I Made Science Magic

First: Author, do you have masochistic tendencies? The protagonist is either being scolded or being questioned. And after having achieved such great achievements, he is still questioning. It feels like these wizards are just babies. They are either questioning and ridiculing, or they are waiting for others to ridicule, and I will add fuel to the fire. Is this what is called, studying the Holy Land? Are you sure you are not a bunch of arrogant and ignorant idiots? The whole story is written with the protagonist being ridiculed, questioned, and denied all the way. I don't understand how this is the same as the little bug you mentioned? Except for the great wizard Herram, who has the spirit of a scholar and researcher, the others have no academic spirit and research spirit at all, especially at some academic conference. If someone publishes a conjecture or theory, they will just slap the table and shout, "fallacy." Weird, so weird... Second: Regarding combat, as long as there is a protagonist, the protagonist will definitely have accidents, and it will not be enough to make the protagonist go smoothly. Regarding the Holy See's attack on the royal capital, they made a surprise attack in the middle of the night and fought for a long time without turning on the lights. It feels like if someone else plays the protagonist, someone else can arrange it all at once and attack. As for our side, we must take our time. According to your words, two hundred wizards first cast a trap spell. The trap was dug in advance. We let the magic play and waited for others to come out of the trap. We built a bridge, cast magic, and fought back. Then we waited to turn on the lights. Two hundred wizards just stood there waiting for others to complete this. This can also show masochistic tendencies, where the protagonist must suffer. Even if there is a big bug, it still has to trick the protagonist. Author, you are a genius. I can't believe that people in the Holy Land of Wizards can't tell the difference between magic. The Holy See has a way to detect magic, but wizards feel like a group of primitive people, clowns living in one place. Moreover, the mainland is full of wizards who are wanted by the Holy See. There are wizards everywhere in the world. It stands to reason that the advantage of being in the front is definitely not as great as that of being in the dark. Moreover, the two parties' understanding of each other is definitely more in the dark than in the open, and the advantages are greater. There is so much more to say, the suggestions are unimaginable It's just a matter of writing from where I want to, and there are a lot of pitfalls.

The fighting description is not good, and the plot is not good either. The protagonist is too retarded, some plots are too embarrassing and forced to continue, and the supporting characters are also retarded. Readers with a moderate IQ will not be able to stand it after reading it for a while. Don't refute, pay attention to read the chapter reviews and you will know!

It's a very novel book, without any system. Science and magic are like materialism and idealism. The process of using science to explain magic is quite nonsense, and some of it is wrong (Author: This is an alien world, an alien world, an alien world!!!). Some scientific experiments have added strange knowledge to me (I checked it on Baidu, it's true). This is also one of the cool points. Overall, it's good. It's a good thing and it's already fat!

It's better to replace old wine with new bottles and go to another world with modern scientific and technological theories to show off. There is no new idea, it has been written badly long ago. Besides, do the laws of the earth necessarily conform to the laws of other worlds? Also, the law of gravity, the world is a ball. Do you think the rules are the same in all worlds? It can only be said that my thinking is framed.

A hundred airships stretching for one kilometer, with people and weapons on them, can't hit a single dragon with concentrated fire? What are you doing, author? Write without basis? A Yalong is still harassing airships everywhere, why? One or two weapons and a bunch of wizards just missed, so let the wurm destroy the airship and destroy it? What were you doing in the beginning? There are a hundred airships within one kilometer, and the people and weapons inside, as well as the legendary wizards, are all living for nothing? So just write whatever you want, without logic or IQ at all?

I feel it is far-fetched. There are generally only a few properties of magic. If you use science to release magic, molecules, atoms, protons, neutrons, electrons and quarks, what level does magic energy belong to? For example, if you synthesize water h2o at the beginning, you say that the magic energy is one to two, but it also means that magic is at the atomic level, which cannot satisfy the world view of the magic world at all, unless you upgrade one level and add one level of microscopic magic. In short, after reading the first few chapters, I feel that there are many pitfalls, and forced fusion is far-fetched.

It's very beautiful, but not many people see it.

It's not a novel, the plot is one link after another, rising step by step. It's relatively comfortable to watch overall. The protagonist is also a normal person, without the kind of time-travel schizophrenia. I recommend it.

The pseudo-novel really popularizes science. Just post the popular science content and add dialogue.

It's an old routine. The subject matter is good. When I went to the wizard's land, I just followed the old routine. Old wine in a new bottle. It's useless. It can't be said to be exactly the same as the Mathematical Olympiad. It can only be said that the name has been changed. There's nothing new at all. It's a waste of time.