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Description
Sid Brice, the most powerful knight of the Age of Legends and also known as “the barbarian”. After being resurrected by the young “prince” of Calvania, he is assigned as an instructor at the school of magical knights. From four classrooms that inherited the ideology of the founder’s knight, he was assigned to a class of failures that strangely bears his own name…. “You have no shame as knights, do you? Drop your swords.” The strongest knight is a barbarian. The new “instructor” series begins!
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- fujimi fantasia bunko
- English Publisher
- j-novel club
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Light Novel
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My Thoughts on The Fairy Knight Lives With Old Rules
Alright, let's dive into "The Fairy Knight Lives With Old Rules." I've been hearing some buzz about this one, especially since it's from the author of Roku de Nashi, which I enjoyed quite a bit. Overall, my impression is that it's a solid fantasy adventure with some interesting twists, but it's not without its quirks.
First Impressions
The premise is definitely intriguing: a resurrected knight from the past, a descendant of Arthur disguised as a man, and an academy setting ripe for adventure. It feels like a classic setup with the potential for some unique spins. I was immediately drawn in by the mysteries surrounding Sid Blitze's past and the hints that he's not the villain history paints him to be.
What Works Well
I think the author's experience shines through in the prose. The writing is generally polished and easy to follow, which is a big plus in the world of web novels. The plot moves at a good pace, and there are some genuinely cool moments, particularly towards the end. I especially appreciated the scene where Sid confronts Alvin about her lies – it felt like a refreshing subversion of typical tropes. The action sequences, like the dragon fight where Sid unleashes some serious mana-fueled lightning, are also well-written and exciting. The blend of fantasy, action, and academy life keeps things interesting.
Areas of Concern
Now, I did have a few reservations. The "ecchi but not really" moments with the main character are a bit of a mixed bag. I can see how some readers might find them off-putting or unnecessary. It's a delicate balance, and I think the author could refine those scenes to better serve the story.
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Final Verdict
Overall, I'd say "The Fairy Knight Lives With Old Rules" is a worthwhile read, especially if you're a fan of fantasy, knights, and academy settings. The strong writing, engaging plot, and interesting characters make it a compelling story. Just be aware that there are some potentially problematic "ecchi" moments. I'd give it a solid 3.5/5. I'm definitely curious to see where the story goes!
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