I Who Dote on the Young Lady Knight Will Eventually Become King
为宠少女骑士的我终将成王
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- Completed
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- 7.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Thank you everyone for your support. My longest book to date is finally finished!
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Mo Ran is a big liar (`⌒´メ) Super fierce
Mo Ran is a big liar (I'm sure. JPG). The original title of this book was "Starting with Only an Axe and a Loli," and I was lured in by that title. Wow! A loli!! So cute!! I love her the most!!! (Just kidding). After reading a few chapters, I realized something was off, but it was still pretty good. After reading a few more chapters, I realized something was still off, but it was still really good. Finally, I looked at the title again, and wait a minute! Wait a minute, this is a hardcore ancient war novel? Where's the loli? Oh, there really is one, a cute little loli, practically a leg accessory for Tang soldiers! 😂 I'm so frustrated...
Old Tang will always be that not-so-handsome, but very tough guy. And it's perfectly normal that his descendants, as their living conditions improved later on, became more handsome.
Worth watching
If you're looking for a book review to determine if it's worth reading, I can confidently say it's a very good book. The author put a lot of effort into it, and the content is quite interesting—a unique take on the "invincible" genre. However, I really want to criticize the title; it's clickbait. The beginning doesn't really involve lolis; they barely have any screen time. When they do have some screen time, they're no longer lolis. Also, while the story and plot are excellent, the author seems to struggle with romantic relationships. All the female characters feel unnecessary and lack depth; they could easily be replaced with men.
He sat up in shock while on his deathbed; the story was still being serialized.
Déjà vu
The latest chapters gave me a sense of déjà vu, making me suspect that Xiao Mo is a seasoned Three Kingdoms fan. The book seems to have started with the Yellow Turban Rebellion, and now it's playing out a second script—the campaign against Dong Zhuo—and then the next script—the usurping the emperor? This makes me increasingly excited; I'm thrilled to finally see a Three Kingdoms-themed wish-fulfillment novel again.
Feminism in the title
Remember the recent blockbuster film *Dunkirk*? It actually faced protests from women in the US. Their reasons were laughable: why were there only men in the film, not a single woman? Didn't they realize that women were never on the battlefield? Similarly, the female characters in this novel are just right: after all, having Monica on the battlefield is already quite a feat. As for the protagonist's attitude towards women, it can't be said that the author disrespects women. After all, an author's job is to tell a story; artistic creation is acceptable, but distorting the truth is not. The status of men and women naturally differs across eras. Imagine if Luo Guanzhong's work had...
A suggestion with vibrato (to the author)
Since reading this novel, I've been going to bed at 1 AM and working on it until I finish (up to the update point). Fans of medieval settings will likely enjoy this work, and fans of the Overlord trope will find relief from the anime's lack of updates. In short, it's full of praise; this work has definitely captured my heart. However, as a somewhat military enthusiast, I'd like to offer some suggestions based on my understanding: Since the author chose a medieval European style, I absolutely do not want him to change it to an ancient style (our ancient power), because...
6.45 Million words, holy crap, master!