The Irreverent Bard

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This is Qiuyu, and gift A has arrived. To be honest, there aren't many novels about bards in SF (a Chinese web novel platform). This is one of the reasons that prompted me to click on this novel (another reason is the wandering brother of Mianjin Ge – the bard). While reading the beginning, I was thinking: "Holy crap, is this another S-level author?"

Hello, this is Akio Koryo. You can call me Moonlit Ghost or Akio, both are me. I'm also an old friend of the author, and I promised to review his books. So, I have to keep my word, that's what a man does. Enough chit-chat, this time I'm bringing you a review of "The Unorthodox Bard." The title fits the theme perfectly, because the protagonist is an unorthodox bard.

The sudden drop in temperature a couple of days has been giving me a headache, so I'll skip today. By the way, wishing everyone a fantastic Mid-Autumn Festival!

Overall, this book is decent, but it does have its highlights. Among the many invincible protagonist novels I've read on SF, this one ranks in the upper-middle range. First, the writing is smooth, without any awkwardness or strangeness. Second, the pacing is good, quickly and concisely narrating a complete story instead of rambling on and on like many authors. Third, the character development is good; while it follows familiar tropes, it offers a touch of novelty. Roland is a bard, he has...

I'll be taking a break today. There's been so much going on at school lately – basketball games, gymnastics competitions, training, and classes – I just don't have the energy to write or update. I'm adjusting my schedule, but I should be back to normal soon.

Congratulations on the completion!

Drinking too much alcohol, the next day

Hello everyone, I'm that struggling Yin Chen Xiao Luo... Young man. I'm here specifically to review this book. Ye Jue, well, he's kind of an old classmate of mine (not that old, right...). His novel, *The Bard*, has a really good opening; it's the kind of book that makes you want to keep reading. First impressions are crucial in novel writing.

The illustration for Kareem Abner has been updated; you can take a look at it at the beginning.