
An Archer's Life in Another World
某弓兵的异世界生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 789k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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354Chapters
3kRecommendations
5.7kFans
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I feel this novel is miscategorized. It should be placed in the anime/manga/fantasy category instead of the fantasy category. If it's placed in the fantasy category, many people won't recognize the references and jokes, making it awkward to read and less appealing. This genre would probably attract more people if it were placed in the anime/manga/fantasy category.
The subject matter is acceptable, but the writing is really bad, and the plot is full of clichés from at least 5 years ago.
The premise is good, but the writing is terrible. It's too much of a typical "Mary Sue" story, especially the paragraph breaks; it was exhausting to read.
This synopsis is toxic, isn't it? I'm an archer? Using a spiral sword??? Sword? Arrow? Or... What the hell? Am I reading a pirated copy? With a synopsis like this, you can imagine what the content is like...
The author has a bad habit...
They enjoy explaining weapon attributes and skill attributes to enemies.
Seeing a mage join a band of thieves again, it's definitely another illiterate turret mage, no doubt about it.
Even if it's to help the protagonist find a powerful backer, there's no need to rush. Meeting a goddess in the forest, begging for help during the exam—that's such an old trope!
Wasteful subject matter; the writing is unbearable to read; I'm outta here.
Is that you, Emiya Shirou?
The saint's name is Minato from Erza in Fairy Tail.