Are there any fantasy/epic fantasy novels recommended, as well as sword and magic, fantasy history, and knight elements?

Answer 1

This novel was "From Knight to King." It was a fantasy/epic fantasy novel with elements of management, sword and magic, fantasy history, and knights. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network.

From Knight to King: The Battle of Nuts. Finished, you can read without worry.

[From Knight to King: There are many elements in this book, such as riding and hacking, CK2, and the game of thrones. They all have elements of medieval style.] However, this book couldn't be said to be completely in line with the medieval style. It could only be said that the author had done a pretty good job in web novels. Although the style of writing wasn't perfect, it at least surpassed most works and had a medieval feel to it.
From the title, it could be seen that this novel was a history of struggle from the bottom to the top, step by step. It was bound to focus on a large number of aristocrats 'schemes, and the conspiracy and struggle of the aristocrats would be the main focus. In addition, there were also some magic elements, which added to the richness of the novel's content to a certain extent.
It wasn't that such a theme wasn't possible. Although it would appear niche, it was worth encouraging. Moreover, from the article, the author had put in a lot of effort into designing it. At least it wasn't too white. Although it couldn't reach the level of being praised, it was still considered qualified.
However, there were also some flaws. First of all, this type of genre had a lot of schemes and characters intertwined. They should increase the number of supporting roles appropriately and reduce the subjective description of the main character. They should let the readers read the story from an objective perspective, especially to avoid unnecessary flattery of the main character. This would only reduce the reader's sense of identity and reading experience of the main character. They should not define the main character too much. They should maintain a relatively balanced state with the other characters. Otherwise, if the author were to suppress the supporting characters and flatter the main characters, it would make the readers feel that the author was deliberately lowering the intelligence of the supporting characters, making them appear very ignorant.
Secondly, the main plot of this book was the pursuit of power. The protagonist and many other characters acted from this point of view. It was normal for the desire for power to drive people to act. However, the pursuit of power could only be regarded as a medium and a means. It should not be the direct and ultimate goal. On this point, the author's description of the protagonist's motivation was too simple and empty. It was also a bit old-fashioned. Because of this setting, the overall tone of the book seemed a little dull. There was not much new idea, and it could only be considered to be average.
In addition, some of the author's ideas were completely incomprehensible. It had to be said that most novels lost most of their appeal after 200,000 words. First of all, the author's way of writing about reform was very strange. Why must there be reform? Reforms were never driven by a certain person or group of people. They would only appear when society needed them. Advanced systems needed to evolve and develop, and not be changed through a single reform. It had to be said that the author really did not have much understanding of history. He wrote it based on what he saw in "The Game of Thrones" and his own imagination. It was ridiculous to directly use the conclusions of later generations.
Furthermore, the way he conferred knighthood was too casual. This was the same problem as the higher-ups wanting to reform and abolish the enfeoffment system. That was because he did not write according to the environment and historical atmosphere of the time. Even if it was a fictional novel, it should respect the historical archetype. This was because it was impossible to simulate a complete social and historical development model with just one person's brain power. Moreover, this style of writing did not have the appeal of the Middle Ages at all. Why not just look at official history?

Hurry up and read!