The Lord Beyond the Mountains
山那边的领主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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[Comment] Seeking authorization for the radio drama "The Lord Beyond the Mountains".
Hello, I'm Helan Susu, a planner from Xihua Studio. I really like your novel "Beyond the Mountain," could you please grant me permission to make a non-commercial radio drama? Thank you so much! I'm really looking for your help!
Who exactly is the author? Are they still involved in online literature? What is this new pseudonym? They're like a ghost, a legend, leaving behind an epic tale on Qidian before disappearing without a trace?
This book is still lying in my collection! It's amazing. I started reading it in 2014, almost eight years ago. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord has even come out. Mount & Blade players are truly long-lived. Anyway, I'm getting off-topic. Personally, I think *Mountainhead* is a masterpiece of medieval fiction.
It's a real shame that this masterpiece isn't released in physical form. Leaving aside online novels, I haven't seen any works with this kind of writing style in any other genre. Furthermore, the author has conducted some research on medieval literature and poetry. The article rarely exhibits any sense of incongruity due to the lack of understanding between Chinese and Western cultures.
This book should be published in physical form, so that you can enjoy it every afternoon while sipping coffee or tea, slowly turning each page – that's the kind of reading experience you'll truly have.
God-level eunuch
The early part of this book was so well written. The first generation was about the establishment of the territory, the second generation was the climax of the tragedy, and the third generation was about the difficult revenge. Although it was abandoned, it has so many amazing supporting characters, amazing plot and amazing regrets, and a lot of love.
Beyond the mountains are still mountains, and the lords beyond are still lords. Nowhere can one find lasting peace, and no one can escape suffering. Happiness is fleeting, like an illusion. But war will still take everything away, leaving not even a brief dream behind.
The novel is a fan fiction based on the Mount & Blade game series, but it has transcended the realm of fan fiction. Even non-gamers can enjoy it without any issues. The only question is whether the book suits your taste. Firstly, the author's writing is remarkably profound. The novel's themes are lofty, far exceeding the limitations of the game's worldview, values, and philosophy of life.
I'm truly speechless at this author. Does he think he's George R. R. Martin, able to torture readers however he pleases? Sorry, I don't read online novels to be tortured. Damn, I thought this was a good book...
I also wrote Mount & Blade, but I never quite captured its essence. Perhaps my writing skills aren't up to par; it ended up leaning more towards fantasy. But what truly inspired me to write was this book. Please forgive me, I'm just a poor student from the countryside, unable to subscribe to the whole thing. I'm donating 500 coins as a small token of my respect.