Miss Knight, at Last You've Escaped the Goblin Lair
骑士小姐，终于逃离了哥布林巢穴
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 724k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Who is the male protagonist of this book? Night Amber is definitely the male lead. He devours nightmares, brings salvation, and is himself a soul being—a perfect soulmate. Anser truly deserves the title; after a 12-year wait, the mentor-student bond is quite touching. "If there's really no one else, Lausanne isn't necessarily an unacceptable option." Who is Goblin Number One? (Holy crap!)
I strongly discourage watching this, but if you click on it, you absolutely must watch it to the end.
Why did I even click on this novel in the first place? Was it because of the Western fantasy elements in the title, "The Knight's Daughter and the Goblin's Lair"? Or was it because I'd heard of it from elsewhere, wanting to learn from the author's masterpiece? I don't know. It must have been a beautiful, sunny afternoon. Having rarely read anything dark or gritty, I opened a book on Pineapple Bun and randomly clicked on this one. The decadent and cruel plot, like a swamp, captivated my attention. Naïve and inexperienced, I quickly exited the novel, read several sweet romances to recover, but still remained curious about Lothia's future. It's like when you're working on a craft...
Infiltrating the Saintess's Palace, he encountered the Knight King; despite his best efforts, he was still elbowed away.
It's a pretty good type of story; I don't recommend rewriting it based on other people's opinions too much.
I could immediately tell what genre this was. The fact that it's being posted suggests it's similar to the "senior brother's" (a popular Chinese author) novel, which is teetering on the edge of success. Unlike the mainstream "moe" (cute and frivolous) style of "Pineapple Bun" (a popular Chinese novel), this book's tragic tone is reminiscent of several years ago. The "broken shoe" (a term referring to a woman who has lost her former lover) trope is also rare in the transformation genre, so it's not surprising that many people don't like this type. Everyone has their limits; you can't cater to everyone's tastes. After all, this style is destined to only suit a specific audience. As for the writing itself, in my opinion, the various descriptions and transitions are quite good, evoking vivid imagery and a sense of helplessness. However, it suffers from a fundamental flaw: aside from the main characters, almost everyone else is...
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A goblin encounters Goblin Slayer and, despite his best efforts, cannot defeat him.
The Prisoner was simply too strong… no matter how the goblins fought back, it was useless. …It's no use fighting back now. …The goblin…has indeed been defeated. …Defeated by the strongest knight in history. …
I don't think the female lead is good enough for the male lead. Currently, she seems indifferent to anyone. If she truly likes and has feelings for the male lead, she should start to respect herself. After all, what happened in the past doesn't mean she should act that way now. Furthermore, the author heavily emphasizes the protagonist's chivalrous (samurai) spirit, yet he can't even uphold the most basic principles of honoring death and avoiding humiliation.
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The plot was a bit scary; it felt like my brain had been hit by strong alkali. I haven't seen such a dark story in a long time. The writing style is very good, but it's too depressing. Reading it is making me have a relapse of my old illness.