
The Saint
圣者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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An Old Bookworm's Reading List
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Observation Journal of a Higher-Dimensional Observer
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It's a great book I just found today (✪▽✪) I love otters
If you want to read a refreshing novel, you can leave. This is a traditional novel with a lot of depression and helplessness in it. You need to sit down and read it slowly.
[Comment] Why do I always feel that Birdwin's cheap brother is not on the same side as those bad guys?
I always feel that Dylan does not really want to be an enemy of Baldwin, and he is not willing to work with his teacher. As mentioned before, Dylan actually admired the old lord of Thunder Castle when he was a child. Maybe this young master who is regarded as a mage in the eyes of others actually envies and loves the old lord and passionate warriors like Baldwin?
... My colleagues have already written half a book, and you are lying to me. But congratulations on your recovery~
I unexpectedly found a notebook from four or five years ago when I was cleaning up my room. I didn't expect to draw this hhh It feels so budding
Probably due to the fault of young people, the author has very strict requirements for the good people in his novels. For example, Baldwin seems to have unforgivable shortcomings. In the end, he had to be ruined and tortured for the crime of killing the king, but no one cared about his achievements. On the contrary, the villains are omnipotent, and their bright spots are all washed away, such as Dylan. Women are even more ill-fated, as if their love brain is unforgivable. Count how many people die, and the protagonist can slowly grow up and be protected by the Lich and Io. This highlights not the darkness of the world but the aura of the protagonist.
This line of writing seems really tiring. A paragraph first talks about A, then diverges to mention B, then diverges again to mention C, then mentions D, even describes E, and finally turns abruptly back to A. This logic of writing can be found throughout the novel. A paragraph can have seven or eight subjects. I can't tell whether the author has a special way of thinking, is used to letting his thoughts flow all over the place, or lacks common sense. He doesn't prioritize and describe everything, and piles up words. It's like a ball of flesh and blood without a skeleton. The form is scattered, and the spirit is not much better. It is probably scattered.
How to say pinch. . . The evil forces are dancing so happily. It was strange that the good god had no reaction. .
Ah, I finally finished reading it. Many years ago, I discovered such a masterpiece in a Western fantasy novel that was almost like a third-rate web game about upgrading and fighting monsters, but for some reason I gradually forgot about it, and I can't even remember the name of the book. But the scene at the beginning of the book still occasionally pops up in my mind - a cold port, a dim hotel, a very capable protagonist, encountering a sudden plot, and embarking on a strange adventure... What is the name of that book? But I can't remember it. Fortunately, I came across this book "The Saint" many years later. As I read it, I gradually recalled that I at least saw the part of Fenway on the Gray Ridge. Now that I think about it, the reason why I didn't continue reading at that time may be that I was too busy in the first few years of work and I changed my Qidian account. Some of the books collected under the old account were lost. This book is a feast for me. If I have any dissatisfaction, it is the author's almost persecutory plot arrangement for the character of Baldwin. Many people who are worse than him have unexpectedly good endings. But thinking about it on the other hand, the more I feel angry and grievances, the more it shows that the author's writing style is good, which really makes people love and hate it. In short, I am honored to read this book and thank the author.