After Becoming a Mage, I Was Recruited by the Lord as a Son-In-Law.

It's great. It has a special flavor that reminds me of Western fantasy, rather than the online novels in recent years.

The author's writing style shows a different world and gloomy life! The scheming people are crazy! Ridiculous! Reality! It's scary! The characters are vivid and smart! Each has its own characteristics. They came alive! The author gives them life! [Please update]

The concept of immortality is poison and a curse. In fact, there were books that proposed this idea a long time ago. However, the corrosion of time generally leads to all kinds of strange thinking. This book is directly linked to power, knowledge, and belief. The setting is very good. Each novel world must have its own obvious characteristics. This is also said in previous books. Yes, but the writing technique is not as mature as this book. Reason is eroded by power, beliefs are changed by time, life decays in human nature, and ideals fall in the world. I like every supporting character in this book, which fully embodies the human nature that the author wants to express. The author's writing technique also tends to be narrative with evaluation, and has a strong sense of Western epic. The only thing that is less than satisfactory is the creation of the protagonist. In fact, the sense of substitution in the novel is very important. You may see more weird things on the Internet, but ordinary people still account for 99% of reality, especially those of us who have received compulsory education. We may be stupid and entangled, but in fact it is our butt that determines our thinking choices. The protagonist is too indecisive in order to portray human nature, and does not fit the status of a controller of high-end power. (Alan was deceived by the people around him, which is bad for him. How strong and unaware, but you are a time traveler) is not very consistent with the thoughts of a normal young time traveler. Of course, this is in the early stage and cannot be changed in the early stage. Later, the protagonist's choices can be described as (more and more) decisive, and "even" directly flipping the table at any cost can also reflect growth. Of course, this is just a suggestion. I believe that the author has his own considerations for the world he created. No matter what you write, I will accept and appreciate it because you really write it well!

I think the author wanted to write something very different and special, set in a very crazy and dark world. Every character in it is very paranoid and crazy; everyone has something they pursue, no matter it is right or wrong, good or bad; and they do so by any means (usually evil means with no bottom line). As a time traveler, the protagonist does not seem to understand this world; his magical talent is only a knowledge reserve for the time traveler; he does not understand the world he is in; his parents after time travel are very good people and take good care of him, so that he is not exposed to the madness of that world. Moreover, the protagonist also has a bit of a time-travel romance, a little bit of fantasy, and will release some humanitarian goodwill, but he also accepts it with peace of mind when it comes to his own privileges. The protagonist is very much like an ordinary person, with ordinary people's pursuits, ordinary people's struggles, ordinary people's moral standards, and a flexible moral bottom line; when things are comfortable and beneficial to him, he will accept them even if they harm his moral bottom line; when things are harmful to him, he will not accept them and raise his moral standards. It makes people feel a little fragmented when looking at it, but it is very real. Human beings are inherently divided, and when it is beneficial to others, people's moral bottom line is flexible. The novel feels very fragmented and crazy everywhere, testing the bottom line of three views. It makes people feel uncomfortable when reading it, but it is also a bit magical. I really want to know what kind of world the author wants to write and what kind of story it is, so please come on, author, and please write the story completely.

The book is worthy of 5 stars. A few years ago, I would have said that the protagonist was weak, powerful, and short-sighted. But now a new word has appeared, which is the evolution theory of dog licking.

In the long river of time, there are always some books, like heavy boulders, thrown into the lake of our souls, stirring up endless waves. This book is such a work. It depicts a heartbreaking but hopeful world with cold writing and deep emotions. The beginning of the story brings us into an atmosphere filled with despair and pain. The protagonist is in the abyss of darkness, being ruthlessly crushed by the wheel of fate. The weight of life almost makes him breathless. However, it was in this endless darkness that a faint light began to flicker. The author uses delicate and true descriptions to make us empathize with every setback and hardship experienced by the protagonist. The grief of losing loved ones, the helplessness of broken dreams, and the despair of lost love are like sharp knives, piercing our hearts. Every word seems to carry a thousand pounds of weight, making people unable to breathe. But it is this sadistic plot that makes us deeply understand the fragility and tenacity of life. On the edge of despair, the protagonist did not choose to give up, but relied on the longing for beauty deep in his heart to fight against fate tenaciously. His persistence allows us to see the power of the human spirit, which is a flame that never goes out in the darkness, lighting up the way forward. This book is not only a story about pain and struggle, but also a profound exploration of human nature and the meaning of life. It makes us think about how we can stick to our hearts and rebuild hope among the ruins when faced with the heavy blows of life. Closing the book, my heart couldn't calm down for a long time. The heartbreaking scenes are still unfolding before my eyes, and the protagonist's courage and persistence are deeply imprinted in my heart. It is undoubtedly a work that shocks the soul. It writes about the unyielding life with heavy brush strokes, allowing us to realize the true meaning of life in tears.

It feels very good, and the characters' emotions are portrayed very delicately. The progression of the plot is also very interesting. To be honest, the writing style of this book is not very suitable for Tomato. Tomato is more suitable for brainless and refreshing articles.

The emotions and descriptions are good, but the description of the mage should be a little more detailed. The main character's normal-level natural disaster skills should have unlimited power as long as the magic power is sufficient. It's been so long, the protagonist should have adapted. It feels like the protection is too good, but the growth is a bit too slow [please give me more updates][please give me more updates]

I finished it in one go, and I feel that this is a very good novel about another world that I have read. It feels like it is comparable to Niku no Job Reincarnation. The plot is compact, full of tension, the characters are delicately drawn, and the world structure is complete. I really like it 😍

The author has written a lot of emotional dramas, and they are really good. Is immortality a curse or a blessing? This topic constantly leads to the plot. However, the mage in the book is very different from the mage I understand. I feel that he is too emotional, he is very emotional, and he likes to go to extremes. The profession of mage is designed to be rational and calm. The more powerful the mage is, the more so. Basically, he will not care too much about love and family. Most of them are single. They have a strong academic atmosphere and what they seek most is the truth. The mage described by the author feels like a warlock, focusing on talent, rich feelings, and serious emotions.

The miserable, twisted and ignorant world gives birth to desperate people. Everyone is unable to control their lives under the arrangement of fate, and they never have the right to choose. While being oppressed and driven towards destruction or rebirth, every person with extraordinary mastery is restrained by various factors and does what he least expects. No one is a saint, and no one can be ruthless and without fault. A traditional novel that seems to mirror reality in a virtual way. It is a rare good book. The ups and downs of life are all a period of growth.

I really like this setting. The Western fantasy background and the imaginary system are very attractive to me. The novel also has depth, and the conflicts between different values ​​​​and the confrontation between interest groups are well represented. In addition to the wonderful plot of the novel, Bennett's mental transformation and growth are also a highlight. He is not omniscient and omnipotent, but a character living in the novel. At the same time, he also takes us to gradually understand this different world. I also look forward to the shock when this world is revealed in full The writing is great, but it is hard to agree with others. Many people are not interested in this kind of novels, so the score of the book is very low... I hope the author will continue to work hard and resume updating as soon as possible.

A common Western fantasy epic, the story tells a thought and a creation; the pen and ink (even if it is typing on the keyboard) are writing a period of life; it can be sung and wept, but there is tenderness and drizzle, and it is hearty but there is darkness and decay. I am just a reader, the pen is not in my hand, but I hope to cherish the story. I'm very picky when it comes to Western fantasy. I don't have to say whether it makes me happy or not. At least it has to be real. It doesn't matter whether I drive or not. At least it has to be realistic. It takes some brain work to understand the details. Of course, it doesn't matter if you don't understand them. We will reveal them later.

It's so exciting. I didn't expect Tomato to have such a talent, with full-bodied characters that connect the development of things without being obtrusive and like running water. This is not a book, it is a huge alien world, a rugged and beautiful personal biography with a lot of descriptions without being dull. The author is outstanding

It starts well, and overall it looks smooth. Unfortunately, it's too abusive to the protagonist, and also to the readers. I'd rather find something easier.

This novel allowed me to see a real different world. The protagonist is just a being who is relatively lucky and talented. When manpower is limited, how can there be an undefeated, invincible, and omnipotent being? Even if there is, the time span is just not long enough.

Chapter 1: Conferred God, very realistic, but also very knife-like. The best realistic Lord Wizard novel I've ever read. Trust me, I enjoy watching The Witcher the most (not the Hogwarts kind).

This book should not be popular on Tomato. Human nature and philosophy are too profound for Tomato. Some of the insights are worthy of life experience. Overall, this book is very good and suitable for people aged 20-30 to slowly read. The author has literary skills, but lacks some accumulation. He is not very old. Many things are too pieced together. It is probably because the writing is too slow. If there are more pictures every day, I think the popularity of this book will increase a lot.

Very good, slow-burning. I haven't seen such comfort in a long time. In addition, Aimee, don't use your sword. If you do, your defense will be broken [eating melon]

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel like I should give it a star. I personally prefer the character of pig's feet. After all, if you wear it, you have to adapt to the world. Some people can change an era, but no one can ever change the original appearance of the world. Although it feels a bit stiff when watching the war scenes, it is generally the rhythm I like. I give it five stars. Thank you to the author for his great work and insist on updating [Please review]

This is a good book, and the author's writing style is also very good, but it is a heavy book. This book is very depressing, with passionate, tender, and even morbid love. There are many lifespan theories in this book, and the author writes them into the text in a clever way. But this is a rare book worth reading. _(-ω-`_)⌒)_

This novel has rich character descriptions and a rather exciting plot with ups and downs. There are a few chapters that some people say are not good to watch, but from my perspective, I think they are good to watch. The depiction of the Middle Ages is very, very interesting.

To be honest, this book is very well written. The domineering knight, the arrogant lord and the little wife mage are quite interesting... Maybe because I am not used to the atmosphere after the silent incident in the book... Or it is a feeling. I can only say that it originated from the sea of ​​​​books for a moment, and scattered in the darkness of the book. Come on, author (ง •̀_•́)ง Someone will understand your style.

The world is grandly created and the combat power system is comprehensive, but the psychology of the characters is too pessimistic, but the writing is good. It's just that 🍅 this book struggled to develop well.

It's a rare good book. The plot becomes more exciting the further you go, the characters are vivid, and the writing flow is great. But I encountered it a little early and it was not enough to read.

I am a bookworm of 8 years and think the writing is very good.

How should I put it? It can be seen that the author wrote it carefully. Although there are still some shortcomings, it is still remarkable. Come on, author [love] [like this post]

It's a good book. The characters are perfectly created and the plot is irresistible. It's slow but very engaging.

It smells like jobless reincarnation But there is one thing to say and it is well written.

This is a good book, in which you can see rare performances that are suitable for the current age, as well as the thoughts and actions of the little characters, and the performances of the supporting characters are well-founded and flesh-and-blood. It's just that it doesn't suit my taste. I can't stand it after reading more than 100 chapters. See you later.