The Magical Lord of Calradia

Brother, why are you wasting one chapter a day? Don't you have any chapters? There are fewer and fewer people here

The book is a good book, but there are too few. One chapter a day, and now the content of one chapter is less than before.

It's good-looking, really good-looking, but I don't recommend it to people who are used to reading white text. After all, the words are relatively concentrated.

Has no one read this book?

I really like novels about medieval wizards, but in the past, the ones I read were all invincible novels, the kind that upgrade all the way. The beginning of this novel is very novel, and it makes me feel like I have found a revised version of Western wizards. However, the only shortcoming at the end is that there are not enough descriptions of magic. I saw it at chapter 50, but I did not see a protagonist centered on magic. Instead, he was doing business and taking risks with his teammates. Of course this is great, but the main reason is that there is too little description of magical practice.

Some places seem too deliberate, and at the same time, the world feels so small.

Very nice, good luck to the author. (Weimao feels a bit popular.)

I like both the worldview and the rhythm, especially the chapters I have read so far that deal well with the issue of combining China and the West, although I prefer a single worldview style. The only flaw is that the description of World of Warcraft is clichéd - Wind Blade Wolf, Ground Thorn Ox, etc., Which gives people the impression of inferior online writing. In fact, I feel that it is quite difficult for the author. Very few people can read this kind of book that is not pretentious and novice. This can be seen from the number and content of the book reviews. However, I insist that this kind of book is a good book worth reading. I hate the pretense of novice cool writing, as if Lu Ze is trying to make up for his existence in the world of obscenity. In addition, I blindly guessed that the author is from Sichuan, and there were many people who said "ha" and "ha" as he wrote, hahahahahahaha!

I've read Chapter 20. The beginning was pretty good, and the rest of the post-term loan is exciting🤗

I really like this kind of novel, good luck to the author!