Frost Wings

I haven't seen it for a long time, so I'll mention it first to prevent myself from forgetting. The new cover is so ugly A rare fantasy book recently, the author writes about the wild goose vest of the red-robed mage. I don't know what happened, turning him into a salted fish... Although I haven't finished that book, this is undoubtedly a guaranteed veteran author, and with good results since it was put on the shelves, I should be able to finish the book smoothly. You can rest assured to subscribe. The protagonist travels through time and becomes a weak white dragon in the DND world system. He comes with his own artifact dice, which can take the protagonist through various planes like the bronze door commonly used in Infinite Flow. The first few chapters can already give people the pleasure of immersive reading. The writing style and story direction are very comfortable, and the jokes are cheerful and appropriate. The first dungeon is the Three-Body Problem that I like. Bailong relies on his words to defeat the Three-Body World, which is also a magical plot. It is rare to see someone writing about a copy of the Three-Body Problem in online articles, so it makes a good impression. The second one is the world of Harry Potter. It was also very enjoyable to watch. Voldemort's spirit was played out and destroyed. Some of the plots were very interesting. I laughed out loud while watching it in the middle of the night. The disadvantage is that the main world looks too rough, and the setting does not seem to be intentional. Of course, it may also be due to space limitations, which will be expanded on later? In addition, in the recent plot, Bailong has become more and more confusing and funny. I feel that I have lost my temper. I hope that I can return to the right path in the future.

A light and bright unorthodox unlimited flow novel. The surprise is that the author did not portray Shirakawa as a guy who has completely lost his humanity and only has the mind of a dragon.

(Has been discontinued for 4 months) The DND seedlings recommended by book friends, the author is very creative, and the owner added it before he even started reading. There are too many private items in this work, so please read with caution. . .

It seems to be a new work based on "The Red Robe Mage". Although I have not read it, I know that it is an excellent work of Qidian DND, so I can rest assured about the quality of the new book. In fact, I gave up on this book at first, mainly because I didn't like reading about inhumane abortions and I wasn't interested in the beginning part of The Three-Body Problem. I picked it up recently because I wanted to add a fantasy tag to the book list in the Long Kong Tu edition. I am so glad that I almost missed a good book. The protagonist traveled to a white dragon egg in a DND-like world. After he was born, he was considered an imbecile by his mother because he couldn't speak and didn't learn foreign languages ​​well. He was expelled by his mother and lived with his brother Erha, who was really mentally retarded. I thought it was a regular DND story, but I didn't expect that the style of painting changed suddenly after being attacked by frost giants, and became an infinite flow. The protagonist traveled through the three-body plane and was caught by the three-body people and used as an experiment. Not only did he use his words to repel the Trisolaran army, but he also deceived the whole people to give up their bodies and live in the sophon array, and then started a civil war to destroy the country with one word. In fact, this is where I abandoned the article, mainly because I couldn't stand the author's too many private thoughts on philosophy and spirituality. After picking it up, I found that the plot did not develop as I imagined. The Trisolarans were transformed into a justice organization that aspired to "unify the people of the universe." The protagonist revealed his origins and used his desire to explore alien planes to cooperate with the Trisolarans. He was transformed into a white dragon Kai by black technology. He also brought with him a studio composed of 50 Trisolaran grandfathers, which is very imaginative. After returning to the main plane to avenge his revenge, he went to learn magic and change his profession as a Master. He actually went to Hongpao's territory to learn magic, and he turned out to be the author of that book. Then he went to the second copy of the Harry Potter plane, learned the art of transfiguration and transformed into a human being, and is currently about to enter Hogwarts School. The writing is really good and the plot is interesting. The best character so far is actually the red-robed mentor who doesn't have much screen time. In just a few chapters, his personality charm is revealed, and he has the style of a big boss. The protagonist is not bad either. He is usually cautious but also has a certain degree of madness. He fits my image of a mage very well and is somewhat similar to the mortal Han Li. Also, the Voldemort ghost in the diary was amused by threatening him with a cesspit. For now, give it a grain of salt. If it wasn't for the inhumane abortion and if you didn't agree with some of the protagonist's actions, it could actually be rated as grain and grass+.