Conjurer

Obviously you can become a legendary warrior by following the steps, but you have to become a mage at the second level. Always emphasize that this is an adult soul, but he is doing mentally immature things. When I first read it, I thought it was a DND-oriented book. When I first read it, I thought it was about magic and martial arts. However, the author's setting changed to the point where you can't practice magic after you have cultivated fighting spirit. Then, in order to become a mage, the protagonist held it in and refused to activate his bloodline. After holding it in for about 6 years, he became a first-level mage... Isn't this what it feels like in a place where you don't drive on the highway and have to walk on the national highway on two legs? Isn't there something wrong with the protagonist's head?

I feel that the career setting is not very good, it is really hard to watch. As a time traveler, as a normal person, born into a prominent warrior family, I have a strong talent as a warrior, but I don't have to practice magic. Why is it to explore the true meaning of the world... Could it be that when a warrior is powerful, he cannot explore the true meaning of the world? Can't soldiers study? Can't warriors be scholars? If you insist on writing a mage, can you not fold it like this? It's usually fine to just write the protagonist as a magic family with talents, or just a beggar working hard to become a powerful mage for his dream. Why do you write it like this...

Such a photo is unacceptable. The fact that knights do not have awe for mages means that mages are not the ruling class in the world. So, as an iron-blooded family, how can there be no mages. We also have to look outside to find out whether one person is more powerful or a family is more powerful.

I think it may be more of a bad brain. As a modern person, doesn't the optimal solution exist? I wasn't that studious in my previous life, why? Do you have to pretend to be a different world? What is this called? This is like traveling to the world of cultivating immortals, having a good talent, and then having to study for the imperial examination. You may have power, but you will not live forever. It's the same here. If you don't have good talent, you still want to be stubborn, but you still pursue the truth? Stop teasing me. There are gods in this world, what can't you do if you become a god? If you were not the protagonist, would it be possible to use your short lifespan and lack of legendary strength to pursue the so-called truth? So what if the pursuit is achieved? Can you become a god? Don't you think it's counter-intuitive?

Naive, stupid, ignorant, and overestimated. If this was not a novel, he would not have survived more than a few chapters.

See Chapter 21. A little understanding of your thoughts and magic takes over.

In the early stage, the protagonist was a bit abused, and the protagonist's combat power did not change much after he advanced.

First of all, according to the settings of Fate, Red A is Shirou ten years in the future. There is no such thing as traveling through time. The ability of the heroic spirit is a weakened version of the hero's life due to class restrictions. The inherent barrier is the intrusion of mental images into the real world. The projection of the sword has Shirou's talent. I remember that it is connected to the source and can use the memory skills of the sword owner in the inherent barrier. That's why the spearman said that Red A's fighting style has no dignity. For the same reason, Shirou will also have the above skills after using ubw. Shirou's other big move, Hundred Head Shooting, will be available on the HF line. If the author is just an animation fan, please watch it in domestic theaters on January 19 next year. Finally, I want to say that the relationship between Lao Xu and Fate is only in Fate Zero's novel, and then there is the chapter about Qin Shihuang who unified the earth in FGO. The original author is Suna Mushroom. This can be regarded as the most basic respect for another author as an author.

I feel like I'm exerting myself a little too hard. What can I say? It's suitable for killing time when I don't have any novels to read.

Thank you to the author for the Children's Day gift. I really like this book and have some opinions. The narrative is a little clearer, but there are many parts that I really can't understand. Many places that should be omitted are described in too detail, and some places are too sketchy. For example, in the latest chapter, Al goes to save Tian and another Al. The description of the soldier Al's refusal to eat and stall for time can be written in one sentence, but the author insists on wasting his writing energy here. However, the design of the rescue process is just a snap, which makes people feel top-heavy and the writing is confusing.