
Hell Warlock
炼狱术士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Western Fantasy, Otherworlds, Swords and Sorcery
Something more conventional, with a grander worldbuilding. That’s about it.
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Western Fantasy with Knights, Warlocks, and Mages
I'm in a reading slump. I hope my fellow readers can recommend something, preferably with a System or some kind of support ability.
Looking for Witchers, Potions, Sequences, Western Fantasy, and Them
Looking for Western Fantasy Novels
I’ve been into Western fantasy lately: elves, beast girls, gods, magic, and an interesting fantasy world. Does anyone have any good Western fantasy novels to share?
Potion Sequences and Games: The Game Gradually Invades Reality Through Fog
Empires, Magic, Knights, Battle Aura, the Church, Magical Beasts, and Elves
Novels like The Law of the Devil and The Rise of the Tree Shepherd.
Wizardry, Authority, and Lovecraftian Horror
Pure Wizard Fiction
Looking for books like National Ace: I Just Want to Be a Pilot in Peace.
Mechanics and Alchemy, with Materials and Processes Explained, but Not in Too Much Detail
Looking for Stories About Invading, Conquering, and Developing Planes or Worlds
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Something like Knight's Journey or Wizard's Journey.
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Fantasy novels about an ordinary person rising to greatness.
Mages and Wizards Conquering the World
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Setting: Only people born and raised in a wizarding world can qualify as wizards. There are also warriors. The world is made up of civilized realms, such as the Wizarding Civilization, the Abyssal Civilization, the Insectoid Civilization, and the Divine Civilization (like the currently popular series about a world where everyone becomes a deity). There are greater worlds and lesser worlds...
Anything From Your Browsing History Is Fine. Female-audience Novels Are Fine Too, Since I’m Not the One Reading Them Anyway
Fantasy or Online Game Novels About Summoning Dark Skeleton Knights
Seriously looking for fantasy or online-game novels involving the summoning of dark skeleton knights.
Western Fantasy, Lords, Wizards, and Technology, Help Me Out
Things like Western angels, hell, demons, and the Abyss; advanced technology; heretics; an immortal bone lord like the Lord of the Weird; Sulu Te; the Warhammer universe and the Warp.
Novels About Cities, Magic, Monsters, and Campuses
The kind that shows off
I've Been Reading for Over Ten Years and Have Run Out of Books. Any Recommendations Worth Reading?
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The author's delicate writing style and smooth plot are something I have rarely seen in my nine years of reading online articles. Different from the plot changes in most online novels nowadays, when the protagonist's fate takes a huge turn, the reader's reading is stiff and dry due to lack of writing skills. It is inevitable to ask about the author's intelligence and advise himself to "read the novel without using your brain." When the author of this article depicts the protagonist's path as a warlock, he creates a character that is different from the stereotype of Long Aotian and others by depicting the protagonist's personality, behavior, the impact of supporting characters on the protagonist, and the changes in the surrounding environment. The protagonist has a character that is unique to him and different from others. He has escaped from the vulgarity but does not break away from the vulgarity. He is also a human being, and he also has his own desires and ideas. He also has the humble existence and the dream of soaring into the sky, as well as the desire for the opposite sex and the pursuit of love. The plot design is not just about simple adventures and unreasonable golden fingers. The protagonist is more like a person who suddenly got good luck. With his past accumulation and his own efforts, he finally pushed the gears of destiny at a critical moment. By chance, he embarked on his own path. This also made me feel the protagonist's mood even more, and brought me into the protagonist's vision. Thank you to the author for completing such an excellent work and bringing happiness to us ordinary people. I also hope that your life will be happy. Thank you.
It's a wretched stallion flow. It doesn't feel like there are many descriptions of combat adventures. It writes a lot about stallions, and sometimes it's quite cheerful. It's okay.
After reading Chapter 16, I feel that the author is very thoughtful and has been paving the way for the awakening of the warlock. It is much more interesting than the pig's trotters with golden fingers and talents. The author is rich in knowledge and inadvertently explained the concepts and relationships of spells, magic, demons, three-headed dogs from hell, etc. The pig's trotters are from a humble background, and even more so in order to survive. A good survival requires continuous learning. Just like children in today's society, they need to continuously learn from the ocean of knowledge and improve themselves. This gives Pig's Feet infinite possibilities for growth. Just like the blood of the warlock, I hope that Pig's Feet will continue to improve and become stronger and bring us constant surprises. I hope that the next story will be more exciting🤠🤠🤠
I don't understand why such a beautiful book deserves this rating emm
In fact, I feel really good after reading this. Although there are some illegitimate daughters and cunning younger sisters, the single protagonist is a gangster after all, and he is lucky to be like this. I feel that it is written this way without the strange feeling of the protagonist's aura. Now I have almost finished reading it, and I heard that the ending is rushed, which can only be said to be a pity. I think the first part is really well written. When I started watching it, the score of 7.7 Was probably the reason why I ended it. Fortunately, now I don't always expect a complete ending.
It's finished, but not completely finished. There is a lot of content that can be continued, such as the battles after the legend and new life; there is also some content that needs to be added, such as the whereabouts of the orc Daji. Of course, the former can be explained as leaving room for imagination. Who will win and who will lose in the war? Are Chris's descendants in decline? The latter is probably a minor omission. Chris's sentimentality and contempt for the life and death of others make me feel uncomfortable, but it is indeed consistent with his background as a low-level gangster and the more obvious law of the jungle in the world he lives in. This is very different from what I was taught, but it makes sense. Reading this book can allow innocent people to see things from another perspective, and it is also in line with the behavior of "reading books that are inconsistent with your own values and exercising yourself." To me, it's not bad
There are too few of this kind of themes now. I hope I can watch it until the end. Come on!
The details in this book are really great, and there aren't many fights but only plot, which makes it very comfortable to read. It's not like other books where enemies are everywhere. All in all, it looks great.
A masterpiece of the ugliness of human nature.
Except for the magic department, which is a bit different, the storyline is not cliche and the word count is not bad, so it is really good.