[Fantasy+Fantasy+Fantasy+Medieval+Multiple heroines+No Virgin] The old man who was always good at eating, drinking, whoring, and gambling, left me a shabby inheritance. With the "favor" of the goddess of luck, I, a young bastard with no knowledge and skills, became the strongest warrior of Hrest, accompanied by many beauties.
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Such a beautiful book is free. The author is really at a loss.
A very interesting novel. It can be seen that the author has his own unique writing ideas.
The plot is ups and downs and exciting, the characters are full-bodied and have distinct personalities. It is worth watching. It would be better if there were more plots about the heroine and female characters
"Lady Luck" uses a rust-soaked sword to split the stereotyped narrative of medieval fantasy. When the protagonist Carter raises his sword on the ruins of collapsed faith, holding the nun Ophelia's war skirt with his left hand, and protecting the hair of the girl Lucia with his right hand, the weight of history and the weirdness of fantasy resonate at this moment - this is not the redemption of the Virgin in a knight's novel, but a game of survival with blood and fire.
The arrogance of the nobles of the royal capital, the cunning of the smuggling gangs, and the "black humor" of the goddess of luck collided with the wildest sparks on the elevated medieval stage. The author does not reduce the heroines to mere ornaments on the vase. Ophelia's awakening of faith is as painful as thorns, and Lucia's growth hides the determination of licking blood with a sword. Their bond with the protagonist is the scars exchanged on the battlefield, the bad wine shared in the tavern, and the vitality that "Goddess of Luck" has never promised and can only be won with her hands.
When the tin can knights lose their luster in the mud, and when the monastery's precepts are shattered before the blade, the most moving thing about this work is the refreshing feeling of abandoning hypocrisy - in the dark age when theocracy and kingship are intertwined, luck is never in prayer, but in the fingers that dare to be stained with blood.
It's really well written, and each character has their own unique personality. There's no such thing as a moron. Everything he does is in line with his personality.
It's really good. The setting is novel and the world view is unique. I like it very much.
I read it all in one go. Many of the settings and plots seemed very weird and reasonable at the same time. The author is very capable.
With Goddess of Luck, can the protagonist in this book become the strongest warrior without cheating? It's so exciting, very interesting to watch
I envy the protagonist's future development. Although he was poor and poor at the beginning, when the time comes, he changes his destiny and gets lucky. It's so exciting.
The magical, fantasy and legendary novel is wonderfully written, fluent and interesting.
With the support of the system and the company of beautiful women, it is unreasonable not to become the strongest warrior. This novel is wonderful.
The author's thinking is clear and his writing is eloquent and wonderful. The plot design is perfect, very attractive, and the ups and downs are very interesting.
Such a beautiful book is free. The author is really at a loss.
A very interesting novel. It can be seen that the author has his own unique writing ideas.
The plot is ups and downs and exciting, the characters are full-bodied and have distinct personalities. It is worth watching. It would be better if there were more plots about the heroine and female characters "Lady Luck" uses a rust-soaked sword to split the stereotyped narrative of medieval fantasy. When the protagonist Carter raises his sword on the ruins of collapsed faith, holding the nun Ophelia's war skirt with his left hand, and protecting the hair of the girl Lucia with his right hand, the weight of history and the weirdness of fantasy resonate at this moment - this is not the redemption of the Virgin in a knight's novel, but a game of survival with blood and fire. The arrogance of the nobles of the royal capital, the cunning of the smuggling gangs, and the "black humor" of the goddess of luck collided with the wildest sparks on the elevated medieval stage. The author does not reduce the heroines to mere ornaments on the vase. Ophelia's awakening of faith is as painful as thorns, and Lucia's growth hides the determination of licking blood with a sword. Their bond with the protagonist is the scars exchanged on the battlefield, the bad wine shared in the tavern, and the vitality that "Goddess of Luck" has never promised and can only be won with her hands. When the tin can knights lose their luster in the mud, and when the monastery's precepts are shattered before the blade, the most moving thing about this work is the refreshing feeling of abandoning hypocrisy - in the dark age when theocracy and kingship are intertwined, luck is never in prayer, but in the fingers that dare to be stained with blood.
It's really well written, and each character has their own unique personality. There's no such thing as a moron. Everything he does is in line with his personality.
It's really good. The setting is novel and the world view is unique. I like it very much.
I read it all in one go. Many of the settings and plots seemed very weird and reasonable at the same time. The author is very capable.
With Goddess of Luck, can the protagonist in this book become the strongest warrior without cheating? It's so exciting, very interesting to watch
I envy the protagonist's future development. Although he was poor and poor at the beginning, when the time comes, he changes his destiny and gets lucky. It's so exciting.
The magical, fantasy and legendary novel is wonderfully written, fluent and interesting.
With the support of the system and the company of beautiful women, it is unreasonable not to become the strongest warrior. This novel is wonderful.
The author's thinking is clear and his writing is eloquent and wonderful. The plot design is perfect, very attractive, and the ups and downs are very interesting.