The Hero's Journal

It's rare to see such a Western fantasy novel in Tomato that has such a smooth plot, comfortable progression, and is not boring. Generally speaking, the character of the protagonist is quite good, and the portrayal of some of the villains is also quite good. Then don't be muddled, it's worth watching

The idea is great, but the writing is poor, so it doesn't bring the world to life. It should be due to the lack of unit dramas written. The hero does not interact much with civilians, so he seems a bit thin. Currently, we can only see a lot of settings, but the sense of substitution is low. To put it bluntly, the readers' favor is not enough, and everyone does not have such a deep relationship with each other. No matter how touching you imagine it in your mind, it won't help if you can't write out the scene. Fortunately, this book is just the beginning, so there are enough chapters to complete it. It should be considered a potential stock.

Rare! It's just that there are few people and it's not popular.

Logical settings and writing style can be anything. It just suddenly jumps to the chapter about passers-by in the middle. It's a bit sudden as a substitute protagonist.

I read it in one go, so cool!

The good-looking one is finally back