An Epic of the Eastern Continent
东陆史诗
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 734k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Western Fantasy With Noble Lords, Dragons, Magical Beasts, Beast Tamers, and Racial Wars
Looking for books like *The Fairy Bugs and Gem Dragons of the Merlin Family*.
Western Fantasy with Empires, Elves, Dragons, Knights, and Magic
Fantasy Novels Set on Another Continent, with Magic and Swordsmen
Isekai, lordship.
Tribes, Farming, Development: Come Share Your Recommendations!!!
The protagonist transmigrates to a primitive tribe and starts developing it through farming, gradually bringing everyone under one rule. System stories need not apply. A golden finger is fine as long as it isn't too over-the-top.
I’m Out of Top-Tier Lord Novels to Read (Beginners, Stay Away)
Medieval Fantasy, Mount & Blade, Magic, Alchemy, Dragons, Multiple Races, and Lordship
Looking for Western Fantasy With Elves, Succubi, Battle Aura, and Magic
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.
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?
Any Novels About Western Aristocrats, Preferably Set in Europe?
For example, otome novels with a Western literary style
The Protagonist Can See Others' Talents and Build a Team by Buying Slaves or Recruiting the Gifted
The protagonist can see other people's aptitudes and builds a power by buying slaves or recruiting talented people. Ideally, it should be set in a world with a system of noble titles.
Any Stories with a Medieval Knight in Full Plate Armor Wielding a Two-Handed Greatsword, with Some Magic?
Lord-Building: Only Basic Troops, Infantry, Cavalry, and Archers; No Talents; Mass Recruitment
Looking for a book like *National War: My Resources Are Just a Little Bit Plentiful*.
Territory-Building Novels with Rigorous Stats
Looking for a territory-expansion novel with reasonably rigorous numbers. Don't recommend one if the stats are inconsistent or the protagonist has items they never use.
Lordship + Nobility + Armies + Conquest + Magic + Knights
Novels about feudal lords and nobles in medieval Europe.
Looking for Detailed War Scenes, with Enough Combatants, a Grand Scale, and Excellent Battle Descriptions
Above all, I want high-quality scene descriptions that really get the adrenaline pumping!
A Magical World of Elves, Goblins, Humans, Orcs, Dwarves, and More!
Lord-Survival Stories Focused on Building a Faction and Expanding Territory?
You can use this new book as a reference. It's really well written. The protagonist grows stronger, but that's not the main focus! The important thing is building up their faction!
Novels Based on the Mount & Blade Series
Are there any novels based on the Mount and Blade series? Please recommend some.
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.
Any Stories Set in Medieval Western Europe Featuring Princesses, Knights, Counts, Princes, and the Like?
I'm looking for something like the class-divided Western Middle Ages: lavish, glamorous balls where the wine flows and hidden currents swirl beneath the clinking glasses. I want princesses, counts, and knights. No silly, naive heroines, and no characters who act stupidly. A romance would be ideal. I love this kind of setting so much.
Empires, Magic, Knights, Battle Aura, the Church, Magical Beasts, and Elves
Novels like The Law of the Devil and The Rise of the Tree Shepherd.
Looking for Novels About Carefully Building Your Own Power and Then Conquering the Realm
Are There Any High-Intensity Books Where Everyone Is Intelligent?
A single female lead is fine, but it has to be exciting! Exciting! Exciting! It's cold out, and I want to work up a sweat.
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It does have the flavor of an epic, but this is a novel, not the Western "Homer's Epic" or the biographies of characters in our "Historical Records". My feeling is that it does not give people a sense of substitution like other novels, but it can be seen as a book about the protagonist's life that has been passed down to future generations. It is excellent, but not suitable. But as a new book, I'll give it five stars.
After reading Chapter 100, overall it is very good. The author writes very carefully and deserves praise [like]. Whether it is the plot, background setting, or the three-dimensional portrayal of many characters, it is a superb work. The most eye-catching thing among them is the arrangement of subtle changes in the protagonist's pursuit of ideals and increasing experience, and the real predictions of the different performances of different characters in war. Compared with Shuangwen, it makes me feel as if it is the appearance of all living beings in the context of Western fantasy. Slow progress may not be acceptable to some newbies. The ratings are low now, but a good book will always stand out from time [Thoughts]
This is a rare good article. It should be rated 9.5 On Tomato. Why is the score so low now? Regarding the description of war scenes, the author is really good at describing the layout of the strength of all parties and the distribution of military power. The analysis of the human nature of all parties is meticulous. Currency, weights and measures, noble rank, noble badges, country and regional distribution, etc. Are all introduced in detail. The discussion of flags is slightly weak, such as the rectangular flags, swallow-tailed flags, pennants, badges on the flags and the arrangement of badges of various noble and knightly classes. In short, this article is a good article worth reading. The author is also working very hard on writing it and hopes to have a perfect ending.
He was too far from the mainstream, which led to his lack of popularity. Novels like this generally have very little income. Whether it can be written depends entirely on whether the author is strong enough. In addition, the overall content of this novel is relatively boring in my eyes. But it's still pretty good-looking.
It's a really good book. There are currently fewer Tomatoes and even fewer good books in Xifanliu. It's just that the chapters are a bit short, and there's also the question of whether the earl's daughter is a widow. If so, then I can only say goodbye [pouts]
It's a very good book. I feel it's written very logically. If millions of troops don't fight at every turn, it would be a shame to destroy a country after just one war. If you like this book, go for it [Like] [Like]
Tomato Shao has a good lord novel. I read it all night and received five stars.
It seems to be well written so far
It's well written and supported by data, but the current strength of the protagonist's knights is still not enough to compare with the old knights. If your own knights improve too quickly, it will be very abrupt•ᴗ•💧It depends on how the author arranges it
No ridicule, no insidiousness, no dog-licking, the logic makes sense, I will give you 5 stars directly