
Beyond the Blade and the Sword
刀与剑的彼方
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Fantasy, Church, Sword and Sorcery, Young Girls
The protagonist is a church saint. Transformation stories are fine too.
Looking for Western Fantasy Novels
I’ve been into Western fantasy lately: elves, beast girls, gods, magic, and an interesting fantasy world. Does anyone have any good Western fantasy novels to share?
Why Are All the Highly Rated Western Fantasy Stories About Farming?
I'm looking for other kinds of Western fantasy.
Looking for an Underrated Masterpiece That Isn't on Any Rankings. I Don't Care About the Score, Just Make Sure It's Good
Looking for Another World's Adventurer Novels
Looking for books like Life in Another World, Starting with a Goblin Siege. Ideally, the story should make sense, without dumbed-down characters. Just a normal, well-written novel.
Looking for Epic Western Fantasy: Adventure or Lordship Stories Are Both Fine
Looking for books similar to *Struggling in the World I Wrote*.
Looking for Good Western Fantasy: Swords and Sorcery, Nobles, Adventurers, Warriors, and Mages
I want books similar to Another World: From the Start, I Captured a Female Knight.
Any Good Single-Female-Lead High Fantasy?
Or something that's already got lots of chapters but still has plenty of potential. Western fantasy or a single female love interest would both be fine.
Western Fantasy, Otherworlds, Swords and Sorcery
Something more conventional, with a grander worldbuilding. That’s about it.
Isn’t a World of Swords and Magic More Exciting?
Looking for a story where the protagonist starts out with super-tier magic and gets stacked with countless buffs. Hahaha.
Looking for Western Fantasy
Western fantasy means Western-style fantasy, not Journey to the West. It refers to a world that brings together angels, demons, dragons, elves, magic, knights, and the like. For reference, see Son of Light.
Any Novels with a European Medieval Setting, Lords, Knights, and Magic?
European medieval-style lords, knights, and magic, along with conflicts between territories and struggles for supremacy between nations.
After Evil Spirit Catcher and City of Beasts, Tomato Hasn't Had a Good Book. Disagree? Come Debate Me
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After reading it for a while, I really enjoyed this kind of leisurely story. This book also just satisfies my fantasy of traveling. Why is there no one with such a good book?
It's a very good book. The world view is very attractive and the writing is very delicate. However, I always feel a little regretful after reading it. I hope the author can write more extra stories, such as the new marriage between Irene and the protagonist, and the lives of other supporting characters.
I finished reading this book after reading it for a month. Overall, the writing style of this book is very good, but I think the most outstanding thing is the world view of this book, which is really fascinating. The ending ends abruptly. Maybe the author wants to leave us some room for imagination, but it feels like there are many tails left, such as the Eastern Continent, the Lord of the Holy Sword, the final destination of the protagonist, etc. But there is no denying that this book is wonderful. Highly recommended! ! !
The world view is grand, and it looks very comfortable. Although I only watched a little bit, it feels very good, and it feels like a jobless reincarnation in another world.
The follow-up is still very exciting, the story is grand in scale, and many characters have already come to mind. I would like to write a sequel about One-Eyed Allen and his Eastern companions.
It's good, but there are too many holes left unfilled. The past of the puppeteer and the fortune teller, the prophecy of the water elf king
It feels like a Western fantasy adventure story. The plot is a very orthodox adventure story about a hero's journey of growth. The description of the article is described in a third-person narration tone. It may lack a sense of substitution compared to most first-person perspectives, but once you get used to it, you will still be attracted by the plot.
It's a very good book. I've only read a little bit so far. It has a grand world view. Good-looking, good-looking, really good-looking
The narrative skills and text structure coherence are obviously stronger than most other authors. They should have studied or trained in this area. However, accordingly, it is less interesting and there is a bit too much emphasis on shaping Irene's lively character. However, the overall writing style is excellent. I give it four stars. Come on.
Tomato shouldn't have such a quality book