My Magic is Quite Special

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I feel very good about this book, and I have been following it from beginning to end (although most of them are pirated copies). At that time, I seemed to be attracted by the indifferent character of the protagonist and the element of transvestite (it was too long and I forgot about it). After watching it for a while, I was attracted by its ordinary and extraordinary daily life. As for the author saying that the book is not very good, I don't think so, maybe because I later read it in terms of everyday writing and thought it was quite good. Some people think it's not good-looking because they have different perspectives when they first read the book, just like we are all people but have different views on the world. Anyway, I think this book is quite good, and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to read everyday literature.

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I thought it was an everyday story about people from Earth going to another world to learn magic, but after chapter 30 it turned into a story about chasing a girl? ? Is this cool? Is this calm? Is this a romance novel written in the style of a female channel? Disappointed

You deserve a 2K resolution cover.

The writing is so miserable. Even though magic is something that everyone finds mysterious, you feel confused and rubbish. If you want salty fish, please go to light novels.

The author should work hard. I went back and read it again. The early days of the academy are really good. It is considered one of the better novels I have read. But something started to go wrong outside the academy, and I felt a little confused. From a reader's point of view, based on the magic skills of the protagonist at the beginning, if he continues to open a shop on a daily basis, in terms of combat (you must have your own persistence, don't be forced to play all the time), use those weird magics to do evil, and plan alone behind the scenes (a setting that is resourceful and a little sinister but not a saint). Finally, hide your power and fame, continue your daily life or travel alone to open a map. I feel that this is more in line with the magic setting of the previous protagonist (personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it). I hope that the author will have new works after finishing it, and I will continue to read the next book. By the way, I hope there will still be no heroine. Come on 👆

To put it simply, it is like writing a detective novel. The author does not write some important clues and psychological descriptions. In the end, I just realized it. The reader is confused. The author must understand, the protagonist must understand, but the reader does not. Then there are too many irrelevant psychological descriptions, basically one psychological description per behavior, which makes it a bit irritating, as if farting and eating are all actions done after thinking about it. Then there is the character design. Use a calm persona and do some inexplicable things to make people disgusted. Instead of forcing the character to be forced, just let the protagonist think he is quite calm, but he turns out to be hard-spoken and soft-hearted. After reading the previous chapters, there is only one character: lying down and drifting with the tide, the character said to be calm and rational, but ended up crying this time, and the next time his eyes will be red, helping this group of others to be a good person, being a savior to save an uncle who hates himself and himself, right? Are you cheap or not? The author may feel that he has written a more charming person with a story, but the various plots about the protagonist made me not have a good impression of this person at all. The behavior of abandoning one's relatives and hating one's enemies is really not as good as a plot that is written to death, leaving aside the self-impression. . .

Why does this book feel like it was written by a patient with depression? On the surface it is plain, but deep down there is a sense of despair. The protagonist is full of a sense of alienation from the world.

From a daily perspective, this novel is still acceptable, of course, only in daily life. The protagonist is a bit lacking when it comes to fighting outside the academy, being forced into action every time. Especially when negotiating with Black Sparrow for the Heart of Gold for the first time, asking someone weaker than himself to take back a trophy that originally belonged to him felt a bit wrong. Maybe it's because I've read too many other novels without heroines. Generally speaking, it shouldn't be that the other party doesn't give it, and just laughs and does something dirty, or kills it.