(A fantasy novel with one heroine: a sword-cultivator young lord of the city × a genius eldest princess. The protagonist isn’t brainless, and the story is thrilling! No transmigration. Any modern expressions are only there for fun.)
They said I couldn’t cultivate. So why did I awaken a tenth-grade True Intent from the start, something never seen before and never to be seen again?!
They said I had no one to rely on. So why is an eldest princess by my side every moment of every day?!
For a hundred years, monsters have lurked in the shadows, restless and ready to rise.
When the winds finally stir, the age-old feud between humans and gods reaches its final chapter.
The world hangs by a thread, and the mortal realm is turned upside down.
Behold the black-clad youth atop the summit: just what kind of peerless grace does he possess?
With a single sword, he sweeps the mortal world clean and makes his name resound across the Five Continents!
This is a fantasy book I found when I was in a book shortage. To be honest, I haven't read fantasy books for a while. I just found a few books to read recently. Well... I'm getting too far away. The writing of this book is very good, the characters are well-depicted, and the narrative rhythm is well controlled. It is a book with great potential. I haven't finished reading it yet. I'll comment later if I have any thoughts.
"Young Sword Cultivator City Lord × Genius Princess" It's full of foreshadowing and hearty! The single female protagonist has enough roles, and the group portraits also have highlights! Just this traditional fantasy is so cool!
Okay, okay, sweet
The writing is quite good, and there are many interesting jokes.
The author can do it. Tomato's rare and thoughtful work is worth reading. In fact, it can be written as a more serious fantasy. Maybe it will be better to read with less jokes?
It's very interesting. Can you come back and continue writing?