
Who Says a Knight Can't Backstab?
谁说骑士不能背刺
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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New-Release Fanatic (Also Recommending Older Books; Please Favorite and Follow~)
As long as I live, I'll keep testing books. As long as Qidian stays open, I'll keep updating this list. I haven't been reading much lately, and I'm pretty picky. My reviews may be slow too, ✍🏻️, but every book I recommend is still carefully chosen. Sometimes, when people look for something to read, they notice something strange: everyone's out of books, yet they still ask each other for recommendations. Isn't this way of huddling together for warmth kind of fun~ I think it's the words that br
Amber-Style and Otherworldly Fantasy Novels
Amber-style
Featuring Ongoing Fantasy Novels
This list mainly recommends fantasy, with a preference for new works that are still updating. Of course, there are plenty of classic old books too. Since it’s been so long, I can’t remember all their plots, so I usually won’t write very detailed reviews. Please understand. [Check out my other three lists: My Main List, a long-review list mainly featuring promising new books, with over 20,000 followers and 35,000 ad-free comments. You’re welcome to follow! Science fiction list: The Fourth List:
Dragons and Warriors, Swords and Legends
A wondrous civilization of magic, a world of extraordinary wizards. We call it fantasy... There are many reasons to love fantasy so deeply. Perhaps it's the mystery and unpredictability, or perhaps it's the other moving stories hidden within its understated prose. [Main list: obsessed with promising new novels. Game fiction list: restoring the glory of gaming, youth never fades, and we'll never part.] Recommendations are welcome. Just so you know, this list is for fantasy novels.
My Personal Picks: The Best of the Best, Half of Them Obscure and Niche
A little of everything, from niche and obscure to classics. I started reading Water Margin: The Sequel in third grade, and now I've been reading for a full 33 years. I've read countless novels. There are plenty of good books I can't think of right now, as well as books I remember being decent but have forgotten, so I'll add them as they come back to me. Basically, three stars means they're worth a read; don't expect any five-star ratings. Here are some I'm following lately.
I Like Multiple Partners and Read Lots of Newcomers
Pretty much all of these are readable books.
Stories Written with Heart
I'm following too many books, so I'm clearing out my bookshelf before I lose track of them.
The Joy of Collecting: Current Anime Fanfiction on Naruto, Detective Conan, Hogwarts, and History
Choosing books is like picking shells by the sea: some are dazzling, some are plain, and you never know what you'll find. I'll only recommend books I've read and enjoyed. History, anime, Naruto, Harry Potter fan fiction. I'm occasionally a little obsessive about the order. I wish there were sorting options.
Those Years, Those Months: Fifteen Years of Reading Web Novels
Books that left a lasting impression.
Trial Reading Log
I can't post comments, so I'll just keep a record here.
I’m a Huge Fan of Fantasy Novels (=·Ω·=)
This list is for scouting fantasy novels. It collects older works that I think are original or have potential. (`·ω·´) Recommended list in the same genre: “Grand Library of Fantasy Worlds”
Books I Like
A little bit of everything
There Are So Many Fine Herbs, and Gentlemen Love Them: I Want Them All
A noble gentleman is refined through cutting, carving, polishing, and grinding. The peach tree flourishes, its blossoms dazzling; my heart is filled with love. A white colt gleams beneath the quiet southern mountain. The name of the illness is love. This list includes web novels I've recently read or am currently reading, good and bad alike. What matters isn't the rating, but how they made me feel afterward. Some books have one heroine, and some have several. No-harem books aren't for me. A web
Beautiful Protagonists (。・Ω・。)
Preface: Beauty has no gender. For fellow beauty enthusiasts: Here are some beautiful protagonists from books with great plots and writing. All fellow beauty lovers are welcome to share recommendations! (The list includes both male- and female-oriented fiction.) (I'm also organizing my own collection.)
Niche Classics
My heartfelt recommendations from the past 20 years. I don't read power fantasies, and I reject formulaic level-ups and simplistic newbie novels. I dislike overpowered protagonists and brainless stories most of all. Starting from Zero scarred me, along with Angel and the abandoned Absolute Game. Now I have no interest in online gaming novels! I drop a book without hesitation if the protagonist challenges someone three levels above them. Traps, suppression in special locations, and magic arrays a
No Famous Titles, No Beginner-Friendly Fluff. Mainly Creative, Plot-Driven Stories
Lately I've found that historical fiction isn't as interesting as real history. A lot of the speculation is just wishful thinking. After reading The Capital and The State and Revolution, I feel like reading historical news is more interesting. Most historical web novels on Qidian are full of nonsense and make no sense at all. Ge Qin is passable, though. I mostly recommend lesser-known works. The hidden gems are the best books on Qidian. Aside from Wuzei, most famous authors write pretty average
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Having followed this article to this point, I'd like to offer a few comments. A previous comment mentioned, "For players, the destruction of this country is just part of the plot, but for the protagonist, it becomes something he absolutely has to do, even though saving the country doesn't benefit him at all."
Does anyone know Shennong? See if this book is edible.
The protagonist is just playing a game, so why is he so determined to save the country after transmigrating? For the player, the destruction of the country is just part of the story, but for the protagonist, it becomes something he absolutely has to do. Saving the country doesn't benefit him in any way, so why is he desperately doing something that has nothing to do with himself?
Having finished reading it three times, I have gained a new understanding of Cyril's situation and goals. In terms of difficulty, compared to the Amber series I've read (Amber, Azure, Demon Hunter, Holy Sword), up to the fourth volume of this book, Cyril's main enemies are only the neighboring enemy nations of Ossan Emma and Palandia, as well as the traitorous nobles within the country.
[Book Review Substitute] *Who Says a Knight Can't Be Stabbed?*
Amber Flow, a book with great potential. I think he has the potential to become a good novel. As for other tags Time travel? Harem? Perhaps it's too early to label it that way. "Growth" and "plot-driven" are the only two labels I can give it. A boy arrives in another world, and he's about to recklessly try to save it? This is the biggest controversy surrounding the book so far.
Something felt off. The protagonist was clearly on the side of the country, but the country didn't demonstrate any appealing or convincing characteristics.
Ash-brown hair, pointed ears, and a silver knight's sword—perfect! 😎
Viña's check-in building!
Veronica and Neurora
The image I saw on this website...
[Fanfiction Substitute] Chronicles of the Path of Radiance: The Wanderer and La Rochelle
Write some fanfiction. During the time I was following the book, I also saw a lot of questions about the male protagonist's initiative, so I added some insights about the protagonist to the text. [Text] Why choose the wanderer? Why be alone? Do you enjoy walking in the dark? Do you enjoy dancing on the edge of a knife?