Magic Awakening: My First Element Is Support

It's still very enjoyable, but I've noticed two inconsistencies. First, there's the first human Archmage, Xi Huang. Although he possessed superpowers, his abilities were far too overpowered. Even after his death, he could send the two protagonists back in time, putting him in a completely different league compared to other Archmages. And yet, someone so powerful died. Second, there's Little A.

It's not bad, but the pacing is a bit fast, and some plot points aren't clearly explained. Also, the descriptions of the "golden finger" (advantageous character/cheat code) felt somewhat brief and awkward. However, these flaws don't detract from its overall quality.

It's really good! The characters of the two male leads are just my type. I was shocked that the author has been following this novel for two years and it's still not finished! It's really amazing that the author hasn't abandoned it. I've never followed a novel for this long before, or abandoned it halfway through 😢. It's a story with two strong leads, and both male leads are very intelligent and clever. It's a great read! 👀

No poison, delicious, come on! It's a good read. I'm the kind of person who likes to save a few hundred chapters for the author to update before reading this one. I've read this book twice (up to chapter 800). There aren't any really bad parts, and it's even a bit enjoyable. I feel the biggest drawback for me is that the romance felt a bit unnatural in the early stages, mainly the confession part.

The writing is a bit immature and there are some plot holes, but the overall plot is acceptable. There aren't any major plot holes, and it's a story that you'd want to keep reading; it leans towards the power-up/leveling-up trope. Five stars for the author's hard work.

Keep up the good work, author! I love it!

After searching for a long time, I finally found a novel I like. I think this one is really suitable; it's not too high-profile or outrageous, and it's logical. Most high-scoring novels have overly exaggerated "golden finger" plots, where love just suddenly appears. This one provides a buffer for the romance. I really love it; every member of the team is unique. I really, really love it, really love it—I can't stress this enough! I hope the author writes more books.

It's good, but the author seems to have no idea how to use periods; all the sentences end with exclamations. 😂😂😂😂

I just read chapter 122, and it feels like all the opportunities are just... Well, give them to Song Yaohui. Having a mercenary group is good for building a power base, with each member strengthening themselves and developing unique strengths, growing together, creating a powerful duo.

The author's writing style might not have been great at first, but it became increasingly fluent later on. The world-building was vast, the plot was fast-paced yet engaging, and the main and supporting characters were well-developed. It felt like I was growing alongside the protagonist and the author.