My Knight's Tale in Another World

A fantastic novel, and the author who wrote it out of passion is fantastic too. It's really cool to bring your wonderful fantasy world to life. Keep up the good work! In *Lonely Rock*, Yamada Ryo says, "Although the audience may be small, it should deeply resonate with a segment of people." Below are some words I'd like to say to later readers and the author. I wonder if anyone will read this?

A masterpiece of Japanese Western fantasy, truly stunning. The plot is also superb (typos and omissions can be ignored). This is a tale of knights and princesses, not heroes and dragons. I hope this doesn't drag down the book's rating. —A reader who loves Japanese Western fantasy, 2025

This is the first online novel I've ever read that made me want to sleep three times in a row, yet I was also unwilling to give up and keep reading, repeatedly checking if we could return to the first timeline. 🤦 I lay down but felt uncomfortable, so I got up again and flipped through the table of contents, quickly skimming it, and clicking on anything I wasn't sure about. 🥺 Well, even now I'm still not sure if the first timeline will still work.

I've finished reading the first major chapter, and it's a very good Western fantasy novel. The author clearly put a lot of effort into it. Although the writing style is a bit immature, it feels very realistic and reflects the author's own experiences, which makes readers feel that the author took it seriously.

Hmm? There aren't many book reviews, so I'll just fill in. I think the most important thing for readers is to read books they like, which means giving their favorite books five stars, rather than giving bad reviews to books they don't like, except for Three Kingdoms Kill.

A classic Japanese light novel, featuring a kind and gentle male protagonist, and a character whose "personality" isn't exactly perfect. The protagonist is a "knight," but not a traditional knight from Western fantasy. He fights only for someone. (Typing is tiring, so I'll stop here _(´ཀ`" ∠)__ ) 😋, Every plot hole will be filled (foreshadowing will be resolved).

I really admire the author. Each chapter consistently reaches around 4000 words, sometimes even 7000 or 8000, while other books typically only manage around 2000 words per chapter. For a novel that currently lacks popularity, the author's continued updates are truly commendable. I enjoy reading it and am a loyal fan.

It's really good! The writing style is somewhat similar to "Moen's Journey," so you need to be on the same wavelength. The author seems to be adding things on a whim, and you never know if it's foreshadowing. It has a lot of the thrilling elements of Japanese Western fantasy. I recommend it.

It feels like this book has developed its own world. Some parts seem to be written solely to drive the plot. This is good; it shows the book has a soul. The author, too, respects the book's evolution and has preserved the derivative settings.

It's rare to see long articles written by humans anymore; at the very least, they've been polished by AI. I'm so lucky to be able to see the first half, or even handwritten text, during this period before the end of the era of human-written text. I wish this work a complete ending.