Twenty Sided Dice

This is the story of a mage, this is an inspiring story! In an era when the Star Dynasty was turning from prosperity to decline, the emergence of the New World became a paradise for adventure and competition among various races. Stretching mountains protect the fragile alliance of human lords; Dwarves guard the gates to the land of wealth; The elves continue to expand their woodland, trying to regain the glory of the Silver Moon Age. On the other side of the mountain, dragons rule the sky, orcs occupy the ground, and other evils are at work underground. In these days, Siegel was nothing more than an orphan, found in a squid fishing cage with a twenty-sided die. He dreams of adventure and being a hero, but doesn't know how to make it happen. He has been a sailor, a squire, a knight, and a lord, but only the power of magic fascinates him. But how to maintain his true nature in magic has become his biggest challenge.

I read the books I bought during the last 515 event, but I read them slowly. It can be regarded as a relatively orthodox fantasy work, but the author's writing style is relatively dry. So I can only order food and grass - But the IQs of the main and supporting characters are completely online, which is very surprising. The protagonist is a man who pursues magic. Moreover, his pursuit is to open up his own world step by step in ignorance and embark on the road of magic. This setting intrigues me. Because this is the protagonist finding his own way in the exploration of the world.

My favorite book by Soth is "The Mage's Story", and this attitude can be seen in my previous book reviews. This author has done a very deep research on DND and fantasy systems, but his book was really published in the wrong place. If it were published in English abroad, it might be a big hit and become famous! Aboriginal protagonist, imperfect character, growth story, not obviously cool. In the era of online articles, this shortcoming is really too serious. As my taste is more biased towards old people, I gave it up after reading it. Although I didn't finish reading this book at that time, I still heard about the tragedy that it ended hastily because of poor grades. What a pity! The author was born at the wrong time! Off-topic: The author's new book seems to be good, but I'd better wait until it's finished and finish it in one go!

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