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The Legendary Moonlight Sculptor #29
달빛 조각사 29
304 pages, Paperback
First published April 20, 2011
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June 12, 2016
Kaybern is badass. This quest was awesome.
March 13, 2022
Notes:
- I had no idea what the mega sculpture project would be when Weed started it. I even thought it would lead to one of the first big failures due to the chapter title. Where the story went was fun and different from what I had hypothesized. Another reason for me to enjoy reading the series.
- Upside of Weed dying at Bard Ray's hands was the fact that he lost the ancient armor and had to make a new one. Something he should have done ages ago! Hilarious interactions with the Death Knight and Vampire Lord. Hahahha~
- One of the downfalls of becoming famous as one of the best sculptors is having a dragon show up and tell you that he wants you to sculpt for him. =D
- The upside of the request (demand on the thread of death) was Weed getting to know the history about the Emperor of the Sands. He was also a sculptor, but a lonely one. I wish this part of the story was told in more detail, because it was really cool. Fun instances with Weed, his friends & living sculptures.
- I'm amused by how sculptor and sculptures are mixed up in the translations. I must resist going into editor mode.
- I had no idea what the mega sculpture project would be when Weed started it. I even thought it would lead to one of the first big failures due to the chapter title. Where the story went was fun and different from what I had hypothesized. Another reason for me to enjoy reading the series.
- Upside of Weed dying at Bard Ray's hands was the fact that he lost the ancient armor and had to make a new one. Something he should have done ages ago! Hilarious interactions with the Death Knight and Vampire Lord. Hahahha~
- One of the downfalls of becoming famous as one of the best sculptors is having a dragon show up and tell you that he wants you to sculpt for him. =D
- The upside of the request (demand on the thread of death) was Weed getting to know the history about the Emperor of the Sands. He was also a sculptor, but a lonely one. I wish this part of the story was told in more detail, because it was really cool. Fun instances with Weed, his friends & living sculptures.
- I'm amused by how sculptor and sculptures are mixed up in the translations. I must resist going into editor mode.
February 17, 2025
Weed was approached by the black dragon Arkyong kaybern to make a sculpture to please him with agate crystals. So weed and his party had to travel to the central to king belsos dungeon to obtain the material. Belsos was also a master sculptor specializing in fire elemental sculpting. He proposed that weed and him make a sculptor together. Finally Weed continues his class quest and along with his sculpture lifeforms goes to the saileons to rescue another sculpture based race.
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January 9, 2017
(Review for Volumes 21 - 30)
The story now has a solid base and the main protagonist takes on lavish adventures. Interesting magic and situations drive the books but it seems the protagonist is loosing sight of his goals.
The story now has a solid base and the main protagonist takes on lavish adventures. Interesting magic and situations drive the books but it seems the protagonist is loosing sight of his goals.
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