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The Dark Apprentice is the first novel I read. Is there anything similar 🤝

🥺Shui Da finally returns. After waiting for nearly half a year

All I can say is thank you for your novel. Thank you for your words, which let me see what fantasy is. Roland has always been fresh in my memory, but when I came here I found that The Dark Apprentice has been taken off the shelves, alas.

Next door, it's called "Strange Path". You can also see the off-the-shelf Apprentice and Roland next door.

"Dark Apprentice" by Sister Shui is my favorite Western fantasy literature and online novel. Ever since I accidentally discovered this book in the school library when I was in the first year of junior high school, I have been deeply immersed in it. I was fascinated by Moya's story. I even used the names of the characters in the book to give nicknames when playing games. I read all of Sister Shui's works at that time in one go. Because of this, I fell into the trap of fantasy literature, and later read The Dark Elf, Dragonlance, and many of Tolkien's works. Now, looking back ten years later, I still feel nostalgic for the time I spent hiding under the covers with a small Nokia tablet and staying up all night reading Sister Shui's novels. I am very happy to see that Sister Shui is still writing, as if those green years in the past have never been far away. I sincerely hope that Sister Shui will have a happy life, and at the same time continue writing novels, so that I, a wanderer in a foreign country, can have more spiritual comfort.

Today I suddenly thought of The Dark Apprentice, so I searched for my wife's pen name, and I can still find it. Time... The Dark Apprentice is really good-looking, and this one should be good-looking too. 🌹

It's been updated! ! ! ! ! As expected, we are all stuck at home, so we have nothing to do.

Hmm... How to put it? As expected, I still prefer novels with female protagonists, but I only like Moya and Roland written by Shui Da (Ciel-chan is really miserable. Rather than liking her, I think I feel pity for her more...) Compared with the cliché heroine stories in the novels bought on the street for more than ten yuan, Shui Da's Dark Trilogy is really fresh in my memory. Especially Moya, I have to say that the character of Moya really made me fall into it and I couldn't extricate myself. Especially when Moya confessed his love to Sistar, I was so excited... And I first came into contact with the Dark Apprentice when I was in adolescence, and I didn't handle the relationship with my friends well. I seemed to be reading the third physical book (I remember it was borrowed by a boy in my class from the school library) Then I began to be attracted to Moya, and then I stayed up late on the Internet on weekends and read the entire Dark Apprentice in ten lines at a glance. Maybe it was out of love for Moya, right? I was eager for everyone to know about her, so I recommended her to the whole class for some reason. Although no one paid attention to her at first, everyone gradually became aware of her and started to take turns to take a look... After that, many classmates also fell in love with Dark Apprentice. Naturally, we have a common language with everyone, and the relationship has naturally become much better. Thank you Dark Apprentice, Shui University, and fate for letting us meet Otherwise, I don't know how I could have survived those years. Thank you Shui University for bringing such a good work.

It took 8 years to write a novel, and the Anti-Japanese War is almost over. You are only halfway through the outline of the plot?

I finally found this book again, is it possible to finish it?