Forging the Divine Realm
剑铸神罗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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One issue that comes to mind is that we keep writing about heroic figures, how heroes rise up, and how they take the first step in various ways. Firstly, it could cause visual fatigue, as there aren't actually that many heroic figures in an era. Of course, I understand that the author wanted to depict a time of great chaos and the rise of numerous heroes.
Real Rome +10086
Neither holy, nor Roman, nor imperial
The author intends to write a fantasy story set in the Middle Ages, prioritizing fantasy while placing historical background in a secondary position. Hmm, I think the title "Holy Roman Empire" suggests that those interested are primarily history buffs. For history buffs, adding fantasy to history is like putting pineapple in a dumpling—it doesn't quite taste right.
I skipped around while reading, but I've still read dozens of chapters, and I honestly still don't understand the story. It feels like reading a dozen different stories. I consider myself a seasoned bookworm, yet I can't even grasp the protagonist's development. Just when I think he's about to fall from grace, he doesn't.
Keep it up, big brother who writes Shinra!
I hope the author is happy every day. As things stand, you are no less capable than some so-called "masters." What you need is an opportunity, and of course, you also need enough patience. I hope you can become an overnight sensation and that you can stay true to your original aspirations and keep moving forward. As long as you work hard and persevere, you will definitely succeed.
Seeing the title, I genuinely thought it was a historical novel. After reading a few chapters, I realized it had absolutely no connection to history. If the author enjoys fantasy settings, I suggest referencing the Warhammer Fantasy setting; it would be much more plausible.
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