Pirate: I Am a Professional Mage

In the beginning of chapter 12, there was a drag, which was so disgusting. A little girl just can't stand it, she's either smelting copper or she's a pervert. If she wants to go to heaven, just let her go to heaven? Why are you so moved?

At the beginning, I was attracted by the humor and calmness of the protagonist, so I kept reading, and then Chapter 12 got a bit EX for me. I don't like the kind of calm writing about sad things, and then the protagonist comes out to pretend to be bad. Who knows that the next five or six chapters are basically like this, that kind of calmness There is a lot of pretense, and I can do all this by myself, and I feel like I can solve this kind of thing by myself (I am a book reader, so I can basically feel the emotion in a sentence). Anyway, it feels quite EXC, especially since the author also added a little girl character.

I personally feel that this book is very good. The initial strength is neither strong nor weak, and there is not too much daily routine. The protagonist is decisive in killing and has a mature temperament of strategizing. He is not blindly arrogant. He believes that the strong will be willful and the weak will accept their fate. There is basically no strength analysis in the whole text, just do it and it's over. This is good, because the protagonist's system is different from theirs, so there is nothing to analyze. As long as they break the defense, they can kill each other. This can be regarded as a dungeon flow. It is similar to the dungeon mode in the game. The plot is compact and exciting. The writing is also very good, and some of the words shocked me inside. I hope the author can persevere

How did this get a rating of 8.0? I looked at the rating and read a few chapters. My assessment is that those who have never eaten Shi can give it a try.

Rubbish novel, I have no idea what I'm writing about.

In general, too much system information is introduced, and the attitude and emotions are not in place. The whole process depends on the system, which is like a pig!

There are too many career introductions and system prompts.

I really don't know why a cool article should pretend to be serious and nondescript.

It's okay, this book is written in a calm way, and the plots are written, but I hate the kind of calm writing of those sad plots, and then the protagonist pretends to be a bum and slaps him in the face. I haven't seen it now (Chapter 12)