In a pure fantasy world, feel the power of the waves, the majesty of the mountain tops, the vastness of the sky... Finally, appreciate the charm of magic, study the essence of all things, and reach the ultimate level of a mage.
"The secret of a mage does not lie in the spells he casts, but in his understanding of the spells. The essence of spells is actually the essence of all things. Those who understand the essence of all things must be omniscient and omnipotent." ——Uri Geller said.
Reader comments
What does this book say? At the critical moment, he forcibly surrendered his wits. A mage who had been on the front line for a long time discovered an additional army of demons. With the props for a safe return, he actually asked several high-level mages to fly back to the base with the mage apprentices. In the end, he had to let the demon scouts sneak attack and almost died before using the props to return. Don't you understand the military emergency? And what the heck is it that the protagonist transforms for no apparent reason? You, a mage, feel like a bloodline warlock.
I like the setting very much, but the overall plot development relies entirely on accidents, big and small. If there were not so many accidents, but more smoothly, and then not too much artificial interference in the thinking derived from the character setting (forcibly reducing intelligence), it might be better. I look forward to your return after improving your writing skills [Love]
It's just a wizard with a different name, and personally I think it's very verbose.
Beautiful (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡The author is very good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡
What does this book say? At the critical moment, he forcibly surrendered his wits. A mage who had been on the front line for a long time discovered an additional army of demons. With the props for a safe return, he actually asked several high-level mages to fly back to the base with the mage apprentices. In the end, he had to let the demon scouts sneak attack and almost died before using the props to return. Don't you understand the military emergency? And what the heck is it that the protagonist transforms for no apparent reason? You, a mage, feel like a bloodline warlock.
I like the setting very much, but the overall plot development relies entirely on accidents, big and small. If there were not so many accidents, but more smoothly, and then not too much artificial interference in the thinking derived from the character setting (forcibly reducing intelligence), it might be better. I look forward to your return after improving your writing skills [Love]
It's just a wizard with a different name, and personally I think it's very verbose.
Beautiful (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡The author is very good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡