The Tale of Roland

  • Genre： Other
  • Author： Lachlan1816,YarnSpinner
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  • Status： Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0) ★

The 2nd son of a powerful Duke, talented, bold and with a loving family our naive protagonist lived the first 10 years of his life peacefully and happily, but unfortunately tradegy strikes as it often does in novels with the tradegy tag and he is left alone and pushed into a world of adventure, murder, war and political intrigue. Will our sweet and naive protagonist survive in this harsh new world?

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  1. UnknownFan
    UnknownFan rated it
    Nice Story. interesting.
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  1. DaoistlY470m
    DaoistlY470m rated it
    I dont think Ryley is after this with his gang. He always cared after Reyne.
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  1. rathan
    rathan rated it
    I truly enjoyed this book. Good work.
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  1. IAmTheCat
    IAmTheCat rated it
    Is this R-18?
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  1. minajinhoo
    minajinhoo rated it
    I've read up to chapter 100 and tbh it's an average novel that has potential but due to its bad writing, it fails to realize its full potential.

    100 chapters and you can find a couple of plotholes (important ones) and the novel skips a lot of content expecting you to know what's happening behind the scenes.

    For me, the biggest plothole is her medical skill, we know the MC comes from the 21st century and is a genius when it comes to medicine but somehow she's able to concoct magical medicines with magical herbs like if she had studied their effects somewhere. The same goes for other stuff that can be used for medical purposes. She's totally ignorant about the cultivation world and its fantasy elements until it isn't convenient for her.

    As I said, it has potential, I love how the protagonist uses martial arts and how it's described but those plotholes and content skipped really hurts the novel.
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