
Sword of the Temple
圣殿之剑
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 908k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I like battle scenes and court intrigue even more, but what I love most is seeing the protagonist counter every move. The twists are always unexpected and exciting.
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The novel is well-written, reminiscent of early online novels, unlike other web novels on Qidian. However, this is also somewhat fatal. I can't say for sure whether this type of novel is popular or has a wide audience on the Qidian platform. The first seven chapters, totaling nearly 20,000 words, offer relatively detailed descriptions of every event and item.
It's not easy to publish a new book without any prior publication. Western history is a niche subject, so if you find it enjoyable, please recommend it!
[Map] Map of the Kingdom of Hungary If a location appears later and is not shown on the map, it will be updated promptly. Black = place name Dark red = personal name (important historical figure) Dark blue = region/province name
Another one ruined by big-eyed girls?
Such a good book, it's just that it was born at the wrong time in this environment...
By the time the protagonist grows up, the Knights Templar will almost be gone.
Rome, Rome, please save Rome! Such excellent writing!
I salute you. I can't match your perseverance. This era is too restless, lacking truly excellent works created with such dedication. But that's a problem of the times, not yours. Given the right time and the right environment, I believe these books will achieve the success they deserve. Finally, I wish you all the best, that you can hold onto your ideals, and live the life you want.
Paladin, you are a Catholic knight, not anyone's slave. Why did you become the king's slave? Power was given to you by God. The day you became the king's knight, you were no longer a paladin. You were no longer pure; you were merely the king's bodyguard.
It lacked satisfying moments and felt constantly oppressive. Although it was very enjoyable, I always felt like I was reading a satirical chivalric novel.