
Sword and Sorcery: Grace's Travels
剑与魔法:格蕾丝游记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 740k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking For: Good Books About Western Fantasy/sword and Magic/noblesse/adventurer/warrior/mage
I would like to read a book similar to "Another World: Capturing the Female Knight at the Beginning".
Western Medieval Background, Magic, Elves, Knights, Etc., from the Female Protagonist's Perspective
Please Beg for a Charming Heroine
I want to watch content similar to "A woman dressed as a man and I was surrounded by the heroine". It's a cool novel with multiple heroines or two heroines. After reading the book where a man dressed as a woman and was surrounded by the heroine, I couldn't read anything else. I was completely exhausted and wanted to cry.
Magic, Church, Sword and Sorcery, Girls
The protagonist is a church saint, so it doesn't matter whether she has a transformation or not.
Write Female Novels About Magic + Academy
The Heroine Is Particularly Attracted to Girls
There Is No CP but the Heroine Is Specially Attracted to Girls, Um, That's the Kind
I want to read a book similar to "Complex: A Woman Disguised as a Man and I Became a Heartthrob". For example, Yui from the book Devil's Lover falls in love with the heroine. She is both a boy and a girl, gentle and gentleman.
Western fantasy, witch, magic


































How to say it? The writing style is a bit vernacular, at best it's delicate, but at worst it's procrastinating. It just depends on personal preference, but it still has a different-world feel to it. [Eat melon][eat melon] However, the author is quite strong and each chapter contains many words. Congratulations on achieving the achievement "Little Coding Master" [Like] But it's too routine, with a lot of obvious foreshadowing. I felt a little bored after watching almost 22 episodes, and it had a bit of a Mary Sue flavor. I didn't see any too delicate emotional improvement. Most of it felt like the feeling of taking one look at you, shaking your soul, and then falling in love with it (this only means that others like the heroine). But the orange power is great The battle plot and travel story line are indeed quite boring, and they are too vernacular, so it is suitable for those who like a slow pace. The heroine is dumbfounded, and her identity is not yet simple. This part should be a highlight. Judging from the situation, it should be a growth stream at the moment. Although I didn't know what would happen next, I quit first because the pace was too slow and I felt a little sleepy. The creation of other characters is pretty good, with distinct characteristics at best and a bit exaggerated at worst. But it does have the feeling of an ancient different world. This can only be determined by personal preference. If you like slow-paced tangerine np, go for it. The author actually writes quite well, I hope to see you on the new bookshelf. Bye bye~
The second week of collecting bookshelf is over, and I just saw the academy chapter. I really enjoyed reading this book, but there were too few people there. Maybe I had some difficulty in reading it at the beginning, so I stopped reading it, but it got better and better as I went on, and it was really good.
I prefer looking at Lily. Saw 5 pictures. I haven't watched the back yet. That sticker should be genuine. It's included, right? I like to see girls post stickers the most.
So cool, so pretty
Why is no one watching?
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking [laughing evilly] [like]
It was only after I finished that I thought of writing a book review [Chigua]
No CP? Why does it look like there is CP?
Very interesting novel
Come on come on come on come on Now that I have read the fourth volume, I feel that the background of the story should be quite big and grand, but the depiction is more like a comic book. Then the first one felt a bit too plain-spoken, and I felt like it could use some editing.
I really like this book! ! ! But why is it not popular? . .