Skadi-chan's Fantasy Journey in Another World
斯嘉蒂酱的异世奇幻之旅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 519k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Halfway through, I realized something was off about the vast world-building with only 500,000 words, and it turned out to be true...
Damn it! Maybe the author should add a depressing tag. I was enjoying the Ashe arc so much, and then the ending shoved a knife into my mouth! Waaaaah!
Prepare to die! This is a terrible ending, and they're still hurling insults at us!
My personal thoughts on the novel's writing style, updates, and the author's words.
(First of all, this is just my personal suggestion; experts can take it as a joke.) 1. The soul of a novel lies in its characters and plot. To write a good book, you not only need an attractive subject matter, but also vivid and memorable characters. Every character has a story behind them, but how do you bring them to life? Direct narration might be the simplest method, but is it possible to use minor characters paired with special events, describing a fight, a hidden meaning in a conversation, a subtle action, or a fleeting expression, to reveal deeper layers of character? A beautiful...
I changed the cover, I hope you like it.
What a pity, this book had so much potential... This is the first book that has left me feeling so melancholy and unsatisfied after finishing it ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू )
Comment: With such a long casting time, the assassin/warrior would have killed her long ago. Instant casts are weak and useless, but it looks pretty good.
I was drawn here by the cute little girl!
The plot is quite interesting, though. I won't complain about the logical issues, but honestly, the author's character development is a bit awkward. For example, the initial team—after arriving at the academy, the other members have barely appeared again! However, I don't recommend the author forcing them back in; it creates a "Huh? Who's this? And who's that? New characters?" Feeling. So, just discard those characters and explain that "they were just classmates Ivana temporarily teamed up with, not very close, so they didn't see each other much afterward." But how the author writes it is up to them—as long as they don't write anything nonsensical...
The ending was so heartbreaking.
Fortunately, Scarlett also appears in the new book, transformed into the invincible Lord Den-I.