Chronicle of the Connector

Fantasy Artist

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Featured Fiction Premium Web Fiction Dark ForcesPeace ThemeComing of AgeComing of AgeWeb NovelRaceYouth

Summary

The Raymond clan possesses the power of beast transformation and has served for generations as the bridge between humans and other races. When dark forces stir up conflict and incite bloodshed between humans and the nonhuman races, young Kaius learns during a night attack by magical beasts that his adoptive father Rams is a knight of the Raymond king—and that he himself is truly the Raymond prince. Inheriting the dragon bloodline, he sets out on a journey against the Dark Alliance. Along the way he befriends Zok, a tiger youth, and Skro, a magical-beast squirrel, among other companions. Fighting battle after battle, they press on to the dark capital, where they ultimately face even stronger foes, the Seven Kings of Heaven's Sin, battling to preserve peace among the races.

Editor's review

A fantasy adventure leaning toward the traditional shonen style, its world built on the concepts of "racial peace" and the "Connector." The beast-transformation setup and the growth of a companion party are the main draws, and the final battle moves quickly. Weaknesses: the opening explains its setup through long blocks of self-narration, characterization is genre-typical, and the writing is rather immature—suited to readers who like hot-blooded ensemble casts and otherworldly races.

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Reading tips

  1. Read the prologue and first three chapters to grasp the Connector and Raymond clan setup before entering the main plot
  2. Sort the three forces—humans, alien races, and the Dark Alliance—by volume to avoid confusing characters
  3. Focus on the growth of Kaius, Zok, and other companions' abilities; skim repetitive battle descriptions

FAQ

What is this book about? The fantasy adventure of Raymond prince Kaius and his companions fighting dark forces to preserve peace among the races.
Who is the protagonist? Kaius is the son of the Raymond king, has beast-transformation powers, and his adoptive father is the knight Rams.
Is it suitable for new readers? Yes. There is a prologue and setup chapters early on, but you need patience through the first few chapters.

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About the author

Fantasy Artist Author

Fantasy Artist is an author whose nationality, dates of birth and death, and other personal details remain unknown, and publicly available information is limited. Within the current catalog, two works are attributed to this author: Connector and The Legend of the Connector, which serve as the main basis for understanding their creative output. The common categories indicate that their writing touches on male-oriented fiction, Eastern fantasy, premium fiction, and quality web fiction, suggesting a focus on fantasy themes aimed at male readers, with characteristics of serialized and series-based web storytelling. The similar titles of the two works hint at a possible continuity in characters or worldbuilding. Because public information about the author's background, writing career, and creative ideas is insufficient, no further biographical details can be provided; readers may explore the author's thematic choices and narrative style through the works themselves.