
Warden of Saint Laurent
圣罗兰典狱长
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 850k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Only Me, Only the Heart
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The White-Clad Bookworm's Bookshelf, Currently Taking It Easy
♛ The first book I read was Zhu Xian, and I was hooked from then on. I read pretty much every genre. I generally avoid stories with cheating or where the heroine gets passed around. ♛ Completed works, ongoing stories, and promising new ones are all included. I’m very sensitive to flaws: if several things I can’t stand show up in a row, I’ll delete a book in frustration, no matter how long I’ve followed it or how much I’ve tipped the author. But if a book really suits my taste, I can put up with
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I like characters who feel real and alive, characters whose struggles and aspirations we can see. Whether they are kings who dominate the world, or comrades infiltrating behind enemy lines, or strategists whose wisdom surpasses all others, they are all moving toward the end of their journeys... Good ongoing works you can recommend, classic completed works worth digging into, all suitable for readers suffering from a reading drought.
Life Is but a Dream
I'm putting together the novels I've enjoyed over the years. My reviews are all written from the heart, both old and new. I'm recommending them to everyone, and also dedicating this list to the years of my youth spent reading novels.
The Heavenly Demon Fantasy Realm
Wandering traveler, welcome to my divine realm. This is no kingdom of the gods, merely a domain built from the faint image of my soul, which has left its mark here. Nothing more.
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A Seafood Merchant’s School of Thought?
The books on this list share a few traits: the author's use of idioms and common expressions seems a little different from how most people understand them; from the start, the story is gripping, opening with a short tale that vividly establishes the protagonist and the central conflict while laying the groundwork for a huge plot twist later on; and the writing is consistently witty.
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The idea is very good and the writing is good, but the supporting character of the little fairy is too disgusting. I know that the author needs a villain to discover the abnormality of the protagonist to promote the plot, but this Star City Lord is just a double-standard disgusting and unreasonable little fairy. More than 40 chapters have passed, and the protagonist is still bullied and oppressed by this character. This book will probably be difficult to become popular. This character is too capable of dissuading ordinary readers. Normal people read books for entertainment, not to watch the protagonist being bullied by little fairies. If it were a very smart villain who could sense that something was wrong with the protagonist from every detail, but could never truly grasp the reason, this would not only give the protagonist a sense of crisis and pressure from the outside world, but also not make the readers find it difficult to accept.
Sure enough, even though I had only read a little bit of the last book, I knew that this author was not simple. His writing style was surprisingly good, coupled with his extremely active thinking, the content was deep enough but not superficial. The position of the great master should not be lost if we continue to work hard. I just don't know how long the flowering period lasts, I hope it won't be a flash in the pan 😃
The introduction is fascinating! I'll try the poison for everyone! If I don't come back, it means I've been poisoned. 🤭
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Starting point, witness every cyber tombstone
6 Chapters currently
I have already begun to frown, it's very watery, I deliberately pretended to be a supporting actress and thought it was very interesting, I poured it into it without any useful advancement to the main plot, it was all kinds of nonsense.
The book has ups and downs of emotions, and the writing is good, but it can be said to be basically non-refreshing. So far, the protagonist's experience has not given readers a positive emotional experience. In addition, if the city lord is really the female protagonist, then I don't think many people will be willing to read it.
To be honest, the comments posted by some people are very disturbing. Those comments make people clearly feel that the people who posted the comments are some rebellious children, which makes it very uncomfortable for book lovers like me who like to read comments. I recommend not to read the comments before paying.
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This book has a bit of that flavor, and it starts better than the previous book. I suggest you go to Invincible Heroes and shout out the Hidden Architect Master again to attract some attention.
It's really well written and fascinating.
This book is normal now. I came in to read it because of the title Warden. I wanted to see the protagonist having a harem in the prison. After reading dozens of chapters, I can only say that it has nothing to do with the prison. The prison was replaced by a castle, the mage tower and the like, and there was no sense of violation.