Bonfire, Knight, and Wine

The writing style is very good, and the language also has a bleak feeling, which fits well with the snow disaster in the background. When I read it, I felt like there was a knight sitting by a campfire in the wild, holding a wine bottle and leaning on his sword. It made me like it. The bad thing is that there are some typos in the article, and some paragraphs also have language problems, which mainly appear in long paragraphs, especially in battle sequences. But the flaws are not to be concealed, both the plot and the writing style are very good. A knight met and saved the magician and squire on the journey of destiny, and then went to save the world with them. At least I found the plot very comfortable and I liked it very much. In short, it is really a pity that the author cut the book.