Knight and Wand

I haven't seen such a satisfying book for a long time, and I finished reading the current content in one go. As the author's introduction says, it is a traditional Western fantasy, a somewhat "classical" chivalry novel. The traditional sword and magic and simple knight complex really touched me. Let me talk about some of my personal enjoyment in reading. Regarding the male and female protagonists, I have always been more afraid of the protagonist having a harem, but the author has handled it very well so far, and the interaction with the heroine is very sweet. Occasionally, extreme lowering, pure enjoyment, not only hands but also feet (?). At the same time, he handled the relationship with other female characters very patiently and slowly laid the groundwork. Even people who don't read harem stories can accept it. Secondly, there is the friendship and brotherhood between teenagers, the passion for taking risks and breaking out together; the mutual loyalty, trust, follower and support between masters and servants, monarchs and ministers. It's been a long time since I found a book that writes about these things. Please, these points are obviously super cool, okay? The characters are relatively simple, but each has its own characteristics. The story is smooth, the setting is interesting, and the suspense is enough. I am looking forward to the future development. However, with the author's speed and style, it will probably take a long time to get fat. I hope the author takes care of himself, does not forget his original intention, and has fun writing.

I'm a 22-year fantasy bookworm. The biggest highlight of this book is that the articles are filled with a sense of sunshine and youth. Love and friendship are the main colors, and conspiracy, magic, and battle are the color combinations. It is commendable that it does not fall into the vicious cycle of blood, terror, and violence that stimulates traffic. The author has strong control skills, and his writing style, rhythm, and logic are all above average. The pace is slow, but not draggy. There are no obvious logical flaws, no subversion of intelligence, and no plot collapse. It does not fall into the cliche of fighting and leveling, and the plot progresses smoothly. The only flaw is that it occasionally inserts classic literature such as Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which is a bit confusing and affects the reading experience.

There is no weird grade classification like that set by cerebral palsy. These days, when I see this kind of thing, I usually just give it up. For example, if I look at the catalog first, if there is a book about cultivating immortals, if something about building a foundation pill appears, I usually just give it up. The three perspectives are also very good. Now most of the protagonists have basically become Pol Pot. All I think about every day is pictures of people. Especially Tomato, it feels even more outrageous that she has changed from being a Virgin who saves people to being a Virgin if she doesn't attack people. The emotional line is the most worthy of mentioning. This emotional line has already killed 90% of the male authors, and they are all in the harem. So satisfying.

1. Appropriate plot advancement As a reader who often reads Western fantasy themes, the author made me feel very comfortable in the arrangement of the plot. The pace is just right. There is no slow pace that often occurs in Western fantasy lord novels or Western fantasy adventure novels. The author blends the two together and does a good job. This is the first highlight. 2. The setting of the power system is reasonable This is a very important point in the Western fantasy genre. Readers often do not like overly complex settings. The author sets the mage system to a simple "right position, canon position, magician, and king of law (Miss Lola)" which is not cliché, simple, easy to understand, and touching. 3. Title design Let me talk about the conclusion first. I really like the author's title setting. For a history buff, many Western fantasy lord stories directly apply the title of baron, prince, prince, and son in ancient China, which is disastrous for the sense of immersion. Many authors are often unwilling to look up the information for the sake of convenience, and regard the title as a simple "alternative upgrade." For example, if an earl and a duke are loyal to the king at the same time, an earl with three counties may have greater power than a duke with one county. Power in the Middle Ages was not obtained by the title level of "duke". And if you simply apply the duke - marquis - uncle - son - male, you will subconsciously think that the duke is older than the earl. In China, the ruling class is a bureaucracy, and the title only shows status. In Europe, the title is linked to power, but the mismatch between power and title often occurs because it is affected by the title holder. Therefore, a duke who is born higher than an earl can only happen in China, not in Europe, unless the earl is a vassal of the duke, or the duke is powerful. Conclusion: As a new book, the author's writing is sophisticated, the plot is solid, and the characters are fleshed out. It is a rare Western fantasy book.

Although it feels like going back to more than ten years ago, the quality of the work still depends on the details. The battle scenes are vivid and the characterization is great, it's hard to imagine this being the author's first book. Although traditional Western fantasy has long been in decline, I still don't want good books to be buried.

I like the pace of this book very much. The progress in terms of the protagonist's ability value, political description, and emotional description is currently well matched. It can also be seen that the author has great ideas about what stages should be described and where they should be described, with appropriate emphasis. Excellent works must be well matched. Each aspect is complementary to the other two. The boringness of many works is due to over-emphasis on one aspect and a large amount of ink, resulting in a monotonous plot without highlighting the contradictions and conflicts of the story. I think it is a very clever narrative background for the author to disappear into the big forest where the spirit is. Only when small events happen in the context of big events can the characters create an epic sense of conflict and contradiction. From the beginning of the conflict - running away and longing for safety to the end of rescuing the friend's sister. The contradictions shown immediately in the story determine how exciting the story will be later on. The disappearance of the spirit-like land shows the contradiction between the lord and the king, the contradiction between the knight's identity and the individual. At the same time, it is connected to the calm period after the last wave of conflicts, and it begins to rise and relax like a roller coaster, avoiding the monotony of repeated farming and emotional scenes in most works. If the complex identities of the different characters between the lord and the kingdom are reflected in the characterization, and the ups and downs of the plot, it will definitely become a masterpiece. The only thing I'm worried about is Golden Lion. Her relationship with the protagonist is progressing very quickly. If her father's reasons can't solve the problem. The heating up of the emotional drama is likely to delay the progress of other aspects. If it heats up too quickly and the characters are out of control, it may lead to a light love comedy that constantly feeds dog food, destroying the tone of the entire story. Many works also fail here, but I believe the author has been prepared and look forward to the author's results.

From the beginning of the undead chapter, your plot is like an uncontrollable train that accelerates to the extreme. At the end, the speed of the boss battle against the evil demon reaches its peak. The plot is inexplicable and strange. There are a lot of so-called foreshadowings, none of which are explained well, and they are all the Riddler. The book "Teacher Ascends to God" has officially entered the 🤡 stage. The plot begins and the undead chapter is drastically cut off into the boring kingdom politics. The foreshadowing of the previous article is not explained, leaving the reader in a fog. Now it is better. There are problems with how to connect the subsequent plot well. In the end, the large 🤡 is completely completed 😅

Most of the online articles that say that they are slow to gain popularity are because the rhythm is wrong, the writing is long-winded, the priorities are unclear, and the main line is blurred. But this book is really slow-moving, with orderly writing and ups and downs in the plot. A lot of pre-content is needed to lead to the explosive points later. If you can accept the slow heat and like Western fantasy, you can really try it.

I tried it the night before yesterday, and I have almost subscribed to it today. It is very simple but mature writing, and it is very comfortable to read. I think it is the western fantasy novel of the year in my heart, but it feels that magic accounts for a little less, and it is more like the feeling of swords facing each other when riding and slashing, and the world view has not been spread yet. I am looking forward to the author's wonderful writing later. Attached are 2 monthly tickets

1 The first hundred or so chapters are really good. They are truly masterpieces of Western fantasy. They have such a flavor. However, the plot is too sophisticated and has always been based on war. It can be said that one lord supports an entire territory. I suggested to the author at the time that similar content could be interspersed with mainstream content to ease the plot. After all, the protagonist is also a lord. Western fantasy interspersed with mainstream content. I think this is very normal and was directly deleted. 2 Secondly, the author has been laying the groundwork and digging pits. So many scenes of the Holy War have been prepared for so long and ended so hastily. 3 This is also the most serious plot problem. It is really painful to watch the time travel. Just after the Holy War, he traveled with the princess, and then he immediately traveled to the vampire world. It is completely divorced from the main plot. The writing is inexplicable, and it fundamentally breaks away from the label of Western Fantasy. It can only be said that the author is really stubborn and wasted such a good start in the first hundred chapters. It is a pity.

As one of the old drinkers in the starting point of this Internet city, this wine made with pure love will always be one of my favorites. It is always worth looking forward to and paying for as long as you choose a good brand! Just one bite! You will be willing to pay for it all! Who can refuse the supreme thing brewed by the love words of this beautiful girl's lips? The only thing that can compare to this pink wine in my memory is the White Moon Wine caused by a lifetime of memories and regrets! Huh? You mean the blood wine made from the blood on the sword's blade and the gin made from the purple robe and golden staff? Those are the other two categories! What? Are you asking me for wine with all three flavors? Then you've found the right person! This wine titled The Knight and the Wand is definitely for you! It's just a new winery, so the first few batches are a bit green, but if you catch the time! It's just the right time to drink! Huh? How much does the drink cost, you ask? Less than one dollar! That damn guy never wanted money! What he wants is the painful appearance of our longing hearts cramping and suffering because we can't get it! This is the only explanation! If you don't believe it, just look at the one next to you! He was in so much pain that he started calling his old lover! Every time he drinks, I hear him calling his old lover named Isolde! (If you think this paragraph has been read before, don't think it looks familiar, because I also posted it once at the end of paragraph 83 in Chapter 3 of the article. It was just an improvisation, and it felt just right for a book review, so I moved it here by the way)

The gryphon helmet is quite handsome (well, Leon is also a "griffon knight" 😄), but the second one has more of a gothic helmet flavor, and the chapter review can only be done one picture at a time

I don't read many books, and I don't have much literary talent, so this is just an ordinary reader's general feeling after reading the current article. You can just read it at will. I don't like the experience of catching up on reading, so I usually just subscribe and put it away, and then read it in one go when I have time. I originally planned to read it until the fourth volume is completed, but I saw that my performance has dropped significantly recently, so I read it in advance. At the end of the third volume, there were many criticisms and suggestions for this book, many of which were thoughtful and thoughtful. However, when I read it, it was already the final version and I didn't know the original content. I heard that the author was trying to write the final battle in reverse order. First of all, the author is willing to put effort into the writing method. As a reader, I am really happy. However, it is still too challenging to try a new writing method at the climax of the online article. Firstly, he is still a new author and has not accumulated much trust in the hearts of readers. Secondly, the author has no precedent in the previous articles to show that he can master this writing method. The online article can only be updated like toothpaste. Perhaps in the future, the author can develop it into his own unique style when he is more mature. Then some people said that the ending of the new version was too hasty and ended in an anticlimax. (To be honest, I really don't know if you don't tell me) Ahem, ah, no, I mean the ending description is indeed lacking. Although the plot and twists were clearly stated when I read it, there should be more details at the end of the volume, which is the emotional highlight. Well, that's right. Here I sincerely thank the author and readers for their efforts. Without the efforts of the author and the suggestions of the readers, I would not have what I feel after reading today. Really, thank you (blowing your nose). The most discussed thing seems to be the protagonist's harem. Because the author made the announcement very early, I won't discuss the unproductive issue of why there is no single female protagonist but no female protagonist here. The little lion is the one everyone expects; Lola, (let the little sister come online quickly, please author), ahem, um, let her come online quickly, please, Wadaxi, they can do anything bushi (roar ~ dark crawling ~); The princess, the main criticized character, some people think that "it is too hasty, then The plot of part of the time-travel was not good, and it was even weirder when he and the little lion were transported to a modern society without demons like Blue Star. Let's talk about the plot first (?). First of all, I personally feel that these two "time-travels" are not so much time-travel as they are opening maps. Some people have said before that they returned to the knight competition after fighting the undead natural disaster (currently doubtful). Sai, the management of the territory is a bit stingy, alas~↑, who said that we are just a small lord, as long as we make a few changes, who among the brothers will not be a prominent figure (and this "possibility of fate" is very much like the protagonist directly traveling to the current world line, without the "Supreme Beauty and Wisdom, the Holy Sun of the World, My Beloved, the Great One") The world after "King of France ~ Hilal ~", haha, there is not even a demon in the spiritual world, so boring). Generally speaking, when I read these plots, my experience was very smooth. I will not analyze the details and the pros and cons of the writing. However, when I finished reading it in the past two days, I had an indescribable feeling, like watching a childhood animation? No big-eyed book can give me this feeling. It's very subjective, not a feeling of applause. It's a pretty good experience. (Ahem, but I read the final version. The author often changes the text, so I don't know how I felt when I read it. In short, I would like to thank the author and the readers for their hard work) Now let's talk about feelings. This question is too subjective. You can completely think of what I say below as nonsense. I watched both Pure Love and Harem, mainly about the emotional bond and sugar between two people (the corpse is warm, and the knife is used to make an abstract fork out), Yandere, the bond is deep and boring, Shura Field, my favorite is watching women fight~Confusion~. But it's really difficult to write with multiple female protagonists, especially now that everyone can't accept novice descriptions of Jiangzhi. How can I make several women with brains and flesh and blood willingly fall on one person? Can't I do it alone? Oh, we have shared experiences and formed a deep bond. Then you are arranging a mindless plot. Otherwise, how would two strangers get together so quickly? I, this. Here I can't help but mention the red-haired swordswoman in the magician's manual. The descriptions of Ash and swordswoman at the beginning are really good. The witch's daughter in the back is also good, but the last few are a little less interesting. When Tingri wrote that swordswoman has a possessiveness that can be called the inner demon, I was shocked, no, no If you can be possessive, how can you write about Shura Field if you don't have possessiveness? Oh no, if you don't have possessiveness, then you are still a normal person. But you made Sword Girl look like her Taoist heart is broken. How can you take it back in the end? The ending also feels a bit sloppy, and there is also the former team, so, huh? No, I'm off topic. Anyway, I've talked so much, but actually I haven't said anything. Ahem, then you ask me, then you ask me, is the princess a shameless one? You are right, but I still have to say, "The Knight and the Wand" is not a road novel that focuses on love. The relationship between the male and female characters is the embellishment of the story. I don't understand the Western fantasy theme, and I don't understand the warhammer elements used by the author. I only know the curry stick from the comments. I haven't read the anime and the original book. Well, am I still an ordinary reader? You are not all big guys, damn, why do you have so much time? Ahem, emotional dramas are a matter of opinion. Just think it's not poisonous. The plot in the article must be deliberately designed. If not designed, is it still a story? At least it won't disgust people. Um, will anyone be there? Last but not lest, lastly, and perhaps the most important problem, the author's recent updates are too unstable. I looked at the table of contents and found that the performance of the online article mainly depends on the people who follow it. The evaluation of the people who follow it is much worse, and the people who read it may just give up. If the performance is poor, everyone will criticize it, and the book may be a eunuch. So I rarely read serialized novels, and the author is still a new author. I was scared and hurried to see what was going on. It is not easy to find a suitable and appetizing book these days. That's not to say that you can't scold or urge, everyone is here to relax. Internet article writers are also a profession. Which profession does not require resistance to pressure? Let's discuss the matter. Updates are updates, the plot is discussed, and I read the book circle to criticize. There was a lot of noise, and some of them were almost quarreling, but it wasn't really true. I thought some big thunder had exploded and attracted condemnation, so I updated this matter. Don't forget that my book review is already more than 2,000 words long. Oh no, it's not even 2,000 words yet? I haven't even had dinner yet. Those who update more than 10,000 times a day are really superhuman, aren't they? Are they really the same species as me? Speaking of this, I have to mention another book. The writing is brilliant at the beginning, and it quickly reached the top 100 monthly votes. It was updated twice or three times in the next ten and a half months, and finally it was a legendary single chapter. After more than half a year, it suddenly became a corpse. It was updated every two days, every three days, and weekly. It is updated every ten days, and it has only been updated daily for two months at the beginning of the year. Now I have encountered a bottleneck, and I have started to update as the situation arises. But I can't help it. The writing is really good. I still have nearly 3,000 monthly subscriptions this month. There is no meal replacement of the same level in the same type. No, I should say that the starting point is the same type of book. It was that book that started it. The current daily guide can still read the works that followed the trend. The ones that are still alive now are still somewhat capable. The works that purely followed the trend died after the update of that book was discontinued (maybe the author had something wrong?). The official group of that book It also exploded at that time (this is how everyone resents the Riddler who talks half-talk), but I will always be the little blue dwarf, no, I am the most loyal supporter of Her Royal Highness Cornflower, the Queen's most brilliant sapphire, and the great nanny's scepter. Speaking of which, Li Ang is also from Iralil, wocao, the two books are more like (bushi). In short, for the author, as long as the content is well written, people will definitely read it. It makes no sense that some other articles will be read, but better novels will not be read. We are just a bit of a niche and don't like to speak. Then there are the big readers. There is something wrong with the novel. Hurry up and scold me, let the author change it, so that I can read it ready-made, ahem, and ordinary people like me will silently support you behind the scenes. Of course, everyone still needs to discuss rationally, there is no need to hurt the harmony, and maintain a healthy network environment, starting from you and him 😜. Finally, I wish the author good health, all the best, and readers, brothers, great wealth. Then I will take care of Haji Sword and lock him in a small dark room to update vigorously. (wocao, why are you suddenly alive? Damn it, someone is faster than me? It's rare to defend once 😡)

Your updates are really slow, please work harder, author😒

The taste is too authentic, purely orthodox Western fantasy. However, it is quite slow to pick up, and it only took 200,000 words to get started, which feels quite inadequate (╥ω╥`) However, the slow plot is written steadily. All in all, I'm quite optimistic about this book.

Recommended and worth a look! The plot at the beginning is compact and interesting. Although some of the recent plots have become a little cliché, it is innocuous. It is still interesting and the writing is smooth. According to bookworm standards, the score is 8.5-8.8

Come on, keep at it🌹🌹🌹

The writing style and plot logic are both good, I hope there are no poisonous points

This is another Gu Huo Niao. The book is really beautiful and also really slow.

This post was edited on June 5, 2024. When the book was about 20 chapters old, readers of various single-female protagonists were repeatedly threatened to abandon the book. They were unbearable and I hereby make it clear. First, in view of the fact that some readers have repeatedly asked whether it is a single female protagonist or not, I would like to make it clear that this article is definitely a harem novel and will never be a single female protagonist novel. In the outline, there will be 2-3 female characters who will have a romantic relationship with the protagonist in the future. The three character cards are basically the bright ones. The reason why I only wrote three is not that I don't want to write a larger harem, but that I don't have the ability to write more than three female characters. If I have the skills of Nishio Reform, I will definitely write ten or eight. Now Guo Nan loves YY writing and writes about polygamy. So, for non-harem readers, in order to avoid your unpleasant reading experience, please do not come here. I beg you, don't eat spicy food. Don't eat it and find it too spicy. I am a literary veteran of the Xiaobai Internet 20 years ago, and I am a harem party pickled to the bone. No matter now or in the future, I will only write about plural female protagonists. Second, this book is a single-protagonist novel, never a group portrait. What I hate most is group portraits. I don't know what some readers have misunderstood. Third, because the same question about Goldfinger being too slow is always repeated, in order not to delay the reading experience of some readers, and to facilitate readers who are not the audience for this article and decide to abandon the book this morning, I make a statement in advance. This book is not a "Cheat Finger" driven text, which does not mean that there are no elements such as cheats and cheats, but the story in this book is destined not to use cheats as a plot driver. I am too weak in writing skills and inexperienced to write exciting stories driven by cheats and plug-in systems. I really can't write mature and enjoyable stories, and I will not enter the fast-paced story mode of cheating, killing monsters and upgrading in the future. My book is destined to be slow, very... Slow, very... Slow, as slow as life, slow and long. It's not that there are no cheat plots, but I'm a newbie writing about such an unpopular theme and style, so please don't expect me to write any exciting Goldfinger hit stories. I would like to add one more sentence, there is no group in this book, I can easily lose concentration, and the group will make me waste my little coding time, so I don't plan to build it now or in the future.

The writing is very comfortable, and the characters all have their own IQs and behavioral logic. There is no one-time villain who is specifically designed to stir up the reader's emotions and is deliberately disgusting. Respect the characters you write In this fast-paced era, tell stories in a serious and precise manner. There is no impatient introduction of the power system at the beginning, and then traditional exciting plots such as breakthroughs and cheat harvesting are used to stimulate readers. There is a sense of calmness that comes from the eloquent words. It is a huge plus point for me Finally, let me talk about a huge plus point for me personally. The male protagonist meets many real good people. This is really important, I'm tired of a bunch of people coming to fantasy worlds for no apparent reason. It's so dark and dark, and it's called realism. This has nothing to do with being naive. Even if you want to show me your social experience and qualifications, you have to say that society is gray. Gray means black and white, not black or white. Life is not easy, and you may be wronged in real life. I don't blame you if you don't like positive descriptions. Everyone has their own difficulties, but it doesn't mean that literary and artistic works are like beasts' dens. You can say that it is human nature to be greedy for life and afraid of death, and to be selfish. I agree, but you also have to admit that it is human nature to be selfless and to sacrifice oneself for others. The author does not blindly cater to some tastes to express "truth", but seriously depicts a complex world, which is great

Are there any other western fantasy works similar to this? Please recommend them. I can't get enough of it. None of the popular Western Fantasy characters at the starting point can be seen except Kingdom Bloodline.

Author, do you want to read the book from the first chapter? What are you writing? I can describe you in this way. You start high and start low but end at the end. I personally feel that the peak is when the Jihad Army begins to march. After that, you have eaten too many fungi and it starts to go downhill. When I go back to the past with the girl 2, I can't stand it anymore. Don't you think this is cool? I think the setting was wrong from the beginning. The protagonist's past life shouldn't have existed. The author wanted to make it more sophisticated and deeper, but the writing power simply couldn't support it, so the plot felt very fragmented. I recommended this book a lot in the early stages, but now I'm so disappointed.

This picture lists some magical creatures that Europeans believe have existed or still exist. Legends and Mythology, myths and legends, here we only talk about some historical stories of Europa. Cryptids, which can simply be translated as mythical or legendary creatures, are believed to exist but have never been proven. In addition to the Loch Ness Monster, there is also a water monster in Maple Leaf Country, but this monster was proven to be a fabrication to attract tourists. Bigfoot and Yeti have never been confirmed, but people have always talked about them. There was a North American news report, "The footprints of a mysterious giant beast suddenly appeared on the beach of a small town." However, during the follow-up report, a town resident revealed that this was a prank. In front of the camera, he showed off his props, a pair of shoes that looked like dinosaur paw prints. He added breedings to his body, jumping and jumping to fake the footprints of the mysterious creature. Programs like Mythbusters or Science Inside are very eye-catching. Elves, fairies, goblins, goblins, leprechauns, etc., Although they all have their own names, they can be collectively called Fairies (singular fairy). The stories about them are Fairy tales, (tales stories). It was not until around the 19th century that people really began to no longer believe in the existence of elves and so on. Some poets wrote poems like "The elves are dead". However, even now in England there is a license, an officially issued document, issued to "the person who can find the goblins." But it's more like a cultural tradition. On the left of this picture are two books about magical creatures in the Middle Ages, and on the right is a griffon. Note: The illustration of this griffon comes from a book from 1460 (The Book of Flowers). This illustration can be found in the online archive of the Rijksmuseum of the Netherlands. Playing Dungeons and Dragons, there is a rule book that specifically lists Beastiary (a medieval bestiary), a monster manual (including background stories, challenge ratings, dropped items, etc.) There is also a rule book that specifically lists dragons and dragon-like creatures. The picture above is an illustrated book of herbs and monsters from the 15th century. You must know that the fable "Wolf Comes" existed as early as ancient Greece! "Wolf Comes" is translated as (Cry Wolf), cry here does not mean crying, but shouting. Why should we mention folklore (folklore) for children? Because they are the continuation of medieval legends and enlightenment stories for educating children! This book tells about medieval children's poetry. Actually, they are nursery rhymes, lullabies, etc. Collections of fairy tales were collected into volumes as early as the 13th century, and gradually became official in the 15th century. Some traditions in the Middle Ages in Europe were to put some food around babies to protect them from goblins and so on. Channgling, a changed baby in folk tales. The evil goblin replaced the baby with an ugly monster. A bit like the story of the cuckoo bird. There is also Doppeganger, which refers to a person who looks very similar. It also means a goblin who secretly changes his identity or disguises himself as a human. When I meet a goblin in an online novel, it looks exactly like the person accompanying it. You have to ask questions to tell the difference. Of course, there is also the story of the tooth fairy. Just like early Homo sapiens could not understand lightning, fire, earthquakes, ancient Greek and other cultures had thunder and lightning, Zeus' lightning and gods who built artifacts in volcanoes. These are "beliefs" derived from ignorance to explain the surrounding environment. These books explain medieval mythology in detail. Think about it, sailors walking along the coast will occasionally see unimaginable "Cthulhu"-style "monsters" on land. They returned to their hometown, or bragged after drinking in a tavern at the port, and the "Kraken Siren" in the sea may have been born. Also, it is really possible that a giant squid came to the shallow sea for various reasons and mistook the barnacle-covered ship for a sperm whale. Beowulf (Beowulf) was probably written between the 8th and 11th centuries and is the earliest "fantasy epic story". Romance novels existed in the 13th century. The books shown above tell fantasy stories imagined by people in the Middle Ages. The Basilisk in Harry Potter appeared in ancient Greece. Leviathan (a behemoth, Leviathan sea monster), and Tarrasque (a lizard-like dragon monster) gave birth to Bonnacon the raging bull. The Angry Ox is like a Bombadier beetle or a skunk, which spouts poisonous mist to drive away enemies after being frightened. If we really want to list them one by one, there are hundreds of magical creatures and there is no way to list them all.

I really couldn't find a winged helmet that met the requirements, so I simply used a hood instead. Anyway, the hood is also a feature of the First Legion. The protagonist is currently looking for a custom-made plate armor by a dwarf craftsman, which probably looks like the picture below. Of course, the AI ​​​​pictures cannot have the same details. By the way, add a picture of the protagonist's noble heraldry Fill in an impression picture of Selva Village, but it is impossible to draw a similar concept picture like Avalon Fortress, and the requirements are too complicated.

Wizard of the Coast, a concept art for Magic: The Gathering. It can be said that magic is as old as human civilization. First of all, let me explain that "magic" is not all feudal or superstitious. (Disclaimer: This post only talks about "magic" from a humanistic and historical perspective.) It is more like a way for humans to understand the world after they become wise. "Magic" is a mode of thinking (philosophy) that facilitates analysis and understanding of the world around us (science). The two brothers of "magic" are: religion and science. The development of the latter two has made magic weak, but it has never been cut off. In this picture, you can see that Oxford University has published a history book about witches and magic (1 on the left). Routledge, which publishes academic books, also published a book on the history of magic in the Middle Ages (upper middle). (Far right) is a popular science book for the general public, telling the development of alchemy and witchcraft in human history. Someone even wrote a doctoral thesis on medieval magic, and he also created a podcast about the history of magic. Samuel P Gillis Hogan, University of Exeter. If you are interested, you can read his doctoral thesis. Nowadays, of course, some people believe in and even practice "magic", just like some people believe in zodiac signs. Some newspapers even have a special column for astrological predictions/horoscope, just like the Chinese almanac. For example, Aquarius will definitely find the person they like recently, or they should pay attention to traffic safety when going out recently, etc. Some people also believe that crystals can cure diseases. Then let's take a rough look at the development history of "magic" based on the screenshots in the book. You should have heard that it is forbidden to stab people in the Chinese imperial palace and so on. The famous witch trials. But one thing to understand is that Christianity is not static. It also has branches of sects that fight among themselves. Inqusition (religious court or tribunal), a large number of priests died at that time and so on. There are also real cases of priests being imprisoned in towers and eventually escaping, which has influenced some film and television works. Human beings are just rivers and lakes. Witch trials are, to some extent, a targeted trial like the movie "The Purge". For example, the famous "vampire" Countess, Elizabeth Bathory. (There is such a theory, but there is no way to confirm it) Bathory is one of the most influential families in the local area, and after Bathory was tried, who benefited from her property and so on? So are medieval people ignorant? Maybe, but both the gold and the land are real. There are also "Evil eye" amulets for sale. The picture below is a love talisman from the Middle Ages. In the picture: (upper left) tells the magical and fantastic plots in medieval literary works. The books (middle) + (lower right) are translations of two medieval "magic" classics. One is about Solomonic magic and the other is about Necromancy. (Top right) Just as China has door gods, various consecrated talismans, etc., Europeans in the Middle Ages also had similar objects. Objects for town houses, etc. Nicolas Flamel, the creator of Rowling's first book, the Philosopher's Stone, was a well-known medieval Gallic chicken alchemist. Merlin in "Merlin's Beard" in Harry's (intentional) book was also a well-known prophet in the Middle Ages. Appears in many historical documents. This book from De Gruyter Publishing House specifically introduces some well-known medieval "magicians". Let's briefly introduce these first...

Looking forward to continued progress in AI

The emergence of a hierarchical system is a necessity The absence of a strict occupational hierarchical system is not a realistic necessity, but a short-lived pastoral era when the level of civilization development is not high enough and the status of professionals has not been devalued When the global empire is established, the industrial revolution sweeps across, compulsory education is popularized, and modern mobilization systems and household registration information are Management systems are coming one after another Not only will all professionals be given clear grades, but accurate six-dimensional attribute and growth rate predictions will be updated in real time in the file From the temporary formation of a ruins adventure team to the formation of a regular army with formal professionals as the threshold for enlistment, solutions with different accuracy will be calculated based on the professional information system

The author has his own personality and ideas, and he is a person who likes to pretend to be asleep. So, don't waste your gold coins, go to the next tavern to find your favorite bard. And it's time for me to leave... This toast to the Golden Lion Queen, to her kindness and bravery, and may her noble soul rest in peace in heaven.

The Mythology and Necromancer next door are probably dead. How come all the Western Fantasy I was optimistic about are dead, and they are all dead with good grades?