Daily Life of a Cyber Magician

If the protagonist becomes a key holder in the future, will the key be a single eye?

There are ten commandments in detective novels, one of which is that the detective and the murderer cannot be the same person. In the second half of the novel, the protagonist suddenly becomes the mastermind behind the scenes. Too abrupt

The protagonist suddenly turned into a smiling face, which felt quite sudden.

This is the first book on this subject that I have read. The author describes some magic performances very well. Basically, it can come to mind based on the text. There are no big holes in the settings, and about 80% of the settings can be rounded out in later chapters. However, after entering a certain chapter, the protagonist suddenly turned into a so-called "smiling face" and said that there was nothing to explain. I didn't quite understand it. Maybe it was the first time I had seen this type of novel. Like other novels where the protagonist transforms into a big boss behind the scenes in the middle and later stages, the corresponding foreshadowing can basically be found in the previous book. This book is different. It said that after seeing Crowe's letter, he knew that he was the smiling face. He also said that he had worked with the fox in the three months since he came to this area, and the person who knew him best was the fox. How should I put it? It was quite sudden. As a reader, I basically had no sense of involvement at all. It was almost as if I was reading the autobiography of the protagonist. I personally feel that it is possible that the author found that the outline could not be continued, or that the author could not continue writing and wanted to finish it quickly, or that he was not good at or did not want to write daily prose. After all, according to the previous plot, there may be some daily prose next. I still hope that I can write it well later and don't be too perfunctory.

Why are these high-rated books not recommended, but those with low ratings😌

After watching it, it was a bit unfinished. The protagonist turned into a smiley face in the middle and it was unclear. At the end, the protagonist and the heroine went back in time after performing a magic trick. There was no explanation of how to complete the final logical chain...

Just four tablets are awesome.

When I saw the word "Muggle" in the introduction, I didn't want to read it. I felt that the introduction looked a bit embarrassing. As an ordinary person, I don't like the word "Muggle", mainly because of the influence of Harry Potter. This is my personal feeling. I am a good person everywhere.

Could you please write more scenes with magicians? The detective is not pretentious enough, hehehe!

The front part is okay, but the magic aspect is relatively clear. The process is very confusing. I feel that besides magic, there are many things that the male protagonist only figured out after the ending.