[Western fantasy lord] + [aristocratic politics] + [early-game Mount-and-Blade elements] + [gods in the later stages]
No System, no true heroine. It's a power fantasy, but not a brainless one. If you don't like the setup, you can start reading from chapter twenty onward. Please go easy on me, dear readers.
Fern Ernos, the man known as the Demon Grand Duke and the Mad Duke, will use strength and power to impose his will on the world.
Emperor: “He is the most vile man in the world, but also the noblest.”
Forbidden Sea King: “He taught me that even the ocean cannot extinguish some people's fury.”
Supreme God of Light: “He is the one who makes the world tremble, yet he demands that I atone with my blood!”
This is a saga of sword and sorcery, loyalty and betrayal, cowardice and courage, glory and vileness.
“The age of gods' legends will end. In their place will come the epic of kings.”, Fern Ernos
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 😳
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.