Warden of Saint Laurent
圣罗兰典狱长
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 850k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The idea is great, and the writing is good too, but isn't that little fairy supporting character disgusting? I know the author needs a villain to discover the protagonist's abnormality to drive the plot, but this Star City Lord is just a disgusting, unreasonable little fairy with double standards.
Sure enough, even though I only read a bit of the last book, I knew this author was no ordinary person. Their writing is exceptionally good, coupled with an unusually active and imaginative mind, and the content is deep and not superficial. If they continue to work hard, they'll definitely become a top author. I just don't know how long their success will last; I hope it's not just a flash in the pan. 😃
The description is very appealing! I'll test the poison for everyone! If I don't come back, it means I've been poisoned to death. 🤭
No more
The starting point, witnessing every cyber tombstone
Currently 6 chapters
I'm already starting to frown. It's so watery. They deliberately put in a female supporting character, thinking it's funny, just cramming in random lines without contributing anything to the main plot. It's all just nonsense.
The emotions are dramatic and the writing is decent, but there are practically no truly satisfying moments. So far, the protagonist's experiences haven't provided readers with any positive emotional experiences. Also, if the city lord is actually the female lead, I don't think many people would be willing to continue reading.
To be honest, some of the comments really negatively impact the reading experience. Those comments clearly reveal that the commenters are rebellious teenagers, which makes it very uncomfortable for a book lover like me who enjoys reading comments. I suggest not reading comments before paying.
Thumbs up 👍
This book has a similar feel to the previous one, and the start was better. I suggest you go to Heroes of Might and Magic: The Hidden Builder again to promote it and attract more readers.
This is really well-written and captivating.
This is how the book should be now. I came here because of the title "Warden," hoping to see the protagonist build a harem in prison. But after reading dozens of chapters, I can only say it has almost nothing to do with prisons. Replacing the prison with a castle or a mage tower wouldn't feel out of place at all.