The Curious Grimoire of Kuanalin
夸那林的奇妙秘典
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 260k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
113Chapters
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Sister Astartes? What a blasphemy!
Important matters
Do you want to get beaten and change that book before we talk about it?
Author, I saw this book on Daily Guide. Is this a good thing or a bad thing?
How does the author prepare to write the emotional line? Single heroine, harem, or no romance?
The Whispering Poems and The Sin of Wearing a Crown both seem to be on my reading list. .
Isn't it true that all extraordinary people in the extraordinary world are rational and prudent... Why is it so fierce when it comes to the protagonist? I feel like I didn't see any personal characteristics of the protagonist in the first few chapters... The impression it left on me was not even as good as that of the father's character. Is it because the protagonist's golden finger is too open and he is reckless and does not listen to advice? The protagonist Goldfinger really looks like a certain Fei, but the author's writing style is much better than him... It seems so contradictory.
After watching some movies, I can only say that the protagonist is a macho man who does whatever he wants to his soul and body without any understanding. If something goes wrong, the protagonist will probably turn into a lunatic in the midst of laughter and laughter.
I haven't read it yet, but I hope the author doesn't follow Dai Ni's example of writing about capital and innovation. It's obvious that it's good to write about a harem, with good grades, and good writing skills, but then he pounces on it if he insists on making a revolution.
Seeing Quanarin coming in... The author may not know that the protagonist in The Elder Scrolls 5 is called Quanarin, and there is a book in it called the Codex... I thought it was written by an Elder Scrolls fan 😰