
Viking: The Sword Saint's Journey
维京:剑圣征程
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 586k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
175Chapters
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2.1kRecs
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Reader comments 17
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The racial identity of the Vikings is complex. There is cruelty and a hint of wisdom in the violence. People value interests but also attach great importance to family ties. The Vikings still pay more attention to the concept of family. When plundering surrounding forces, small groups are composed of a leader, family members, and admirers attracted by their reputation. Reputation is probably the most important thing in Vikings. Without a reputation, no one will work with you. Even if you fail, someone will continue to follow you. But without fame, you are nothing.
You have to focus on writing the fighting scenes. Why do you describe how the crowd will do it?
It would be better not to open it at such a small level than to have a unique talent. There are so many chapters where the strength of teenagers is still at the level of a young captain. I am really convinced. Goldfinger upgrades are getting slower and slower, and the restrictions are very large. You have to reach the highest level before you can purchase it, which seems very frustrating. Cheating has not been able to open Wushuang in history. It's better to watch Glacier War. After all, the protagonist is really talented. Anyway, it looks boring and uncomfortable.
Weight training is a real failure for teenagers.
The author also has his own ideas for writing, and has been laying the groundwork for a long time for the impact of this battle on the protagonist's reputation, concepts, growth, etc. The previous article also contains the foreshadowing of Gerrard going to fight in the Strait. Later, I received comments and feedback and strengthened it for Gerrard. Readers reported that the protagonist was a storyteller in a small town, and the author changed the protagonist's concept of becoming stronger and his growth path, adding to the arc of the character. And so on... How should I put it, even if it is a great poison, even a great god can feel it. Write in a down-to-earth manner, and don't make manipulations that ruin the plot, and don't change the plot and characters too much because of negative comments from book friends (take the essence and remove the dross). This book is still of a high standard, and it's not unreasonable for it to be at the top of the new fantasy book list. This book has its own audience. Some people will definitely criticize it and some will praise it. The reading process will also filter out stable readers. At the starting point, there are too many clear water noodles and a bunch of answers. This book still has its own charm - in short, keep writing.
The protagonist's name is very un-Viking😅😅😅
How many chapters have it been and are you still growing up? ?
Isn't it better if you don't get more credit for this type of genre? It's not a fantasy martial arts show where you pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger...
It feels like reading Japanese comics...
If you want to suppress, you need to increase the update speed, but also suppress your strength. Slow update of the progress bar will only discourage people from quitting. The positioning is a bit offset from the subject matter and background. The author needs to update more