It's like not reading Dream of Red Mansions without reading the Four Great Classics. There are too few western fantasy stories, so I sorted out the ones I have read and liked. Most of them are traditional western fantasy (non-controller) with a DND setting.
Classic paladin and mage (attacking each other), but the setting feels like the ancient time travel style of online games, which is a bit out of place (is it okay to just have a surname of Paladin!) But the character development is very good, the gentle, firm and powerful elf paladin and the poisonous tongue, intelligent but kind-hearted human mage, the adventure story of the good and the good. The age difference is great, and Evan's unique fragility of immortality reveals that "I'm already old, so I can't bear the departure of others." It's very plump and fits the character very well.
The Demon King x the Holy King, there is no need to say more about the greatness of the Holy Father, the plot twists and turns, and the love is hard to express. Although the compassion of the Holy Lord influenced the Demon King, it also turned into a sharp thorn that pierced the Demon King's heart. From young to the end, hatred and love and hate continue to alternate and grow. It makes my heart hurt to watch it. It's just a sugar knife, a sugar knife, a sugar knife. It's so cool. You said I had a knife? I don't believe it's obviously sweet, but it's sugar. It's a pity that the world view setting is more like a Japanese-style Western fantasy and is relatively simple.
Formerly a loyal evil dog, now a dissolute half-elf troubadour × master pua, a legendary black wizard with a dark heart, a bit of an atypical redemption, Black Moonlight left countless ptsd, but it is still Black Moonlight. The plot is very smooth, the rhythm is very compact, the writing is very astringent, and the children are very full.
Saint blood hunter x vampire, entangled with the old enemy (loved one) in the future until the end, but the beginning is about the background of excessive light and the need to protect dark creatures. In the peaceful era, the two were finally able to make up for their regrets and let go of their hatred, and traced the truth of the destruction of the world. The story is complete and touching. It's a pity that Shou is a bit too popular due to his background in animal protection, and Gong looks like a background in the eyes of others emmmmm
Dragon x Dragon Knight is a book with the same world view as the Archmage Research Report. It is also an orthodox Western fantasy with very detailed settings! The dragon knight was still a paladin before becoming a dragon knight, so the dragon tried to kidnap the princess but ended up kidnapping the paladin. Haha, an adventure story with various funny elements begins!
(Orthodox Western Fantasy) The mutual attack between the two great mages, the love at first sight between the stand-in and Bai Yueguang, the classic black mage x white mage, although there are black and white mages, both are orthodox mages dedicated to wisdom. The worldview that combines Western fantasy and modernity is very good. The complaints made by traditional mages against modern mages really made me laugh to death (can you berserkers also be called mages?), And the classic chain of contempt between mages and warlocks is also very kind. It tells the story of the transition from tradition to modernity without losing the grand epic feel of Western Fantasy. It's so good that I want to see more mages falling in love.
Paladin x Pope (mutual attack) (only extra chapter has CP)
Bai Qi yyds can no longer escape the dedication and sacrifice of the good people. CP: Both of them want to fulfill each other, and both want to sacrifice themselves first. The pull derived from this is really good. The paladin swears eternal loyalty to the pope, which is classic and easy to laugh at. But it's a pity that the protagonist is a bit of a heartthrob, and his flaws do not hide his flaws.