I'm a Mage: With Skill Proficiency

This is how I think about it. There is no big difference between the West and the East in terms of cultivation. They both require various resources and struggle. In terms of cultivation, one is Taoism and the other is magic. The names are different, but the essence is the same. No one is elegant! Just like in real Western countries and Eastern countries, Westerners are more barbaric, and the military fights are just like that. For traditional Western wizards and arcane magicians, saying how smart they are and paying more attention to knowledge is too flattering! Just to give you more reason to grab it, just package it! I just wanted to write something more realistic. Thank you for your support!

You, the magic is still great! Stupid

Mages usually like to take out their big swords and kill people.

This novel seems to be disguised as a cultivation novel, but I don't think that's entirely true; that's because everyone already has an inherent mindset and understanding of Western magic and the like. In fact, traditional Western magic novels are actually modified Eastern legends of cultivating immortals and refining energy, and then covering them with various modern scientific knowledge from the West to form Western magic knowledge. Where did the world's earliest witchcraft occur? In ancient China! Where did the world's earliest magic occur? In ancient China! These are recorded in some history books. Ancient Chinese witchcraft, magic, Taoism, and immortality were all passed down from generation to generation. It can be as small as divination, sacrifice, prophecy, as big as the Midas touch, transformation, flying into the sky and escaping from the earth... They are all developed! What existed in the West before the Middle Ages was truly stupid and backward; all kinds of magical knowledge in the West were slowly formed after the Renaissance. And in that Renaissance, so many famous people suddenly appeared, they were awesome, but there was no research to prove them. In the past, Easterners did not have the right to speak and could not question; now, as archeology slowly discovers, it turns out that too much Western culture cannot withstand scrutiny. This is also the reason why pseudo-historical arguments are so popular in the West now. Talking back to Western magic and the theory of various elements, China has long had the theory of the Five Elements. Most of the Western magical monsters can be found in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, such as Corinthians, mandrills, vampires, and Yakshas, ​​etc. It can only be said that modern Westerners have a strong culture and are good at packaging. For example, in a certain famous novel, the spell-changing and cute-changing techniques can produce a lot of mathematical knowledge. It's so ridiculous that the so-called cuteness technique was not invented by anyone; it's Mr. Lu Xiaoqiao who has the insight and relies on his talent! Okay, no more. The above personal opinions may offend some people! Take it as a joke. Or read Feilu, which is a Western magic novel disguised as a cultivation novel? Or is this the way people who practice magic in the West are meant to be? We don't know either, just feel good and that's it. When something new comes out, something with two characteristics will make various sounds! Don't worry! Author, write boldly! Doesn't being a writer require imagination?

They are different. The magician uses spells, no problem. Layering, no problem, but whose magician uses needles? Magic weapon?

It's completely a reskin of fantasy cultivation. There's no sense of inconsistency at all when the words are changed.

Comments on Chapter 3: Exploring Underground Passages in "I Am a Magician: Proficient" written by Brother Nikko.

How should I put it, the writing style is not bad, but the content is a bit inconsistent. It is neither a mindless and refreshing novel, but also has too many fantasy elements to withstand closer inspection. The hybrid novel can easily offend both kinds of people. God knows that I have seen mental power moving around the sky and breaking through defenses. The training of mental power in fantasy is through visualization, which has the same effect as Western meditation. If you want to find the same thing, you need to find the right one. The fighting spirit of the West and the true energy of the East are two different things. Training the spirit and training the body are also two things. Moreover, Western magic skills are very weird when it comes to techniques.

It's okay to comfort yourself. You are awesome if you can write 500,000 words and I don't think you are a supervisee.

This is obviously a cultivation novel cloaked in Western fantasy magic! It looks very awkward.