The Garden City of Rosnoria

The first volume tells the story of the North, a tale of battle and bloodshed. It skillfully weaves in the protagonist's arrival and integration into this world. While the early life magic seems weak, its potential for growth foreshadows future power. As for the second volume so far, life in the capital seems relatively peaceful (the subtly lurking danger is quite intriguing).

The author's language is vivid and evocative, interspersed with many fun and surprising sentences. Despite being set in an alternate history, it's far from boring, and the author's writing is excellent. While reading, I encountered many stunning sentences, and the ancient poem left a particularly deep impression. Actually, I absolutely love many of the sentences; they're very soothing.

It's very entertaining, but putting everything else aside, how could the protagonist, someone who has been to war, be unable to defeat a nobleman's son?

I really like the way all the stories are set up, with the background unfolding gradually as the plot progresses. I'm a little curious whether it's based on mythology or entirely original?

It's good and I love reading it, but there aren't many readers. Author, please don't stop updating halfway through! 😢

I was a little confused while reading it 🤦, but the content was good 🥰 I understood it better later on, and I hope to see the protagonist's epic power-up 🥰🥰, and more story development. However, some plot holes need to be filled. The development of the protagonist's hometown in the first chapter felt a bit lacking; a slower pace would have been better. But it's a promising book, so keep it up, author! 🥰🥰

You must keep writing!