What was a fantasy/sword and magic novel with the main character surnamed Wen and An? It had to have sword and magic, modern magic, magic, fantasy history, commanders, and iron straight male elements? Where can I watch it?

Answer 1

This book was "Steel, Gunpowder, and the Spellcaster." The characters in the book included the male protagonist, Winters Montagne, a mass-produced magic war tool with decent swordsmanship. The male protagonist was beaten up in the first chapter. However, the author found that the fun was not enough and had already written 50,000 words. The female lead-Anna, Anna Navare, the male supporting character-Gerard's Bard, a horse raising family, a reliable comrade, a self-taught supernumerary monk, the first external student of the Cavalry Division of the Army Officer Academy in six years. Male supporting actor-Orange's Axe, the real protagonist who beat up the male protagonist, a master swordsman, an honorary graduate of the Army Military Academy's Infantry Division, a native of Frostland. Male supporting role-Andrea Cellini, a Venet with a temper that was even more fiery than Yue Dong. His voice was loud, and his only sense of right and wrong was to protect his own people. He graduated from the Cavalry Division of the Army Military Academy. Male supporting actor-Antonio, Antonio Serbati, uncle, major general of the army, regimental commander of the regular army of the Aquamarine Republic, supreme commander of the third "Grand Veneta" legion. The male supporting role was Moritz van Nassau. He had a gentle personality and was elegant. An expert swordsman, a powerful mage, a heavily addicted alcoholic, and an incurable pessimist. Male supporting actor-Mr. Navarre, deceased. Supporting actor-Field, Lieutenant Colonel, Military Police Director of the Army Headquarters, famous troll, head of security at the headquarters building, and spellcaster. Male supporting role-Richard Mason, a senior who graduated from the Artillery Department of the Military Academy with second place, a self-taught breeding expert. Male supporting role-White Lion, the only designated chief of the Red River Tribe. Even Alpard said that he was good. The male supporting character, Little Lion, was the only designated heir of the Red River Tribe. Even White Lion had agreed to use him. The supporting actor was Siegfried, the golden retriever, Earl Harland, the youngest general of the empire, the true conqueror of the northern countries, and a humble bootlicker. The supporting actor was Fanan, Chestnut Hair, the golden retriever's best friend. He looked very reassuring, but in fact, he was indeed a reliable person. The supporting actor was Marv, an ugly playboy, a third-rate playwrights, a wandering bard, and a dangerous dissident. The supporting actor was Hernan Jr., who was a fun person and a passionate gladiator. He had always wanted to fight beasts on foot but was strictly forbidden by his old father. The supporting actor was Hernan Sr., a famous general who matured late and did not have a son until he was in his early forties. He was very precious when he had a son in his old age. The supporting actor was the emperor's most trusted noble of Castile. The supporting actor was Colonel Max Bern, a senior officer of the Monta Army. He had deep prestige and had once received special treatment from overseas assignments, but he still returned alive. Also, he especially hated people from the United Province. The supporting actor-Paul Woper, the respectable public servant of the Steel Castle, the loyal husband, and the honest blacksmith (none of the above are true); the supporting actor-John Servitt, the number one evil lackey of the United Provinces (this is true); the supporting actor-Kaman, who is not allowed to be lecherous; the supporting actor-Bode Gates, the chief commander of the Sixth Legion during the Battle of the Great Wilderness, one of the most prestigious senior officers of Palatu. Male supporting role-Cyber Carrion, a cavalry officer famous for his fearlessness to madness in Palatinate. He has a foul mouth, but he was not sent overseas to write war history because of his strong background. His canine teeth are very cute. Male supporting role-Skull Mecklan, the military chief of Leichen County. Deep in thought and eloquent, always used to thinking of the worst. Male supporting role-Gaitha Adonis, the forthright and open-minded military commander of White Mountain County. Likes baths, no hair, very good at making money. Male supporting actor-Tamas, reliable beaver Tamas, male supporting actor-Bart Shiring, cunning Abybat Shiring, male supporting actor-Major Ronald, former military chief of Tiefeng County, good at prison and weaving straw sandals, male supporting actor-Richard Mason, secondary graduate of the Artillery Division of the Alliance Army Military Academy, easy-going, good at accepting reality, and good at raising pigs. The male supporting role was Father Kaman, a "foxhound", the Priest of Strange Strength, who had a close relationship with the Mitchell family, Invincible (fragment), and the female supporting role was Madam Navarre, a widow, a famous female entrepreneur in Aquamarine City. Female supporting role-Elizabeth, Elizabeth Serbetti, female supporting role-Scarlet, the love crystallization of the wild and fierce Dusak hero and the gentle and elegant good woman.
Although she looked like her mother, she was actually more like her father. The female supporting character, Catherine, was 16 years old. The female supporting character, Eerlun, was a female, but she was also a lion, and she smelled like milk. Female supporting role-Elizabeth Scorching Sun, the most powerful woman in the Imperial Court (forced true); the most beloved daughter of the Oathbreaker; sometimes unexpectedly bold; as long as you let go of your pride, you will be happy. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website.

"Steel Gunpowder and the Spellcaster" by Yin Zidian. It was a fantasy/sword and magic novel with sword and magic, modern magic, magic, fantasy history, commander, and steel straight male elements.

[User recommendation: Steel, Gunpowder, and the Spellcaster is a surprising novel.] Although the story started out slowly, the author's words were smooth and natural. The characters were realistic, and the rhythm of the story was relaxed, especially in the description of the war scenes. The author not only studied the weapons and tactics in detail, but also drew some illustrations to help readers better understand the battlefield. It was also interesting to read the author's chapters occasionally. Of course, the disadvantage was that the update was a little slow, but this book was worth reading. In the process of reading, the reader could experience an imaginary world modeled after the European war in the early 18th century, and follow the growth of the official spellcasters in the war. In addition, the author's description of magic was also fascinating. Magic in this world showed its ultimate essence of simplicity and beauty. Overall, this was a masterpiece that made people unable to stop.
I hope you will like this book.