Lord of Ashes
灰烬领主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy & Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Supreme-Level Book Drought, No T0-Level Novels Need Apply
Looking for Masterpieces, but Not Anything on the Recommendation Rankings
Don't recommend anything where the protagonist's surname is Ye or Ling, where the protagonist has a cute little sister, or where the protagonist is a bleeding-heart do-gooder. In short, no stupid novels. The darker and more ruthless, the better! Kill, kill, kill!!!
I’m Out of Top-Tier Lord Novels to Read (Beginners, Stay Away)
Fantasy Novels Set on Another Continent, with Magic and Swordsmen
Isekai, lordship.
Advanced Recs for Readers in a Slump (Beginners Keep Out)
Any Novels About Following the Demonic Path and Becoming a God Through Killing? I'm Out of Things to Read
Demonic cultivation, fantasy, or urban fiction are all fine.
High-Quality Novels Rated 9.5 or Above on Tomato
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to a World of Swords and Magic? Preferably as a Mage
I've run out of books to read lately.
Western Fantasy, Otherworlds, Swords and Sorcery
Something more conventional, with a grander worldbuilding. That’s about it.
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?
True Gems Recommended by Lifelong Bookworms
Looking for stories like The People Who Came and Went Through My Life. A genuinely good book.
A Masterpiece Can Never Be Buried; It Simply Blooms Like a Lotus in the Mud
Looking for books like "The Rogue Imperial Tutor". Books are like the world: grass born by the shore can keep itself above vulgarity, but a lotus growing in the mud can also bloom brilliantly, far more beautiful and splendid than grass. Bring out your masterpieces, the hidden gems that have been overlooked.
Books That Seem Ordinary but Turn Out to Be Masterpieces
Some books get hyped into popularity, while some masterpieces are overlooked or buried. But everyone has different tastes, shaped by age, environment, and personality. Everyone has their own personal 9.9-rated masterpiece.
Lord-Building Stories With a Slow Growth Arc, No Unique Troop Type from the Start
Not the kind where it's all “from the start, the only hidden unit” and “SSS-rank talent,” then the protagonist is ridiculously powerful from the start with everyone losing their intelligence. I'd like some clever mind games instead.
Desperate for Something to Read: Tomato Masterpieces, I've Tried Them All (Don't Recommend Yi Shou Zhan Shen or Da Li)
Looking for an Underrated Masterpiece That Isn't on Any Rankings. I Don't Care About the Score, Just Make Sure It's Good
Beginners Stay Out, 2,000+ Hours Required
No amateurish writing. Ideally one heroine, and preferably mature content. A System is fine if it plays only a minor role.
Western Fantasy Setting, Mages, Fully Developed Worldbuilding
I'd like to read something like "Lord of Ashes". 1. A Western fantasy novel with a mage protagonist, preferably one who has creative ideas about magic and can develop their own unique magic or spellcasting system, like "Throne of Magical Arcana" by Cuttlefish. 2. A magic-and-farming story, preferably one that...
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 Masterpieces of Original Western Fantasy?
Any Hidden Gems That Get More Addictive the More You Read?
Transmigration, Humans, Elves, Beastfolk, Gods and Demons, Dwarves, and Goblins
Any stories about someone who transmigrates and cultivates immortality or divinity, or learns martial arts in another world?
Any Masterpieces Rated 9.7 or Higher? Bring Them On!
Looking for Great Reads Rated 9.0 or Higher with Over 400,000 Reads
I want to read books similar to You Rejected My Confession, So Why Are You Crying Now That I’m Leaving?
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The knight is here, haha. Locke Uemoto takes us all the way to appreciate the wizarding world from the perspective of a knight. This time it is from the perspective of a mage [laughing] Uemoto is really enjoyable to read. The chapter is long enough, author, come on! As long as you can update, I will keep reading [laughing] It's not enough anymore. . . When I read the first book, I could tell that the author was very ambitious and laid a lot of traps. The world view is huge and very appealing to my taste. (There are no ridiculous things, such as being able to herd sheep on top of your head. I personally hate these things. I usually give up on books like this.) It's really real. I hope I can persevere and don't write too much. I'm already planning to go back and read the first part again. It's not enough to watch at all -_-||
I finally have this book, first a five-star critical hit 👍 Come on Xiaodou, you are the only author I am willing to follow. Let me make it clear that I am not a brainless person, I am a 3000-hour old bookworm. Mom, am I going to get angry? 😏
This is one of the few Western novels about swords and magic that I have read in the past five years that suits my taste. The most important thing is that he has a harem!!!
Having read Knight's Journey, I feel like it's another very good long novel.
I originally thought that the author borrowed from Knight's Journey because when I clicked on the author's works column, I only saw one book. If the reader hadn't asked me to read the name, I would have been kept in the dark. It turned out to be an old author. The writing is delicate, coherent and true. It is an absolute good book. The background is also very grand and interesting. This is the only two books that I think are very good. Absolute five-star praise, no regrets [you read carefully]
From Knight's March, it's so beautiful!
For this book, maybe I can summarize it this way: an interesting cultivation system, an interesting grand world, and interesting stories. It is a good book that will make people addicted and fascinated after reading it!!!
Give me 5 stars first, cheers Xiaodou 👍 I just watched the beginning, and Thain's appearance is very good! He is calm and decisive in battle, it would be a pity not to be a black magician [OK] When you become a disciple, your words and deeds are appropriate, small things can make a big difference, and you can expect growth [Learned]
It's great to read your Knight's Journey, including this Lord of Ashes setting.
I've been reading it for a long time, Xiaodou, and I like reading your books. I read Knight's Journey with fascination. It's really good, especially the second one. It really touched my heart. First of all, it's the wizard I like. Secondly, it continues the grand world view of the previous book. I'm really curious about the author's brain circuit that can write such a magical book, but it's still too slow. Please read more. Ask the author what the group number is for his book club