The Bloodwolf’s Spring Dawn
冰与火之血狼春晓
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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For a work to count as fantasy, in the narrow sense of the term, it needs a complete world of its own. Stories that grow out of such a world are what we call fantasy. The first category is mainstream fantasy, or epic fantasy. Often compared with sword-and-sorcery fantasy, it focuses on grander themes and broader plots. Rather than individual adventures, it deals with political struggles, wars between nations, and the fate of the world. Works in this category tend to be meticulously written and r
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I was so happy for nothing. I thought it was the male protagonist. If the author hadn't admitted to being male, I would have thought it was a female author. The author thinks that the female protagonist saves a lot of trouble, such as marriage. This shows the author's prejudice or lack of understanding.
Haha, finally we see the protagonist's dragon appear, and then it switches to POV again. What an amazing writing style! After building up the emotions for so long, it abruptly ends just before the climax, switching to a different storyline and POV. It's a rushed, unsatisfying flow, followed by a supporting character's straightforward narration of the aftermath. Impressive.
A few drawbacks: It's too wordy. Chapters seven and eight are entirely dialogue, with no plot development whatsoever. There are too few climactic scenes. I know you're following the style of the original work, but Martin also has a lot of explicit and violent scenes to enhance the reader's experience; simple exposition and dialogue would be tedious.
Seeing the comments praising the author, I can't help but pour some cold water on it. The book's strengths are obvious: excellent writing, nuanced character descriptions, and vivid imagery in every scene. However, its lack of success isn't due to its POV style, but rather a fundamental deficiency in its quality.
It's well-written. The author probably wrote it out of passion. A first-person perspective would have been fine, but the main issue is that the protagonist is female, perhaps because the author is female? (I'm guessing.) It would have done better if the protagonist were male.
Undoubtedly a good book, both the writing style and the plot are very engaging. It's just not for me. Ensemble stories are fine, but in fan fiction, especially those with original main characters, creating an ensemble cast, and with the storyline frequently jumping from one plot to another without any connection between the timelines, makes me feel very awkward.
Having read up to chapter 73, I really want to complain a bit. After chapter 65, did the author give up and the quality just plummet? It stopped making any sense and started contradicting himself. All the build-up to the protagonist was so extensive: the first female champion in history to win a martial arts tournament, her personal strength could easily defeat Pakistan, she could travel the…
It's available now!? It's like an iron tree blooming! Even though there are only a few, I've already pre-ordered them all...
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This is Bolton's marching route after leaving Harrenhal, with the contingent heading towards Maidenspring being a suicide mission. This is basically what the entire naval route looks like.