A Mortal's Magical Legend

Can't magic increase a mage's physical strength? How to withstand more magical energy? ? ?

The article is good. The world is not that big. There is a Kraken between the two continents. When a few outsiders came here for experiments, they couldn't go back. Lao Huang traveled through the journey without any surprises and endured a reasonable amount of frustration until the end. The names of gringo countries and characters are too long, and I don't even bother to distinguish them. The final ending of "Huang Liang Yi Meng" is the same as that of domestic ghost movies. It's either a dream or a mental illness. Enough. Next time, I hope that some people with a bigger world view will be less aggrieved and concentrate on using technology to deceive people. Overall, it's pretty good. There are no particular highs or lows. I finished listening to this book in a few days.

The writing is very lively and interesting. This book is at least top-notch in Tomato, but the author is really lacking. Come on, author [Thinking] Author, you made the war too childish and did not reflect the cruelty of war. The real thing is the powerlessness of the war among friends and brothers who were laughing and playing one second and then died the next. How can there be real growth without grief and sacrifice, so the author has to use the knife more often and kill some of the protagonist's friends and brothers to make the protagonist feel the pain and powerlessness [thinking][sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh]

I originally came here for mortals + magic. After all, I wanted to see magic technology and the industrial revolution. The beginning is not great, but the plot is relatively good. The protagonist gradually grows up on the way to escape, sheds his childishness, and is able to protect himself. The more I saw, the more confused I became. I came into contact with the world, and was pushed to create a force. I was betrayed, but I also strengthened my beliefs and had a goal - to build a world that I wanted. The plot after Lei Ze Island is very depressing, showing many shortcomings of the protagonist. He works hard outside and stirs up troubles, but his power is taken away by someone he trusts. However, I also admire the protagonist's resilience, choosing to face various difficulties, polishing himself, making up for his shortcomings, and actually having a loyal team. The following plot is about exploration + forbidden sea + sea monsters + abundant resources + technology and magic + discovery of new continents It's exciting to watch, and I'm looking forward to the next plot!

By the way, the island country built by the protagonist cannot develop peacefully, and it is doomed to have a great possibility of internal rupture. The king of Tailong has a group of former empire followers behind him, and a group of civilian pirate followers behind the protagonist. When the protagonist's side becomes stronger and stronger, the king's faction will become uneasy and launch a coup. In the same way, the people under the protagonist's faction will also fight against the king's faction for their own safety and power. In fact, I strongly disagree with this kind of restoration-style kingdom. It is meaningless, because now the surrounding countries are all in a mess, and no one cares whether you are the royal family of the original empire. You can completely re-establish the country and rely on the scientific and technological system to win. As long as the things are good, it is easy to travel among several warring countries. On the contrary, the current model has laid hidden dangers for this "new" country, and they are not ordinary hidden dangers. That is, the aristocratic faction and the civilian faction. The king represents the aristocratic faction. As long as he exists, the nobles that the protagonist has been suppressing will be pushed to the king. To put it bluntly, it is not quick and neat enough, and it is boring to look forward and backward.

It's not easy to write a book, so it's a five-star review. The demining is completed, it is a Western fantasy, without a system, it can be regarded as a mortal stream in the magical world, overall it is okay, and it tends to follow the plot (similar to a girl's scroll?) However, the combat power system is not perfect enough and has many loopholes. I can cope with the book shortage, but I'd better forget it if I'm serious about it.

Heroes in the world are like crucian carp crossing the river. One good thing about this book is that no matter how hard the protagonist tries his best, he will still be tricked and put into danger. Afterwards, the protagonist can admit his shortcomings and keep making progress.

The writing of the characters is very realistic. They are not so-called killers who are separated from the public, nor are they Madonnas. They are closely related to the mental journey of an energetic college student who enters the society and slowly polishes his Sacred Heart and slowly grows up. This book was excluded on Tomato because it was not a cool article. Only Bo Only Le Cai can identify the gold content of this novel. I have read 50 chapters so far. 5 Stars is support and affirmation. I will review it after reading it. I hope the author will continue to work hard. There will be no good days in Shuangwen, because the whole society is approaching winter, and every ordinary person at the bottom cannot run away. I was forced to read the subsequent chapters of Otland because the pace was too fast and made it seem too rushed. The ending felt like it was unfinished. I was not in the mood to read the next few pages carefully.

The plot is quite good and worth watching

I like it very much. Although it is not until the later stages that the protagonist "finally understands" that he has to become stronger all the time (the protagonists in other novels understand it when they go to another world), but it is also because of this gradual awakening that the story is full of ups and downs and exciting. Many extreme coincidences make the things the protagonist encounters ridiculously bad, and some good. But these very well ensure the interest of the story. There are no obvious logical holes in the novel. Like it very much. My favorite plot is about the carousel built by the protagonist. Those four master-level wood carvings with different shapes and humorous expressions really make the protagonist's team members play with them when they are relaxing. It will also be a warm scene beside the campfire. . . . . . What's even more rare is that the entire text remains intact until the last page, and the plot logic and interest of the novel remain level. Among all the novels I have read, this is the fourth one that I finished. "The End of the Law", "Release the Witch", "(Mad Noisy)", "Technology Wizard", "Cultural Invasion of Another World"