Dinars by the Campfire

Good book, written very realistically. It's better than those systems that are popular, and has the feeling of "The Lord Beyond the Mountain" back then.

It's good-looking, close to the world of riding and slashing, and the writing is smooth.

This is a very interesting book, the writing is very fluent, and the author is very thoughtful, especially the creation of the characters is very successful. It is worth reading to the end!!!

Down-to-earth, interesting, good at doing it, not stretching your hips

It's beautiful. It really has the flavor of riding and slashing. The writing is quite immersive. It doesn't matter if it's slower. If you polish it well, you can really write it well.

One of the rare knight-and-slash fandoms that doesn't have a system or points. Without the void value, the human rhythm is much smoother and more comfortable 👍

It's okay, I hope it will get better and better in the future

The writing is quite good. The NPCs in the game feel the same as tool people. Is this the popularity of riding and slashing? [What]

The writing is good, and the plot design and pacing are also good. It's a good novel, and it's even more of a pity that it's discontinued.

Boss, I can understand using AI, but at least fix it carefully. The bugs and traces are too obvious. I saw it in the first few chapters, and I couldn't stand it until the third volume.