The Mage in the Late Qing Dynasty

You have too many private things, and you also like to fire map cannons randomly. Once you share your private things, I will report you once. I always like to extend some of the things I see to everyone, and then add my own so-called opinions. If you like to screen readers like this, then I like to report them like this.

The character of the protagonist is too disgusting! When you travel to a troubled world and just want to lie down, why the hell do you need golden fingers? Worse than trash! A good book is ruined like this!

I personally hope that I can strengthen the protagonist's golden finger and expand his power so that he can do things in the future. After all, in this era, readers should hope to change the history of humiliation as much as possible, or at least speed up the end of humiliation.

At first, I looked at the front part, and although it was good, it didn't quite suit my taste. But then I realized that it was really a slow-burning one. Looking back, I thought, oh, it feels pretty good, it's pretty good!

Faced with a person who killed you, you would kill him instead? True Holy Mother, it is really ridiculous that you play the Holy Mother way in troubled times. You don't even need to look at the back to know what the hell is going on.

But it's really incomprehensible to keep mentioning your ancestors. You just take them with you, and you have to drink with them. Isn't this letting the truth out? You still help them all the time. Everyone should understand the principle of good friends and bad friends, right? Having said that, it is your parents who gave birth to you, not your ancestors. Never mind that without ancestors, there would be no parents of the male protagonist. No one knows each other in the relationship for more than 3 generations. Okay, except for this plot, everything else is quite good, old sayings, or other things are still watchable.

I still like the name of the mage who lived in the late Qing Dynasty.

I have to say that the author got into the groove really quickly. He was already writing the book in the first 10 chapters . Apart from jokes, talk and psychological activities, there is no content at all. The author is probably young, and he has not written the book for a long time. His writing skills are relatively floating, without any sediment or flavor. He is somewhat ignorant about the geographical environment, humanistic environment and historical literacy.

This book should actually be called The Prop Master in the Late Qing Dynasty. The protagonist has no extraordinary abilities at all. He just relies on golden fingers to obtain magical (technological?) Props from other worlds, and then relies on these props to run rampant in the late Qing Dynasty. However, the protagonist is very fragile. If he is not careful, he can kill the protagonist with a cold shot. I originally thought it was a solipsistic novel, so I clicked on it.

The setting is pretty good, but the writing is not average. The sweetness is off the mark. It's worth one star at most. You'd better change the book. What the hell is it? I can't stand the sixth chapter.