
The Pendoran Mercenary’s Guide to Making Money
潘德兰佣兵捞钱指南
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 434k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Western Fantasy, Not a Hodgepodge with Cultivation in a Western Fantasy World
High-Quality but Underrated Novels
I want something like The Lost Spirits and the Silver-Winged Twin Stars. Are there any high-quality but really obscure novels? Any genre is fine!
The Protagonist Has a Simple Ability and Develops It to the Absolute Limit
Things like acceleration and enhanced strength.
Looking for Western Fantasy with Magic in Another World, a Growth-Oriented Protagonist, and No Romance
Any Novels with a European Medieval Setting, Lords, Knights, and Magic?
European medieval-style lords, knights, and magic, along with conflicts between territories and struggles for supremacy between nations.
Any Hilarious No-Romance Stories That'll Make You Die Laughing?
No romance, no romance! I’ve had too much couple fluff, and I’m getting sick of it.
Looking for Books That’ll Have Me Pounding the Bed and Laughing at Midnight
My Esteemed Ministers, I Want to Read Lord Stories. Present Them at Once.
Looking for books similar to *The Supreme Soviet of the Vampire World*. Any race is fine, but it has to be satisfying and genuinely good, not too brainless. A slow start is fine too.
Looking for Well-Written Western Fantasy Novels
I really love Central European-style Western fantasy novels, but I don't want them to be overly realistic. The dirt and filth don't necessarily need to be described, though coal miners and chimney sweeps can still appear. I want a novel with prose good enough to perfectly portray the grand splendor and magnificence of the Western Middle Ages.
Any Western Fantasy Stories About a Wanderer With an Overwhelmingly Powerful Greatsword?
Any Funny, Shameless System Novels Over Two Million Words?
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Very well written. Compared with the previous book, the style of this book is somewhat different. The pace is much faster than before, and the length should be shorter than before. Compared with the previous image of aristocrats in Agua's worldview, the image of aristocrats in this book is richer and more down-to-earth, and the protagonist's ideas are also in line with the background of that era. But is Jane in this book similar to Tina in the previous book, or is she the heroine? In the last book, many girls liked Agua, but Agua only liked one. As for this book, I don't know if it will be a single-player pure love story from beginning to end, or if it will be the same as Agua (or with multiple female protagonists)? I hope the author can give me an answer after seeing it.
I'm an old fan of this first book. The author is very capable and it's not bad.
It's really good. I don't know why the rating is so low. This is the second book I've read. The first one was Agua. Overall it's pretty good, there are no bad points, the logic is clear, it's a good book, and it's more story-oriented. [Laugh][laugh][laugh]
A very good work, humorous yet rigorous in logic, very much in line with my taste
The writing is okay, but not exciting enough
The characters are all very unique and I can feel that the author has carefully thought out each character.
The protagonist asked me to choose an old friend. His name was Rogge. He also had a friend named Gregory, but Rogge's psychology was darker.
It's a very good novel. After reading it, it has the style of a Japanese light novel.
It's beautiful, it's very relaxing to look at, and my mood gets better [please savor it]
I really like the Western fantasy written by the author