The Skeleton Nobleman (Western Fantasy)

Finally finished reading it! When I read the copy and clicked on it, I thought it was a love story about a grown-up hero and heroine from the academy. However, the excitement of the reunion ceremony was completely beyond my expectation. The love and hatred of the Yaveri family opened the door to a new world for me (cough There are also many novel and interesting settings, such as prophecies and curses that are realized in magical ways (a tribute to Oedipus and so on, I was really obsessed with self-fulfilling prophecy for a while), I am especially afraid of Lancelot's troubles coming out of his mouth () Xiu La will be so handsome every time he uses his powerful moves (silently add a bookmark), and when Tessa thinks about strange possibilities, it is like the person who has been reading for more than ten years (? At the beginning, I was very impressed by the author's detailed character profiles at the end of each chapter, and then I discovered that he is really good at writing group portraits. Even the background panels have their own special experiences, personalities, and characteristics, and he will spare no effort to depict the complexity of human nature - characters are not simply good or evil, and their positions are never clearly defined between friend and foe, and sincerity and calculation are not necessarily incompatible. Everyone is endowed with a soul, so much so that even the characters who only appeared a few times were reluctant to part with me when they were getting lunch (?) In addition, I especially like to watch the collision of three views of different characters. Regarding war, hatred, and loyalty, everyone's understanding described by the author is particularly true. After reading it, I felt that drifting aimlessly with the crowd was irresponsible for life... Finally, I really like the complete world view! At first, I didn't understand why it was the "Kingdom of the Necromancer." After the story unfolded, I found that it was not a setting cloned from the fixed model of Jinjiangxi fantasy. It was not the same conflict between the light vs. Dark camp, the royal family vs. The Holy See, or the nobility vs. Civilians. I was really surprised when I saw the history of the gods and the reasons for the creation of various races. I think the author's preparation work when building the world was enough to publish another XX continent history and humanities biography (I kind of want to read it, really) Finally, when I first read this article, I told my friend that the author probably studied abroad, because if I only read the translated version, I would not be able to come up with an original English name with an aesthetic that is closer to Western culture (such as Dayton). Earle is very vampire, unlike some Jinjiangxi fantasy novels that perfunctoryly mentioned Martin Garton and the like), and then I said it was probably from Australia (the author mentioned the Australian steam), and then I saw him traveling from Melbourne to Sydney. Finally, when the whole article was finished, I found out that Dada and I were suspected to be former alumni (if there was no decoding error? I had just entered school when this article was finished). In short, it was a super surprise. Thank you Dada for writing such a good article. I hope everything goes well! (I'll go check and see if there's any extras)

At this time, 6 years later, this book has been so lucky through the Internet, retaining the author's earliest expectations and worries, creating ideas, and meeting countless strange netizens in the past six years. In six years, I grew from a young junior high school student to a college student now. I probably collected this book when I was in high school. At that time six years ago, I finally opened this book and read it bit by bit. And in my mind, something was slowly unfolding. I was almost in tears after reading it. Wen's ideas are very unique and ambitious. With the purest loyalty to his love, he writes down his views on certain things bit by bit. Isn't this a sign of that era? Pure willfulness and love, nowadays we always see their names. Unfortunately, what really hits my heart is not the barren cry, but the works of that year. For me, the greatest meaning of this article is that it brings me back to that childish but vague yearning for great learning like you. The girl experienced the joy of literature for the first time, and the impact of this may have penetrated into her soul. Thank you for this article, which brought me a very happy dream six years later and told me once again where my restless heart belongs. I think I finally got through the college entrance examination that I struggled for six years, and now it has truly left me. I guess I have to make amends for myself. I gave up the opportunity to build a destination for myself along the way. I said a lot, but it is not very relevant to this article. I'm extremely sorry, my mind is really flowing and I can't control myself. Unfortunately, looking through the comments section, it seems you are no longer back. It doesn't matter, I can leave my thoughts here and record them forever on the Internet, and it doesn't matter if I accept the erosion of them for another six years. I wonder if passers-by, seeing my answer, would feel the same as me, feeling that even though times have changed, they have still found their original longing, a sense of happiness and sadness. I have no words to answer. I write and want to say more, but all I can do is sigh.

After reading it, I don't understand one thing: why there are so few collections of such beautiful books! ! ! ! So few comments! ! ! ! This is really the best book in Jinjiang Xifan that I have ever read! ! ! ! The author has built a world and a cultural system, and the pattern is very large. The most important thing is that under this pattern, there is no unfinished work and no writing failure. The whole thing is very stable. It is not an appropriate metaphor. It feels like it is all dry stuff, not the kind of watershed stuff.

By the way, although the author said it is depression-oriented, I feel that this label does not fit the bill. Rather than saying it is sadistic, it is more about the complicated life situations, and it cannot be said to be sadistic. I think some places are more tragic, and some are helpless.

Such an excellent and far-reaching article!

After so many years, jj's favorite Western fantasy book is still this QAQ. I can't even find a meal replacement, and I'm in tears.

Continue to catch bugs (???????): She was not really unaware that using Tessa would harm Seurat, but at that time, she was like a gambler, trying to save Oscutt at all costs. She did think that she could lose this brother. She might lose (? ??_??)?

Read the entire article! Good[cat claw]

I watched it again after a few years, it was really good.

Second brush, this article is really delayed by the title.