
Dragon Lord: From the Start, I Bought the Defeated Nation’s Princess
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- Ongoing
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- 689k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- European Fantasy
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- 1d ago
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- Fanqie
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I have listened to more than 40 chapters so far. The sensory style is Lao Fei and there are shadows of Lao Fei, but the combat power setting is different. The plot in the first few chapters is quite interesting, and the later chapters are developing and fighting at the same time. The plot has to be eaten quickly, and a place given four stars eats everything. The combat power has not collapsed yet, because there is still a battle between mortals and extraordinary knights, and they are still tinkering with hot weapons. Let's take a look at the follow-up and then evaluate again. I'm speechless. Why do you always buy second-hand ones? The war plot is just average.
. I don't think it should be a score, nor should it be this number of people. Although I still prefer the ones that are all first-hand. There are too many second-hand ones, so there may be something wrong with them. But I think it's really well written. It's almost the same as Fei Ge. I think it's just that Fei Ge's darkness is too much, but this one is dark and medium. I hope the author will write a good break and break something. . From the beginning of Chapter 189, I felt that some things were a little too disgusting. To be honest, there is really no need to write in such detail. I just need to go through it with a few strokes. I still write about it. Damn it, do you want to torture others like this?
I have read a lot of western fantasy hegemony movies in Tomato, and this one is really the best one I have ever seen. Each character is well-developed, the protagonists and villains all have online IQs, and have very distinct personality traits. And the author is very careful in illustrating many pictures. In addition, the plot is very smooth, the short narrative and the grand narrative switch appropriately, and the rhythm is very comfortable. It is very natural to switch from a love story to a political plot of war. There is no deliberate effort to concoct the writing style, but the text is very comfortable to read. There are two other outstanding highlights. One is that the author describes the military war with great detail. The other is that the author is very skilled in driving, and the section where the stepmother is completely defeated is really... In short, it is really good to watch, so give it a thumbs up to the author! Book friends, stop reading the book reviews and move on to the text!
From the pictures, I can see that it's very well thought out, and the plot doesn't have any flaws. I generally don't read Western fantasy, but I read this one because it's less verbose than other Western fantasy novels. It doesn't have a lot of greetings, lengthy names and titles. There are also a lot of Western fantasy imitation translations that are very uncomfortable to watch, and even various elementary school math problems, just a few pennies to buy something, and endless calculations, a lot of nonsense. This is the only problem that kept me from reading this book. Western literature is not that good, and there is no need to praise it in any way. At least in terms of language level, it is far inferior to Chinese. The hardware is not good, let alone the literature. Therefore, I very much support the author's writing style. Western fantasy is just that the historical background is Western, and the narrative is completely in accordance with our normal way.
The plot of the story is a more traditional Western fantasy lord novel. The characterization is quite profound, but I think the responsible emotional description needs to be improved. Don't you think the emotional scene of the Dark Elf Queen is very abrupt? A person who has lived for thousands of years fell in love with the protagonist the first time they met. It's not that she can't like it, it just feels too sudden. Reply to the comments made before submitting the letter The author has improved the areas where I complained. I don't know if the author had planned it before or for some reason. In short, it's very good. It explained Orika's initial psychology and made the characterization more delicate. The author's subsequent writing is also slightly better than the previous one, and the characterization is more three-dimensional. In short, there are many advantages that you need to discover for yourself. Here are two suggestions: 1: I think the female character in this book can have a stronger personality, such as one who dies with her husband and then leaves the protagonist with nothing. The advantage of writing in this way can better reflect that the male protagonist's road to hegemony is not smooth sailing, and it can also show the character in a more three-dimensional way. 2: The author please don't have such a strong taste, and don't write about what the heroine eats. The taste in the last book was a little too strong. Please the author can read my comment [laughing] The above are all personal suggestions and comments about this book after reading it (up to the latest chapter). I have never written such a long book review before, and I was probably moved by the author's book.
This book constructs a thick and complete western fantasy continent, where elves, humans, dwarves, churches and major kingdoms restrain each other, and the struggle for hegemony between multiple forces is extremely tense. The most rare thing is that there is no simple binary opposition between good and evil. Each camp has its own demands and positions. The war scenes are magnificent and realistic, and the undercurrent of the confrontation of power and conspiracy is surging. The rise of the protagonist is not based on cheating and crushing all the way, but advances step by step amid countless trade-offs, sacrifices and choices. The magic system and social setting are self-consistent, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, there is battlefield iron and blood, and there are also undercurrents of conspiracy. The epic feeling of continental hegemony is overwhelming. It is a rare and high-quality Western fantasy hegemony work.
Yes, it's pretty good. It reminds me of a harem novel I read a long time ago. I have almost forgotten the plot. I only remember that the male protagonist helped the princess from the ruined country to recover the country and had a few children. Then the restored princess killed all the male protagonist's other harems and their children for the sake of her son, and drove the male protagonist away to wander around the world. This book seems to have such a trend. I hope the author will not do this.
This book is very good from the progress I have seen so far. Generally speaking, there is nothing to find fault with. It's just that the writing is a bit explicit. The character creation is still okay, and there is no problem with the general logic. If I have to say it, I think it won't be too different from Field next door. It's just too explicit. If you can't accept this kind of person, you might think... You know For example, the muskets and so on in it are written more logically, because many similar articles about anger, such as the muskets and so on, are written more logically, because many similar articles are too understated about firearms, beliefs, etc., And the writing of many things is too simple, but the author's writing is relatively good. If you like Western fantasy novels and are currently short of books, this is definitely a very good book. There are a lot of accompanying pictures, such as power distribution maps and character images, which make you feel more immersed when reading the text. At the same time, I quite approve of the author's characterization. For example, the overall setting of the protagonist is relatively three-dimensional, with good and bad sides. The author's writing is still too cool, I hope it will be updated soon! Come on brother
Excellent, highly recommended. This author is great, I must pay close attention to it, and the scale is also very good. Anyway, it's just fun. It's not mindless, but the overall rhythm is very fun, especially Serra [you taste it carefully] [watch] Update quickly, update quickly, update quickly The rating is a bit low, I feel it's at least 8.8. There should be a threshold for the rating, how much time or how many chapters later
Okay, okay, very good. There are very few authors who have not made topographic maps and power distribution maps. The character maps are also good and have a strong Western style. In terms of combat, we basically rely on the army, and there is not much difference between individuals. I hope that the author can maintain the balance of combat power and maintain the rhythm in the future. If the individual combat power of the army is maintained, it will not rapidly expand to defeat the entire army. It's not comfortable at the moment. I feel that only the Dark Elf Queen is overly emotional, which is a bit far-fetched, but it's not a big problem. The slave agreement behind Sera also solves the problem of turning enemies into one's own, which I personally think is very wise. The teaching and training later was also very passionate, and the writing conveyed a different feeling. Then for dark magic, light elves, look at the map and dwarves, what island, there are many interesting races and regions, there can be some interesting settings, it will be very interesting to keep the logic, I am looking forward to it Finally, come on, the author, I really like to read [exploration] Strive to have eighteen updates a day to keep you company