Trickster Revival

A very good new book on tricks. The author is an old bookworm. It is said that he is engaged in a related profession. His professional level cannot be said. The key text is really good.

A book of tricks, good and evil are difficult to measure. In this world of mysterious resurgence, mystery: everything It is the source of desire, the pillar of power, the cry of greed, the murmur of betrayal, the prelude to madness, the dawn of hope, and the last straw from the end. In the face of that torrent of momentum Should we choose a sin that has no consequences, or a justice that is endlessly poisonous? The Four Fate Masters, the Chief of the Government, the Crown Prince of Deception, the Nine Evil Chosen Ones, the Master of the Mysterious Cave, the Stirrup of Destiny, the Dump Truck in the chess game, the craftsman of the unfair world situation, and the heresy of the one whose final number is unexplainable.

A great trick resurgence flow, the author's writing style is rigorous, and the story layout is amazing. It is a good article.

The former cult leader who is black on the outside and white on the inside travels to a parallel world with a head full of occult books. He discovers that although spiritual energy has been revived in this world, spiritual energy is not practiced. People fight with inheritable powers called "rituals" and "spells". The theme is to integrate, become stronger, and reveal the secrets of the world. You might like: 1. The world view is fascinating, the background setting is detailed, and it leaves huge foreshadowings that are valuable to explore. 2. The details of the ability design and secret techniques are very well-proven. I read comments that the author has a professional background. I cannot verify it, but judging from the detailed description, he is indeed a professional. 3. The plot is compact, the sentences are concise, and the character's IQ is very online. You might not like: 1. It requires a certain level of reading comprehension (it's not good for a single protagonist), it contains foreshadowing, and some plots need to be watched repeatedly to understand (a reminder that the author's description itself is okay), which means "unpleasant" to some people. 2. The worldview is very profound but the number of words is small, which makes the book have the "dual nature of gods and ghosts" in the long run, which is a bit worrying. 3. The author is actually quite busy with work, and short-term updates are unstable. (Otherwise I would have added the book list long ago) PS: The single chapter is extremely long, I don't know whether it's a good thing or not.