A Wizard's Survival Guide to the 20th Century

Personally speaking, this is a pretty good book. Admittedly, it has some similarities to Lord of Mysteries, but the author's own writing style is smooth and has some sense of humor. The text is easy to read and even makes people feel dreamy. For example, the scene of setting fire to destroy cigarettes. Like Martha on the Run, there may be a little bit of hell jokes, and there may be some literary youth problems, but this volume left the deepest impression on me, and it is also the most romantic. Although I can see a little bit of the ending of the mysterious second volume... But this is not a problem, to be honest. After being officially included, the perception has indeed declined a bit, but the water ghost part is actually okay. I think the large section of setting explanation starting from the ability upgrade to yin and yang partial yin partial yang [the appearance is not very good] to the appearance of Miss Victory is a big problem. When finally entering the angel chapter, the early puzzle parts are also a bit loose and difficult to concentrate [Jinshan Drug Tyrant has good abilities, so it looks okay] In fact, I only discovered the abandonment statement when I was halfway through reading, but I still read the remaining half. Although the main line is not clear enough and the structure is a bit loose, I think this is still a good novel after all. I hope Shiba Inu will continue to create in the future.