
The Black Mage’s Conquest of Another World
黑魔法师的异世界征服
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- Ongoing
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- 895k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 7d ago
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- Fanqie
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Isn’t a World of Swords and Magic More Exciting?
Looking for a story where the protagonist starts out with super-tier magic and gets stacked with countless buffs. Hahaha.
The Protagonist Can Control Others and Make Them Do Anything
Pure Wizard Fiction
Looking for books like National Ace: I Just Want to Be a Pilot in Peace.
Western Fantasy Setting, Mages, Fully Developed Worldbuilding
I'd like to read something like *Lord of Ashes*. 1. A Western fantasy novel with a mage protagonist, preferably one who has creative ideas about magic and can develop their own unique magic or spellcasting system, like *Throne of Magical Arcana* by Cuttlefish. 2. A magic-and-farming story, preferably one that...
Any Books With an Extremely Yandere Character? The Kind That Gets You Excited in the Middle of the Night
Looking for books like After Failing to Escape from the Yandere Male Lead. Something along those lines, but even crazier? I want a story that's almost entirely about the yandere. Not too many other characters.
Turning into a Girl and Getting Captured to Be a Maid
The Harem Is Empty, System! Who Has One...? 😘😍
I want to read something similar to From the Start: A School Beauty in White Stockings, Top Donor, Please Step Aside.
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Summons Beautiful Women with Maxed-Out Loyalty and Affection?
Looking for Novels With a Mage Protagonist, Please
Villain + Servant + Scheming + Ruthless + Messing with the Protagonist’s Mindset = ? (Looking for Recommendations)
The Protagonist Can Control Everyone
Conquering the World in a Western Fantasy Setting!
Looking for books similar to *Wandering Knight: I Start with a Basic Status Panel*.
Stories About Controlling Experts to Do Your Bidding by Any Means, Like Using the Life-and-Death Talisman
A mastermind who controls things from behind the scenes and keeps a low profile. No saintly do-gooder, and decisive when it comes to killing.
Turn Enemies Into Your Own Underlings and Control Their Minds
The Male Lead Is a Villain Who Drives the Female Lead to a Mental Breakdown, Making Her Run into His Arms
Looking for books like The Protagonist's Sister Gets Revenge (also known as Villain: Taking Revenge on the Protagonist's Sister from the Start).
Looking for Western Fantasy with a Scheming Lead!!
Please, are there any Western fantasy novels? It feels like such a niche genre that I've never come across one. I'd like a scheming male lead. Thanks, everyone!
Mind-Control Novels, Like Demonic Hearts, Planting Seals, or the Star Ring Series
The protagonist controls powerful people and makes them their own.
Looking for Great Novels with a Hypnosis-Wielding Protagonist
Looking for books similar to *The Strongest Illusionist in a Wheelchair*. An urban superpower story where the protagonist can hypnotize people. His powers stay hidden, and he secretly uses them to build up his faction.
The Villain Can Control and Erase Memories, Turning the Heroine or Hero Against Them
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Has a System That Lets Them Control, Possess, and Hypnotize People?
A Cultivation Novel Where an Arrogant Princess Falls from Grace and Kneels Before the Male Lead in Front of Everyone at a Banquet
I read this a long time ago and can't find it. I think the male lead escaped from an execution ground at the start. He'd had a grudge with the princess before, and she either turned evil or fell into darkness. Then they met again at a banquet.
A Novel Where the Female Lead Takes Control of the Empress from the Start and Makes Her a Puppet
Looking for a Dark Story, I Really Like That Kind of Style
Any dark mystery or fantasy stories where the protagonist is a villain or just not a good person?
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It's actually quite enjoyable and the plot is not bad. It's not frustrating because of the strength. The female characters are also well designed [note], but the plot is a bit slow and the driving speed is a bit more tempting. After the collapse of the country and the heroine in the early stage - I wonder how the author designed it? I hope it can still stick to the more classic Western sword and magic route and not introduce some weird things randomly. [Sending Hearts]
It can't be a harem story, right? Now that I've discovered that the protagonist's team seems to be all women, let's take a look at the situation first [eating melon]
The book is a good book, but why are there so few people reading it, and if so, why are there the interludes in the middle? It was originally a very good book, but you have ruined it like this. I think the words should not be inserted into paragraphs, or should be inserted after the ending. Moreover, this book is a very good brainwashing article. It is already quite good. I hope it will be updated soon.
I once thought I was on Maoke. 🍅Writing in this style is rare. Come on, author, it's okay if it doesn't end badly. It's a bit boring, maybe because of Kavin. Except for the little princess and the eldest apprentice, the characters are also relatively flat, with no highlights or even being careless.
It's quite normal. For example, when someone complained about controlling a succubus, I didn't feel it was poisonous. In reality, there are a few characters who have the same firm Taoist heart and absolute rationality as the protagonists in the novel. I feel like reading the protagonist of this novel is like looking at myself. When reading other novels, I would sigh that the protagonist is really awesome, with his swordsmanship, resourcefulness, understanding, and spirit of hard work. But when I read this novel, let alone me, he is just as ordinary as myself, and I can do it. The sense of immersion is unparalleled. If you are particularly naughty, you might think this is a little bit toxic, but for ordinary people, it seems normal. Ninety-nine percent of people are like this. But I've only read Chapter 46, so there's nothing wrong with it so far. I'll read it later.
I really feel good about it. The point is, I really used my brain! The protagonist's personality is okay, although it's a bit chaotic, but that's normal! Normal people's thoughts are chaotic at this time, and it's normal to have some changes in their personality. How should I put it? It's a good work. It's just like this. Well, it's unlikely that there will be too many of them. Well, anyway, if there are too many people to read it, it will definitely be reported and removed from the shelves, and very few people will be able to see it.
There is not much problem with the overall logic, but the emotions and some plots are not handled very well, such as the princess's maid. Overall, it's a good book, and I'm looking forward to the plot in the future.
It's really good to read. The plot and magic settings of the book are very reasonable. The protagonist is not brainless and everything is logical. It is really a very rare otherworld novel. Anyone who likes dark or otherworldly styles recommends reading it.