Game of Thrones: The Druid

Yes, I have an indescribable feeling

Very well written. It doesn't look like it was written by a Chinese. The content is exciting and the characters are well drawn. It doesn't look like an online novel. It's of a very high standard. I've roughly read through all three books. The story concept is really good,

It's really good, maybe because it's not my favorite kind of work in my heart, but the works are by no means comparable to those shoddy works, because although I like some of the themes, they are too shoddy. At least the author's efforts are worthy of my five stars.

It feels very in line with the setting of the world of ice and fire. It is very rational. It does not have the fetters of human ties of Chinese people. It is simple and straightforward in feelings, and has a European and American flavor. It uses the religious conflict in the original work as the entry point. It is very novel.

It's pretty good. The Western fantasy flavor is very authentic, and there is no grammatical discomfort caused by the translation of body language. It is a well-localized fan novel.

Very good, the first time I saw this kind of book on Tomato

The book is quite nice, but there are too few people there. If no one comes to read it, it will probably become a bit boring.

This is not a book about looking for beauties and nonsense. The author is really serious about writing, and his literary level is quite high. In Game of Thrones, it's nice to see the protagonist's step-by-step growth, rather than being invincible right out of the gate. It's really speechless to see that trust between people can only be maintained through magic. The protagonist also particularly likes to show off his magic. In Game of Thrones, all the high-profile and arrogant people die, and those who survive are basically calm. You can't always let the protagonist be in the limelight. It's better to be low-key. Being in the limelight and having to lie constantly is not something you bring upon yourself. It's boring to lie all the time, so you should be more honest. I hope it won't fall into the cliché of constantly trying to be in the limelight. The story should have a main line and the protagonist should have some worthwhile pursuits, instead of just doing high-profile things at the age of a 9-year-old child and acting like a stickman. Maybe he is regarded as a monster and secretly eliminated by the academy, so what's the point? The academy prohibits magic, so what's the benefit of a 9-year-old kid showing off his magic everywhere? Before the main plot appeared, it could only have four stars at most.

The plot is expanded along the story line of Game of Thrones. The characters are very well portrayed and all the plots are clearly narrated. It is a very good story script.

The author is so miserable, he hasn't even read this novel [laughs] Well~ this novel is quite interesting.