Crimson Blade: A Wandering Journey
猩红之刃：漂泊之旅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 597k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Actually, traditional adventure stories are still quite popular these days; people are getting tired of seeing the same old funny stuff every day. It's a pity the protagonist wanted to become a traditional adventurer but ended up as a blood hunter. Will he end up as a villain forced into exile and suffering humiliation? People these days can't stand the slightest bit of hardship.
Finally, it's not a farming, harem, or war novel anymore! It's an adventure novel, that's what's interesting! A transcendent world, where individuals possess immense power and live freely. See which stupid lord or emperor you don't like, just take them down!
The subtle harm that the female protagonist Charlene inflicts on the male protagonist Anthony and the reader's perspective.
The author's lack of understanding of female romantic psychology and the reader's perspective has already begun to subtly harm both the female protagonist, Charlene, and the male protagonist, Anthony, as well as the readers. The male protagonist's perspective is the reader's perspective; his feelings are the reader's feelings.
Can you please stop writing about those two women?
Starting with these chapters about the academy, there's a lot of description, which is fine if it's well-written, but the problem is that it's completely uninteresting and feels pointless, especially since the earlier adventures were so exciting.
So much groundwork was laid for getting into the academy to learn magic.
As a result, after the academy storyline started, it seemed to switch to a female-oriented genre, with several chapters in a row focusing on the inner thoughts of the female supporting character. Was the main plot of entering the academy just about falling in love? The process of learning magic was only mentioned in a few sentences, and I couldn't understand what they were doing.
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Subject of the survey: The protagonist of "Crimson Blade: Wandering Journey" - [Anthony Makarov Christopher] Survey Results: [Reincarnation (Awakening of Innate Wisdom)] Criteria for judgment: Transmigration Investigators, as the name suggests, are professionals who investigate and record the transmigration situations of transmigrators. Their aim is to allow observers across countless worlds (i.
The female lead is poorly written.
It's embarrassing to even look at; it's better not to write it at all.
Personally, I do think this book is well-written, but from the moment I saw the female lead, I felt an urge to stop reading and a sense of disgust. The relationship between the male and female leads is incredibly frustrating. The male lead, who was once calm and independent, has become hesitant and even evasive.
Wait, why is the protagonist's progress frozen after entering the academy? Is it absolutely necessary to attend this academy?
You could write the part about retrieving and repairing the armor better than the interaction between the male and female leads.
It's not that having a female lead is bad, or that her personality is bad—in fact, it's all quite good—but don't you think it's too forced? You're just forcing the interactions between the male and female leads. Anthony's years of hard work were all for getting into magic school and learning magic, so where has his magic gone after all these chapters?