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Ban Gu's attitude towards the knight-errant was appreciated in the Biography of the Ranger in the Book of Han. He believed that rangers were a group of people with special talents and courage in ancient society. They were not only good at martial arts, but also had a sense of justice and chivalry. Ban Gu praised the knight-errant in the biography of knight-errant:"The knight-errant's deeds are imitated by the world, even if there are thousands of people, I will go." It meant that the actions of the rangers were imitated by the world. Even if I faced thousands of people, I would still bravely advance. In addition, Ban Gu also described the heroic deeds of the rangers, such as helping the righteous, protecting the weak, and fighting evil. They showed their fearlessness and righteous spirit. Therefore, it could be said that Ban Gu wrote the biography of the ranger very seriously and highly praised the image of the ranger.

Popularity of a 'errant kingdom visual novel' can be quite subjective. If it has unique art styles, engaging storylines, and interesting characters, it might have a dedicated following. But compared to mainstream video games or more well - known visual novels, it may not be as widely known. There are so many visual novels out there, and its popularity would depend on how well it markets itself and reaches its target audience.

One of the best knight errant novels is 'Don Quixote'. It's a classic that follows the adventures of a deluded knight. His misadventures and his idealistic view of chivalry make for a very interesting read.

Well, the Wilhelm Tell story mainly revolves around a conflict. There was a cruel governor in Switzerland at that time. Wilhelm Tell, a skilled archer, was made to prove his prowess by shooting an apple on his son's head. This story is a symbol of resistance against unjust rule. It has been passed down through generations as a story of bravery and defiance, representing the Swiss people's struggle for freedom.

I'm not entirely sure as I haven't played it myself. But generally, a visual novel often involves a story with characters, plot twists, and different paths of development. It might be set in the errant kingdom, which could imply a fictional or fantastical realm with its own rules, cultures, and mysteries.

It could be about a story centered around a wandering or wayward heart. Maybe it's a love story where the main character's heart is errant, not sure where to land in terms of love and relationships.

Yes, it's quite good. The world - building in 'Mage Errant' is really interesting. It creates a vivid and unique magical world that draws readers in. The characters are well - developed too. Each has their own distinct personality and growth arc throughout the story.

I'm not sure specifically which 'Wilhelm Winter' you are referring to. There could be many people with this name. It would be helpful if you could provide more context, like his nationality, the time period he lived in, or his area of activity.

The main character in the Wilhelm Tell story is Wilhelm Tell himself. He is a brave and skilled archer.

Love is a very common theme. Since their relationship is at the core, many fanfictions explore different aspects of their love, like how they deal with obstacles. Another theme is self - discovery. Both Simon and Wilhelm are young and still figuring out who they are, so fanfictions often show their growth in this regard.