
From Musketeer to King of Knights
从火枪手肝成骑士之王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 432k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
191Chapters
70Votes
1.5kRecs
41Fans
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Reader comments 21
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🎭 Character design: Ordinary system upgrade flow, soul penetration, the original owner comes with a dead retired father and a sister with a high probability of being talented. 🎬 Plot: Medieval western fantasy theme. Currently, we only see a few individual skills such as swords, guns, and stealth. There are extraordinary professional powers. There is no skill tree. The character card has not been made yet. When the experience value is full, the panel attributes and proficiency will be directly improved. ✒️ Writing style: Ordinary journal-style writing. The early progress is fairly coherent. At least the background and character relationships are explained. However, the interaction in the combat part is too straightforward and lacks a sense of immersion. The main plot has not encountered any poisonous points yet.
Too classic, nothing new
Good looking, please read "Chen Shang Sword Journey"!
It is recommended to practice axes, hammers, swords and long handles to combine them into combat skills.
There are also muskets and bows. If you need liver, it is most likely the archery skill.
It's well written, maybe more people will read it after it's put on the shelves.