The Song of Sword and Flame

I've been feeling down these past few days... Not many people read what I write each day, it feels like I'm just entertaining myself. I've finished writing this month, so I might as well take a break next month and finish it off later.

Having read so many light novels filled with cheesy, lowbrow writing, I finally found this one that didn't seem so pandering to otaku, and the writing was actually quite good. Because of certain fans of "Bones" and "Slime," I have a deep-seated aversion to mindless, invincible stories. But as I read on, something felt off. While it wasn't just cheesy, lowbrow writing, the excessive use of flowery language still made it uncomfortable to read. Especially the fight scenes in the first volume—they were way too long. Honestly, the quality of the fight scenes does matter, but writing them for so long just made it pointless. After all, the quality of the fight scenes is related to the plot; otherwise, the "pretending to be weak to fool others" or "invincible" trope wouldn't be so popular. A novel isn't a movie...

After reading about twenty chapters, I didn't find it very good. The descriptions and narration were somewhat difficult to understand, requiring a high level of reading comprehension. The narrative was too fragmented, although the descriptions were excellent, especially the psychological descriptions, which were quite evocative and worth careful consideration. However, the article's weaknesses were also quite obvious. It had a high reading threshold; much of the content was written in a profound style, making it somewhat difficult to understand. While both the synopsis and the beginning were captivating, after reading a few chapters, I found it quite strenuous, requiring considerable time to piece together the ideas and keep up with the author's pace. What I appreciated most was the author's language ability. In the beginning...

Is it still being updated? This book is quite well-written; I had a good impression of it, and the female lead's character is to my liking. Please don't abandon it! Even if there aren't many readers, there are still some who genuinely enjoy it.

Waaah, my little hope wife, my little hope wife!

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It feels like the little princess gained the sword saint's memories but thinks she's the sword saint. Essentially, she's still a delicate porcelain vase, fragile glass. To be honest, I initially thought it was a female empress novel.

Xiao hope's wife, my Xiao hope's wife

I prefer this book to the new one, but unfortunately I've seen many reviews that say people don't like this type of book.

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