Imperial Envoy: The Grand Duchess Puts Me in Full Charge

Self-evaluation, my first serialized novel. There is no system, the pace is not fast, it is more like a travel road movie. There may be various problems, such as emotional processing, such as goal orientation, but I still want to try my best to tell a story, even if it is a bit dull or even cliché. But I love this story, just like I love A Song of Ice and Fire, The Witcher, and The Elder Scrolls series I will keep writing until I finish telling this story, and friends who like it can follow it with confidence.

It's awesome. From the first chapter to the present, it can be seen that the author's level is very high. The characters that have appeared more frequently are all portrayed with flesh and blood, and are not black and white. Although the mercenary in front intercepted and killed the protagonist, he would also ask for pensions for his men instead of running away directly. Now this priest is not a bad person. He also has his own beliefs and goals, but the path is different. In this era of systematic novels, it is difficult to find someone who writes good novels, let alone Western fantasy novels. There may not be many people who read Western fantasy novels, but I still hope that the author can maintain his original intention and write this novel. I have finished reading the first volume, and my evaluation is that this novel is worth reading, and it is countless times better than System Shuangwen. Look and cherish.

An unexpected surprise during the book shortage period. It is obvious that the author has put a lot of effort into the character creation and the first chapter. Although some places are a bit cliche and the twists are a bit blunt, it does not deter me from thinking that this is a work with great potential. I really like the background setting and characters of this book. Please support it! I hope the author won't be a mess [love]

The writing is good, different from ordinary cool writing, and worth reading. The characters are portrayed very well, and the characters in the original story become flesh-and-blood by interspersing some fragments of memories with the main plot. The occasional use of the narrative perspective of others as the memories of those who experienced the story to hint at the future impact and direction of the story is really great. Although I would like to spoil some of the plot, I don't think it's appropriate. Therefore, I recommend you to read this book carefully and taste it for yourself.

It's not bad. The pace in the early stages is a bit slow and not particularly exciting, but the author's writing is very good and the world view is interesting. I still recommend giving it a try. Very good, keep up the good work! [Adoration][Admiration][Thinking]

I just read Chapter 31 and I'm writing a review to clarify my doubts for book friends who haven't read it yet. The background is quite large, and the writing style is above average, at least in my opinion now. What I don't like is that there is basically very little foreshadowing. The pace in the front is a bit fast, and some characters are not very fleshed out, which is commonly known as a bit embarrassing. But how can I put it, the routines attached to the writing are my favorite type. If you like road stories, you can give it a try. It's not particularly enjoyable, but I quite like it. His writing can make me happy. So I am very afraid that he will discontinue the order. I hope that because of my comments, more people will read this novel and give the author some motivation. Why is the writing style similar to that of Lord Knight, so I like to read it.

A very traditional Western fantasy novel with good group portraits Come on, if you look at it objectively, the story is very interesting and I can see that the author has some ideas. Of course, there are also shortcomings. It lacks some strong driving forces, such as revenge or ambition. These can be strengthened later. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Five stars is definitely fine. Isn't Western Fantasy a fantasy epic of swords and magic? The heroine and supporting actress are so well described. It's always unacceptable not to accept or die. If you don't accept it, at least leave some room for imagination.

I really don't know why there are so few comments. They are probably all immersed in the storyline. The section about the immortal hero is my favorite so far. It has both fist-to-bone combat and just the right characterization. To be honest, Nazir is a bit like some people in OTL. "Wherever there is oppression, there is Matisse's belief, and there is the banner of the immortal hero." (Not the original text, personal sentiments) Defeating yourself in the end can be regarded as achieving the ultimate self-revolution. There are also Reyna and Javier, Isolde and Thanatos, two pairs of siblings. The elder sister has made huge sacrifices, and the younger brother is equally young and energetic. Finally, I hope the author will keep writing and not let good books be buried in the times.

It feels really good, keep at it! Looking forward to the next plot [laughing]