Frost Crown

It has a strong fantasy flavor, follows the rules but does not have the same plot. It is the gold of tomatoes and worth watching. It feels like it has fallen into the cliché of mage and wizard novels since the middle period. The protagonist only becomes stronger for the sake of becoming stronger or for a crisis, the plot becomes boring, and the previous world view and background creation are also swept into the trash can. It feels like a pity. Moreover, the protagonist is a person who values ​​friendship and friends, and the elves are not very helpful to the protagonist. He has very good elf friends, but is inexplicably cold towards the elves, which seems to make little sense logically. I feel like this is also the author's trial work. Overall, it's average. If you use it to kill time, it's 100 points.

This is very exciting, very rigorous, and very clear. It is a very wonderful novel with a Western science fiction theme. But why is no one watching? There are so few reminders. I hope more people will see it and remind me so that the author can update it quickly.

Yes, this book has a place if it's rated 9 or above

I like it, it fits my idea of ​​a different world adventure

Western fantasy and magic, in line with otherworld adventure novels (you can read it, it doesn't cost any money anyway, you might just like it!) I highly recommend it („ಡωಡ„) Shuan Q

The subject matter and content are quite good. I hope the author can stick to it and make more updates.

A magical story full of fairy tale atmosphere. Although there are a lot of typos and flaws, it is still quite good overall.

It can be said to be the best among Tomato's many Western fantasy novels.

This book is very detailed and well-written. It's not like a master can't write this kind of book.

It's good, but it's too young. It was written from birth, and the protagonist is like a passerby.