The Genius Magician and the Natural Brave Man

Q1 About the setting of the staff I didn't expect that so many people would struggle with this issue. I originally thought that modern people would understand this setting better. The staff is a tool. The staff is to the wizard just like the gun is to the gunman. The magician needs to use the staff to cast spells, just like Brother Ma needs a gun to fight in and out of the crowd. You can't expect him to kill hundreds of gangsters with just a carrot, right? Then it's not called an action movie, it's called a spiritual film. So I think bringing the equipment before killing is the most basic respect for the deceased. However, I also know that most of the mainstream online articles now require the protagonist to be a 360-degree omnidirectional existence with no blind spots. Maybe everyone is more accustomed to this. This is probably because most people cannot accept the idea that a mage cannot cast spells without a staff by his side. (But to be fair, you all accept that Gollum and Baggins rely on riddles to determine the ownership of the Lord of the Rings. Harry Potter relies on the lightning on his head to kill Voldemort every time. He can't accept that a wizard needs to use a wand to cast spells. Me too... Hi) But what should I do? The director didn't originally design Ponyboy to be a terminal version of Doraemon that can shoot out flames from its throat, shake out machine guns from its wrists, carry dimensional pockets, and be able to accumulate bullets and food infinitely to achieve self-repair. This makes me very desperate. The above is naturally a joke, but it is also true. I have set the magician as a cheating existence in this book (a small spoiler here, as the plot develops, you will understand this more and more deeply). To be reasonable, I just ask them not to forget to bring the staff when they fight. Is this really excessive? Some readers may feel uncomfortable. Does a magician become an ordinary person without his staff? My answer is - no, magicians still have a rich reserve of knowledge and strong mental power, so strictly speaking they are not different from ordinary people, but yes, magicians without a staff are more vulnerable than ever. So my suggestion is - if you are really afraid of death, you can choose to 1. Hide in your turtle shell-like mage tower and not come out, 2. Or bring two more magic tools for self-defense (many magicians in the book have this habit) 3. Learn to use magic circles and other means to protect yourself. 4. Form a team with others, or conquer each other with your outstanding appearance. 5. Oh my God, you are a magician. Can you bring your damn staff with you? ! ! Q2 You have said so much, why can Rob go to the dungeon without a staff to show off at the beginning of the book? ! Say, author, did you prescribe the pig's foot halo for him? This issue is probably the most hacked part of this book, but it is also an issue that I think I explained clearly at the beginning. Yes, Rob escaped. He could not bring equipment and money, but he is not an idiot. 1. He found the third prince to help him. 2. He had previously sent ten gold coins as a start-up capital to his biological father in his hometown. I think it was sufficient for this purpose. But friends, unforeseen circumstances can happen, and misfortune can happen to people. No matter how good the plan is, it cannot keep up with the changes. The third prince surrendered to the enemy halfway, and Rob escaped in a hurry in Brado Port without any money. He finally took a boat back to his hometown and found that his father owed a lot of debt and cheated his only son. At this time, when faced with the two choices of becoming a slave or following a trip to the dungeon, anyone other than Dou M would choose the second one. Isn't this weird? Rob has asked if he could be given some time to collect the money, but because old Rex has run away, if you were Lolo, would you give him this time? Oh my god, the supporting characters in this book are not NPCs who support the protagonist. Everyone will think about the problem from their own standpoint. It's like someone asked me why the dwarf doesn't give the protagonist more money. First of all, the dwarf saved Rob once, and also exposed his alchemy airship. Rob helped him improve the alchemy airship. Dwarf If someone sends a whistle again, both parties will be cleared. The dwarf is being generous in giving travel expenses, and asking for more is greedy. Moreover, even if the dwarf is willing to give more, Rob will not take it. Please remember, at that time, Rob's plan was to go home and open a bakery and live an ordinary life. He had previously sent the ten gold coins to his family, so he only needed travel expenses at that time. I have no choice but to emphasize once again that when discussing the protagonist's behavior, please first place this behavior at the corresponding stage of the plot development. At that stage, Rob must go to the dungeon, and if you read the book carefully at this time, you will find that he has already begun to make preparations without exposing himself. The cane and magic carving knife were all collected silently on the road before entering the dungeon, so he did not pretend to be cool. All he needed to get to the dungeon was a moment of magic crystal. So do you think he would have known that the old thief Edward had a magic weapon on his body? Hum hum, I won't tell you. This story is very interesting. In the first volume, my main job was to dig pits, dig pits, and dig pits. There are various places that you can and cannot see, and there are even some details and settings that you think are insignificant. They will all point to the same interesting truth in the end. Dear friends, I like this story, really. If you also like this story, please subscribe to the official version and vote for this book as an encouragement to me. If you can help me promote it in various places, or stand up and say a few words of justice for this book when others have no brains to criticize it, Xiaodai would be even more grateful. I have always felt that books, like food, do have different tastes. I have never forced everyone to like this book. This is unrealistic, but at the very least I hope that this book can get a relatively fair evaluation. This can be regarded as a small wish of my tempered glass heart. Good night everyone~[Moon][Hug]

The writing is great. I still want to read it. I can't get enough of it. I support it so much. I like it so much. I will recommend it to many friends. Friends who like it can save it. It's not to be missed.

I don't want to say more, this is just a short article with a lot of bugs and a lot of poison. The protagonist's IQ drops from time to time. I feel like your book should be called ****** The Magician and the Idiot Brave's Daily IQ Drops... If you have obsessive-compulsive disorder and a certain reading age, don't read it. You'll be offended.

There are too many irrelevant background descriptions. A brief mention would be enough, but one chapter is all about background. Still can't get to the point. The logic is not smooth, and there is never a positive description of what happens to the mage without his staff. After describing the background for a long time, I just don't want to add the necessity of the staff. While feeling very powerful, I kept saying that I was helpless without a staff. There is also a sixth-level mage who has no ability to protect himself and takes risks. After so many preparations, he was almost killed by a snake. His logic is naturally inconsistent. He can be called the male protagonist of Schrödinger. He has no idea of ​​his strength or weakness. I read this book after 48 hours of reading. Originally, it was very ink-stained during 48 hours, but the ink-staining in this book was unbearable! Rather describe something insignificant than add to the necessary logical chain. I can't stand it. If you like male videos, don't watch it.

It's very good to watch, I like the characters of both the male and female protagonists, and the supporting characters are also quite good. It would be better if there were more adventure stories like dungeons. In the later stage, when the enemies are slowly expanded, you can read thousands of chapters, hahaha. Come on, the ratings and votes are all given.

Xiaodai, could you please explain whether the pain transfer magic will cause our great magician to have a few days of pain every month?

Quick, quick, quick, I caught the author. Get the rope quickly on the second floor. The author wants to run. Don't hesitate to hold it down for me on the third floor. Hurry up and put the pot on the fourth floor to prepare for dinner. And the fifth floor. Fifth floor. Fifth floor, uncle, what are you doing? Stop complaining. Can you still eat chrysanthemums? Go wash your hands and bring over cutlery, cutlery, and forks. Today we will have a French feast. Come to the sixth floor to help get some chopped green onion, sesame, sesame oil and soy sauce, speed. Come over from the seventh floor to help prepare the pot, and come quickly from the eighth floor to prepare the pot. Go get something to drink on the ninth floor. Go to the 10th floor and call everyone from 11 onwards to prepare for dinner. What? Too many people? It's okay to be late and let him drink soup!

There has always been too much emphasis on the identity of the protagonist, like the patron saint of the human race, which seems inexplicably disgusting. The male protagonist feels like he is cheating all the time. Others have more or less guessed his identity, but the heroine doesn't know anything, which makes people feel that the heroine simply doesn't know what to say.

Recommendation: Five stars This is the first time that I have such high regard for a domestic light novel. It has the unique delicacy and simplicity of light novels, is plain and relaxed, and has a unique attractive charm. This is the history of the growth of a human race's patron saint. It tells the story of a simple but smart genius magician who gradually grew up and eventually became a god in order to protect mankind, destroy gods, and finally return to humanity and hide in the city. This is a sweet couple's diary, which tells the story of Rob and Lolo getting to know each other from the debt of Old Rex, fighting against the Holy See to save the world, and finally living a happy life. This is a logically rigorous group drama, with a variety of characters written, and images with unique characteristics and temperaments. When various plot twists and foreshadowings are revealed, people can't help but be amazed and filled with emotion. This is an epic in which the human race faces the rebellion against the gods. It describes the turbulent undercurrents under peace. A number of heroes and geniuses heroically fought for justice on the road against the gods, sacrificing their lives to fight against the gods and liberate mankind. This is a niche but excellent light novel, with a plot that I don't know what words to use to praise it. Although there are some flaws in the article, they are completely out of the way, which is amazing. Although it has a cliched setting and background, it can be regarded as a complete masterpiece in this type of novel. Although niche, it has a unique charm. I can be considered a bookworm, and my account number proves it. Leave your name by the way.

I heard that the protagonist is still a scumbag after more than 100 chapters? Also, I'm a bit confused about the staff. Could it be that the Master can't even cast a small spell without his staff? Without the staff, no matter how powerful the mage is, he has no ability to protect himself at all. This is too absolute. Not to mention powerful spells, simple spells need to be cast, but I feel like they are not set up properly. The protagonist's motivation for escaping is understandable. The world is so big and I want to see it. But the protagonist did not run away to travel around the world, but to go home and open a bakery. This is a bit unreasonable. The principal cultivated the protagonist's feelings because of his own passion, and the protagonist did not want to be cultivated. . Anyway, the protagonist ran away irresponsibly for his ideals. The strange thing is that the protagonist took eight gold coins and went through all kinds of hardships to study in his youth, and he still completed his studies while working. What are you planning? . . It's all my fault that I read too carefully In fact, the author can write this story as a story about a genius magician who no longer wants to be a flower in the greenhouse and longs to see the prosperous world. Then he escapes, changes his name, travels to many places, writes interesting stories about various places, gets to know various people, writes about the impact of each person on him, and has done many adventures. Here you can learn from some classic Western magic stories, and it can be like writing a suspense novel. At the same time, he continued to study magic, deepened his understanding of magic, created his own proprietary magic, and created his own magic school, until one day he quietly returned to school... Of course, it is very difficult to write like this, but I think the achievement and difficulty of something are directly proportional. Keep at it, write with true emotions instead of using superficial words for money, maybe you can become the next Rowling. Purely personal thoughts, purely handwritten.