A Fire Mage from the Game World

It's a bit out of its own way. It's a rare good novel in Tomato.

Recommended by fans of Samsara Paradise, the quality is okay. The beginning was really not good, and the real time part at the beginning actually lowered the quality. I feel that it was only in the third and fourth world that I became clear about what I was writing, and the content began to be unified.

1. Finally, there is an article where the protagonist really has to make a choice when faced with the so-called "choice". 2. The author allows the protagonist to understand the connotation of a mage and think about how to strengthen himself instead of relying on equipment to become stronger, nor relying solely on adding points through the system. This kind of novel that starts with a mediocre talent level is too rare, and there are no cliche plots. 3. Although it is difficult to avoid the phenomenon that there will be many people at that level after the protagonist reaches that level. But the author handled it very cleverly, by constantly raising the status of the seventh level to avoid this sense of cheapness. In addition, at the same time, other people were far behind the protagonist, and the feeling of walking around the sixth level and the seventh level as many as dogs suddenly dropped, and the gold content of the seventh level is still rising.

I really like this kind of book that explores one's own future. It's not mindless to improve, the logic is clear, and it's very interesting.

It's great to watch. I love Fire Law so much. Those who can keep reading it are basically those who really like this genre. The writing is really good and the world view is very grand. I don't feel tired after reading it twice. There are not many novels in this genre that are written so well 😢 Look at the duration 😏

There are explanations behind the pitfalls in the front. There are too many comments and I will criticize them after reading the front. It feels like a reincarnation paradise when I read it, with traces of imitation and some shortcomings. The battle scenes are sometimes written in a messy way, and when I write about the battle of wits, I sometimes feel that I have no idea how I came to the conclusion. The protagonist is a growth type, and I feel fresh after reading more than 300 chapters in a row. It is already better than more than 90% of Tomato's unlimited novels. I just want no eunuchs.

This book is invincible, and the pace is very well controlled. Unlike other reincarnation novels, the reader will be mentally tired after fighting all the time. The combination of digestion and fighting after the war is not tiring, and the logic is okay. The rating is just low. I have it at 9.5 In my heart. When I got the fire-breathing dragon, you suddenly hit the second grade and I was stunned.

"The Flame Will Stand Above the Stars" is an infinite flow novel. It mainly tells the story of the protagonist Chen Yi who becomes a player in the game world. In a void full of dangers, he faces many crises such as gods depriving faith, the abyss praising chaos, the main god seizing the world, and the system cultivating hosts. He upholds the belief that "talents, resources, and opportunities are never unequal. If you want to close the gap and surpass the opponent, you must do everything you can" and rely on his strong will to break through the tight encirclement. In the novel, Chen Yi experiences various adventures in different game world copies, such as participating in arena battles, completing various tasks, and facing powerful enemies with his partners. He continues to grow in battles, improving his strength and understanding of the mage's artistic conception. As the plot develops, he gradually uncovers the secrets behind the game world and realizes his self-worth in the process. He continues to move towards the goal of "the flame will stand above the stars", uses his own power to fight against the dark forces, and finds hope in despair. It won't work anymore

It's good to read. I really like this kind of decisive protagonist. As for the heroine, it doesn't matter. Most people can't write emotional dramas well. Some people feel it's better not to write them at all, so I really like this one without a heroine.

Although the plot is a bit immature, it still feels like a paradise. I look forward to the emergence of the original world in the future. And when I saw Chapter 50, I felt that this game is not bad. It will not be like a Gu-raising style development where the mission time is very tight and the failure penalty is severe. It is more peaceful and the protagonist is also I'm leaning towards the scholar side, but I don't know if there will be a scene in the future where someone gets close to you and almost overturns the game. I'm really looking forward to the protagonist also learning how to melee. The enemy breaks in front of the protagonist and finds a staff in his backhand to fight with you. He will also use magic attacks from time to time on the way. It's quite interesting to think about it. When I read the later part, I felt a little worse. The world I experienced was too fast. Without a plot, it was basically a flat story. I felt that the author had to enrich the plot of the world before writing, otherwise it would easily become a passing novel.