
Lord: Starting with a Holy Grail Knight
领主:从遇到圣杯骑士开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 607k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
172Chapters
30Votes
254Recs
17Fans
Honours
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Reader comments 8
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Chapter 33, 0 comments said yes, what's going on with the fantasy list?
666, More than 300 people have collected it, and they all muttered to see for themselves, right?😐
The writing style is admirable, but man, from 61 to 74, a battle can be written for so long? If I wrote this after it was put on the shelves, it would take half a month to write. In fact, something felt wrong from the beginning of the book. You wrote 5 or 6 chapters on a small encounter just after time travel. I jumped directly to key chapters 61 to 74. Starting from chapter 75, I found that it didn't affect the plot much, and I laughed angrily.
The writing is quite good, but if there is a plot in the future where the protagonist is absent for a long time, it is recommended to delete it or finish it in one go, otherwise it will affect the follow-up reading.
Come on, author. It looks good. It's not too outrageous. I hope you can finish it well.
I hope it's a food source and a bookshelf
When I saw Chapter 19, why did the intelligence system go offline? It had no sense of presence other than saving lives at the beginning.
Map
The map of the northern border of the empire, hand-made with PS and easy-to-make maps, relatively simple