Western Fantasy: A Half-Elf's Journey

I started reading novels in the fifth grade of elementary school, and it has been more than ten years now. My biggest feeling is that you must not stop reading her just because a book has no ending. Just ask for ten and get one or two. No one can force perfection.

It's a rare Western fantasy, I support it, but it does have a lot of problems. It doesn't follow the three golden chapters, and many sentences are too scattered. If you read it as a separate paragraph, it will be more like prose than a novel. I can understand the author's desire to describe the world in his mind in more detail, but it does drag on a bit. But I still hope the author can keep writing, come on!

To be honest, this is a novel with a relatively large world view. The author's writing style is actually average and there is a lot of room for improvement. The literary color of Western fantasy is expressed. I hope the author can treat the book as his own child and raise it as an adult.

It's very soothing, like pure music, but I can't read it if I'm agitated.

It's a very good Western fantasy. I hope the author will stick to it. I will always support you.

How many chapters has the protagonist been found by those two elves?

A calm tone, appropriate humor, and a style just like walking on a field road, with occasional ripples.

Not bad, look at the introduction. Did Lake die later? The heroine has turned dark.

The author is great, I will follow you until the end of this book, you will not be alone

I hope I can stick to it