The Wandering King and Her Knight
流浪的王与她的骑士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 732k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
349Chapters
903Reads · 30 days
36.9kReads · all time
135Shelves
32Listens
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As a new author, I used to think writing novels was easy, but reality gave me a heavy blow. I wrote a complete book in a haphazard way, and now when I look back, I want to spit on it. But I guess it's an experience nonetheless. The subject matter of this book wasn't very good, and I had a lot of ideas, but I couldn't put them into writing, so the reading experience was rather poor.
As for Tomato's novels, well, I think as long as they're not too awkwardly written, they're alright. Whether they become popular or not really depends on luck. I've seen authors write seven or eight books, only to abandon them all because they weren't popular. First of all, the worst thing for a reader is an unfinished book; I'd immediately give up on authors like that.
It's fantastic! Highly recommended for readers who enjoy knights and princesses, and Western fantasy stories. I couldn't put it down! Five stars! 🤔
Quite good, it brings back memories of watching "Demon King's Babysitters" back in the day 🤔 It's very good, I hope to see the ending.
Great! Keep it up! I finished watching it in no time! 😱
Not bad, not bad, it looks pretty good.
It's very well written. When will the female lead appear?
I quite liked the first part.
It's a great read. I've read up to chapter 70. There are a few paragraphs without commas, but that's acceptable, considering it's a new author. The part where the king or swordsman asks the maid Norton if they've left the city is important; without commas, the meaning might be misunderstood. I read that part two or three times before I realized it.
Go go go!