
The Queen's Will
女王的意志
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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For Passing the Time and Taking It Easy
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I really enjoy reading Western fantasy lord/farming novels and have read many. I've seen a lot of people criticizing them, saying things like the female knight is annoying in the plot, but this is the third lord/farming novel I've really enjoyed in recent years, besides "Release That Witch" and "The Great Dragon Dies."
The story depicts a highly class-based society where lords held high positions and knights were loyal to their lords. Then a female knight appears, defying her superior and attempting to kill her lord. What does "third time's the charm" mean?
It's so hard for authors without a prestigious title like "Platinum Master" to release a new book. Keep it up! I remember the last book I followed, "The Chess Master's Tale," had quite a few haters in the first few dozen chapters. Nowadays, some readers can't help but want to show off their "old bookworm" skills when they see a new author, and they don't care about anything else, so they just…
I don't understand why so many people are criticizing the female knight's part. First, the female knight is the younger sister's knight, which means she could completely ignore the male protagonist. Based on the story, it's just that this character design doesn't appeal to some readers; there's no need to criticize her so harshly.
Why did that female knight confront the protagonist? In a rigidly hierarchical society, how could a vassal kill her lord? And the protagonist just acts like nothing happened? It's unbelievable. In such a dangerous environment, the protagonist didn't care about her at all. Wasn't he afraid she might suddenly turn against him? Was he just showing off his writing skills, forcibly conforming to reality?
Seeing everyone unanimously criticizing the book's plot, and with such consistent opinions, it seems like they've been misled. Are they all just haters? Everyone, open your eyes and don't follow the crowd. This book is truly good. What's the point of a "feel-good" novel? A good book is one with substance. Do you really need to see the protagonist showing off and getting humiliated? Haven't you had enough of those novels already?
The noble council might encroach on the protagonist's interests, but they will certainly guarantee the protagonist's inheritance of the title, as that is their foundation. No one can guarantee that their family won't one day be without an heir; the principle of "if the lips are gone, the teeth will be cold" applies best to the nobles.
After reading dozens of chapters, I simply can't stand that female knight. Since the world-building already establishes that lords wield great authority, why create a character like this? Doesn't it contradict the established framework? No noble would keep someone who threatens their safety, especially twice, by their side, and who shows absolutely no respect. If the protagonist's subordinates saw this, wouldn't it severely damage his prestige?
I wouldn't say it's too toxic, I can only say... It's a bit toxic. Regardless of my family background, my father is a marquis, I am an earl, and I have a princess fiancée. Even if my family is in dire straits, no one can trample on me, no poor person can covet my property or my status. I can understand a viscount framing me and trying to kill me being at the behest of other earls and marquises.
The author should frequent clubs when he has free time, so that the protagonist's knees will be more resistant to kneeling before every woman. After all, this isn't ten years ago.