do? I'm experiencing a reading slump! I really want to find another novel like this 😭😭
If this is a debut work, it's quite good QAQ. Much better than those wish-fulfillment novels. Besides, bad endings aren't uncommon; why waste time on this if you have such high standards?
Just a quick rant: There's no such thing as an upgrade system for European titles, right? Many authors who use European titles have this misconception. However, you can keep adding titles; someone like the protagonist could be called Knight XX, Viscount of Mulin Tower, Baron XXX, meaning the protagonist owns this land and all related rights associated with it. Also, a knight isn't the lowest rank of nobility.
Judging solely from the content and plot, I think this book is quite good. Firstly, the character of Gallup is well-developed, and secondly, the depiction of battles during the war is excellent. However, if I had to nitpick, it would be the abrupt ending. I initially wanted to give it four stars, but after finishing it, I really can't bring myself to do so. But at least we got a happy ending from the author; well, congratulations on the completion!