[Western Fantasy Lord]+[Aristocratic Politics]+[Early Stage Cavalry and Cutting Elements]+[Later Stage Gods]
There is no system, and there is no real heroine. It is a cool novel but not mindless. If you don't like the foreshadowing, you can start reading it from chapter 20 onwards. Please be gentle with the criticism.
Fern Ernos, the man known as the Demon Archduke and the Mad Duke, will use strength and power to impose his will on the world.
The King of the Empire: He is the meanest man in the world, but he is also the noblest man.
Forbidden Sea King: He let me know that there is anger in the world that cannot be annihilated by the sea.
Lord God of Light: He is the one who made the world tremble, but he wants to use my blood to apologize!
This is a journey of swords and magic, a poem of loyalty and betrayal, cowardice and courage, glory and despicability.
"The legend of God will come to an end in the future, and will be replaced by the epic of the king." 111111 Vern Ernos
Reader comments
It's not bad, it looks smooth, and it only has twenty chapters of foreshadowing. I've seen more than fifty chapters of foreshadowing, and it's a fan novel by K. It's super slow, and it has more than fifty chapters written from a mortal perspective. The first ten or so chapters are okay, but the last few dozen chapters are a test of patience. I can write one chapter for everything.
I don't know whether the book is good or not, but I know the author. He is a nice person in person and worth getting to know [shy]
This is good-looking. As of now, this novel will be a masterpiece, but I won't know until later.
Come on, Western Fantasy Hegemony is very good. You can use some historical records to make it feel epic. I also hope that in the future, individual power will not be completely separated from the collective, and there will be more business aspects.
It's not bad, it looks smooth, and it only has twenty chapters of foreshadowing. I've seen more than fifty chapters of foreshadowing, and it's a fan novel by K. It's super slow, and it has more than fifty chapters written from a mortal perspective. The first ten or so chapters are okay, but the last few dozen chapters are a test of patience. I can write one chapter for everything.
I don't know whether the book is good or not, but I know the author. He is a nice person in person and worth getting to know [shy]
This is good-looking. As of now, this novel will be a masterpiece, but I won't know until later.
Come on, Western Fantasy Hegemony is very good. You can use some historical records to make it feel epic. I also hope that in the future, individual power will not be completely separated from the collective, and there will be more business aspects.
It's really well written.