[Single Female Protagonist][Western Fantasy][Guns and Magic][18th Century][Two Male Protagonists]
The introduction is weak, let's get into the main text.
This is the greatest of times, the saddest of times, the glory of the dead alone.
After countless years of ups and downs, the old system is no longer suitable. The only thing that can overthrow terror is terror. Rebels
Our business is just a dream, but our goal is to turn dreams into reality. Red hat army
Sometimes, what is more terrifying than falsehood is that you deceive yourself. The truth you think is just what you want to know. Demon King
We may not represent justice, but we used to be justice Holy Light Church
I will make imperial power greater than divine power, gods? Just a hypocritical deceiver.
Royal family
The dispute of fate, the collision of fate, can the devil with wisdom match his fate break the cycle of fate? Still, his cleverness was misled by his cleverness, and he dealt a fatal blow to himself.
(The identity of the Demon King is just a prop to promote the plot. If the Demon King is the highlight, it can be crossed out.)
Reader comments
A book with great potential, it is different from other books, you will know it when you see it.
Start low and go high. It was a bit traditional in the early stage. The copy of the first chapter is a bit stiff, but the author is very serious. The church in the article should be a reference to Christianity. Many sentences are very famous in the Bible. The author should have done some research in this area.
The writing style is good and the descriptions are very gorgeous, but the updates are a bit slow, but considering that the author is in high school, it is understandable.
The plot has ups and downs, and the style is somewhat similar to that of Victor Hugo, who likes to use dramatic irony. There are many aspects of the plot related to Hugo.
For example, the protagonist's life experience and church are the same as Quasimodo in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame."
The boys and girls are just like the bitter mandarin ducks in The Man Who Laughs, and I suspect the backgrounds will be the same in the future.
I can't go into more details, but it is an excellent book. Still
Come on, come on
A book with great potential, it is different from other books, you will know it when you see it. Start low and go high. It was a bit traditional in the early stage. The copy of the first chapter is a bit stiff, but the author is very serious. The church in the article should be a reference to Christianity. Many sentences are very famous in the Bible. The author should have done some research in this area. The writing style is good and the descriptions are very gorgeous, but the updates are a bit slow, but considering that the author is in high school, it is understandable. The plot has ups and downs, and the style is somewhat similar to that of Victor Hugo, who likes to use dramatic irony. There are many aspects of the plot related to Hugo. For example, the protagonist's life experience and church are the same as Quasimodo in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." The boys and girls are just like the bitter mandarin ducks in The Man Who Laughs, and I suspect the backgrounds will be the same in the future. I can't go into more details, but it is an excellent book. Still Come on, come on