
The Bard Is Daydreaming Again
吟游诗人又幻想了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
Honours
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My Personal Reviews
I only read transmigration stories, and my reviews reflect my personal feelings. If I think a book is trash, my reader level for it will be no higher than Trainee or Disciple. But if I like it, my level will definitely be higher. I won’t gush about a book while my level says I’m only a trainee. Personal ratings: 7–10: Masterpieces in my eyes, on the level of Lingxue Xianxia. 5–7: I think they’re worth reading. 3–5: Not really my thing, or there are some deal-breakers I can’t put up with. 1–
Lang Li's Book Bag: Strongly Recommended Reads
All are fresh, original works well worth reading. The writing doesn't feel amateurish, and the plots are solid too. This list is just a hobby, and I'll update it whenever I remember. Saving it will remind me to update! 🥳 I've graduated and started working, so updates may be less frequent.
I Love Them, May You Too
These are good books, and I hope they suit your taste. I enjoyed them while they were new to me. If I get tired of one later, I might remove it, or leave it here in case I pick it back up someday. (For ongoing books, I wait until there are 100 chapters before reading them all at once. I'll update the reviews as needed.)
Books I Read for Myself
Most are books I've read from my own bookshelf, or ones whose blurbs caught my interest. (Mostly by established authors?)
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
Top-Tier Reads
Novels I think are pretty good.
Rational Protagonists, Mostly Fanfiction
The protagonist is always the character who deserves the most attention in a novel. If a protagonist is rational, mature, dependable, and makes you feel secure, I believe readers would really appreciate that kind of character in today's climate. This list is just a personal collection of books I like, featuring a few protagonists I find especially mature and rational.
Beat Book Drought ❤️❤️ Pass the Time
Collecting good books.
Personal Reading List
Books that even a seasoned novel reader can keep reading
A Reading List Full of Personal Favorites
Interesting books
Mark
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Old-School Picks for Veteran Readers, Not Against Female Leads
I prefer books with a classical feel. For Western fantasy, I like knights and magic; for xianxia, I mainly prefer classical xianxia. I dislike the clichés and writing habits of simplistic novels, and I also prefer deeper, more thoughtfully developed worlds.
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Reader comments 52
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A huge challenge
Starting from the next chapter, I will try to tell a dwarf joke at the end of each chapter
Not happy without vomiting
Kobolds who eat human corpses can join the team. Chen Xi, you can join the team even if you kill people and sacrifice your health. Can you put aside these things for the sake of fighting power? I feel like the protagonist's outlook on life is also extremely distorted, and it's very uncomfortable to watch.
Alas, when I saw your book, I was reminded of a previous bard-type novel. It was originally quite good, but unfortunately the protagonist suddenly turned into some kind of warlock in the middle of the book, and the content had nothing to do with the bard anymore.
It is one of the best among all the Western fantasy I have watched recently. Although it is all common Western fantasy elements, it is really telling a story rather than an upgraded anecdote The protagonist's position as a bard is also unusual. Goldfinger can obtain rewards through adventures, including spell-like abilities and magical objects (currently the Friendship spell, Alertness feat, and Eye of Truth props have been obtained) From the tavern at the beginning to the kobold cave, from the mist forest to In the orc tribe, all the events are closely connected and interlocking, just like a tense and exciting movie. The characters are very three-dimensional and memorable. Whether it is Uncle Black Snake or the protagonist himself, the dialogue is very interesting. Even non-protagonists like Kuru and Xinxing can be portrayed very well because they have their own character thinking. I think this is the best thing written in this book. The readers and the protagonist are completely unpredictable about the next development of the plot. Like reality always comes unexpectedly When readers thought that the shoddy plan between the protagonist and Black Snake would succeed at the beginning, they did not expect that the plan failed before it started. This is very similar to real life, the plan never changes quickly, and Kulu's counterattack was beyond my expectation, but it is reasonable, because ordinary novels are rarely willing to give highlight moments to non-protagonists, and this novel gives a kobold the opportunity to counterattack, including the previous jackal and An Characters such as Card, Catherine and the lord's son all act according to their own character logic rather than the reader's wishful thinking. I look forward to more plots like this. This is an author who respects the characters and stories. At the same time, the novel's world view is gradually unfolding, including forgotten history, secrets of the desert, southern wars and gods. I hope the author can write unconventional stories, and I will be one of the many witnesses of the legendary bard in the future
It is not recommended to watch the human camp
Kobolds who eat human flesh can join the team. I understand that it is different species hunting each other. A witch who bewitched a necromancer to kill various human girls in order to resurrect herself, just to collect perfect body parts to form a glorious guide to "resurrection" her own body. What qualifications does a female paladin have to join the team? How can she help others better after being "resurrected"? This continent lacks your combat power to "help" others?
Staged book review (no spoilers)
So far (Into the Wasteland) is undoubtedly a good book. The writing, plot arrangement, and character creation are all excellent. It is extremely satisfying for a fantasy fanatic like me. Many people in the discussion forum do not like the beginning of the book and think that the three golden chapters are not attractive enough. However, for the identity of the protagonist bard, it can cause conflicts and show the identity and ability of the protagonist. It is undoubtedly a qualified beginning. It may be slightly embarrassing in terms of the performance of the poem, but I personally think that the text cannot be perfect. The author has done his best to express the music, and the content of the poem is not the focus in the first place. It can be said that the flaws are not concealed The author has also put in a lot of effort in character creation. From the protagonist to the supporting role, his behavior can support a complete and self-consistent character image, rather than one set of appearances and another for the sake of shaping. Of course, there may be some characters that are not in line with the readers' ideas, including the protagonist's ideas, which may not be fully acceptable to some readers. But what is certain is that these characters and ideas are not to be unique and attract attention, but to serve the development of the plot and to be as consistent with realistic logic as possible. The rhythm of the plot is also very smooth. How to cause conflicts to advance the story, how to give the protagonist motivation to move forward, and how to create surprises to prevent the plot from being too dull. The author is thinking carefully. If you read carefully, you can also get a glimpse of some of the story framework in the author's mind. This may mean that the author has the ability to master long-term plots. For readers, this is also the best proof that the author can continue writing. Of course, for an online novel, it is also essential to have fun. Whether it is the protagonist's diary being revealed on a stone tablet, being observed by the Poets Academy, or saving villagers and adventurers in Xingmei Town and Longjin City, this is to some extent a manifestation of the saint in front of others. The author has mastered this most basic and reliable technique very well. At the same time, the protagonist's own torture can also be responded to in a reasonable and extraordinary way - succumb to the arrangement of fate, or succumb to the oppression of authority? The answer is neither. Rather than the established route, the protagonist chooses to go his own way. What's even more commendable is that all of this is based on the protagonist's own abilities and available resources, rather than deus ex machina or explosive seeds. I think it is enough to distinguish it from ordinary novice novels. Finally, I want to mention the emotional lines of this book. The author has made it clear that it is a harem novel and has written the emotional lines as well as possible. This is not an easy task. However, judging from the development of the two emotional lines that have appeared so far - especially the one with more of them - the author is not casual about the portrayal of emotions. He has not put aside the problem of character creation in order to write the emotional lines. At the same time, he can also consider the compatibility issue of how to open a harem. I think the follow-up content is also worth looking forward to. All in all, up to Chapter 232, this book is an excellent work and worth reading. I also hope that the author will have more confidence to continue writing after reading my evaluation.
We should all learn from Chen Xi, who ruthlessly bewitched the Necromancer to kill people in order to resurrect him, and asked him to put the corpse together for me. Although I killed many people, injured and healed your teammates, and disfigured Catherine, all in all I am a good person😋👍
Answers to some current frequently asked questions, as well as new books for newcomers to read!
Question 1, will the protagonist's diary be spread out? Answer 1: The dean has temporarily blocked it because he cares about his reputation. There will be no negative impact in the short term. Question 2, why don't you fire off cannons as a bard? Answer 2. First of all, you must make sure that there is more than one female in the book who has feelings for the protagonist. Secondly, the author likes emotional firecrackers rather than mindless speculation. Question 3. The beginning is too slow and the poem is awkward? Answer 3: The slow start is to create a sense of atmosphere. Readers will find that no ink or foreshadowing in the first three chapters is wasted in the follow-up. This book is story-focused, so sometimes the slow pace is an inevitable trade-off. As for poetry, it is clearly stated in the book that this is a very simple piece of music. As a music tailor and a creator of prepared dishes, the protagonist can create this kind of music with ease. Moreover, it is prepared for civilians, and it does not require very good writing style. It just needs to be catchy, so when I wrote it, I only ensured that the text was smooth and rhymed. From beginning to end, everyone was shocked only by his daring to sing, not by how shocking the poem itself was, so I think there is nothing wrong with it and I won't change it. Question 4, why write about nobles and commoners? Answer 4. First of all, this is the atmosphere that is indispensable for medieval and Western fantasy themes. Secondly, it is also to increase the flavor of the adventure story. (The theme of this book is adventure. There may be a small amount of description of the so-called rich and poor, but the essence is to make the sense of adventure more important, and not to describe these social issues all the time) Question 5. Confusion about the characters and the adventure team. Answer 5. The specific ideas will be stated in the post, but please believe that the author will be as rational as possible in shaping each character. All kinds of different characters are designed to enrich the excitement of the whole story! 😢😢😢 Then I would like to thank you all for your support. It will be on the shelves soon. Please collect it, read it, monthly tickets and follow-up subscriptions. If you have any discussion or comments about the plot, you can feel free to say so. But don't curse, don't attack each other, don't criticize the author too harshly! ! ! Thank you to every reader for your support, thank you all! ! ! Love you! ! ! ! 😍😍😍
It feels like the latest batch of books are all about warlocks pretending to be other professions.
The same goes for I Am Not Goblin Slayer Next Door, and the same goes for this one. The neighbor said he was a mage, but this book said he was a bard. In fact, they are all magicians. They all signed contracts with the system. The system is their suzerain. As long as they complete the suzerain's tasks (kill monsters, gain reputation), they can be given spells 🙂
Saw the headless paladin
Even if the author is a DM, but he tricked a necromancer into helping him to deceive people into killing corpses, regardless of the deeds or the heart, how can you say that this is not a broken oath? . . This is not tarnishing the glory.