
Who Says Mages Have Terrible Luck?
谁说法师幸运E
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 479k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It's very beautiful, the world view is grand, and the setting is also very interesting. It's been a long time since I've seen many colorful mage stories with this kind of setting! I hope you can keep writing, just don't be as stupid as a certain warlock.
It's super nice. The world view of this book is huge from what has been revealed so far. There is a sense of fantasy and unbridledness in the text, which hit me right away. Judging from the current situation, if the author keeps updating or the book is unfinished, this book should be a long one, but there is too little at present. The protagonist has not embarked on the path of a mage until now. The author should update more. Can the author tell me more? 3,000 Words of updates a day is normally enough, but this seems to be a long book. I don't want to still be updating this book a year later [I'm about to cry]
It's very interesting. I've read a lot of western fantasy, and there are very few that can write this kind of story. It's a masterpiece that I would choose to follow in series, and it deserves better results! What I have seen so far is very interesting, including dreamland play, mushroom base, circus performances... And handsome and cute rabbit friends! Highly recommended for everyone to watch. I have also been a bookworm for more than ten years. After reading the introduction, I wasn't particularly interested in the beginning, so I skipped directly to Saved by the Tutor and started reading. However, it didn't have much impact as I continued reading like this. I was still deeply attracted by the plot very quickly. I liked it very much and urged me to read more [Adoration]
The world view is huge, the writing is good, the characters are well designed, the protagonists are very good, and the current stories are very interesting. I feel that the update is a bit slow, but since this is a long novel, I hope the author can keep writing it, because the update and content progress are very slow, so many readers plan to keep the book, but they are still afraid that the author will not care about the book.
It's very interesting and I like it very much. I rarely read this type of novel. The world view is huge. The protagonist is a mage, who is oriented towards soul and destiny. The plot is expected to focus on the fate mage. After all, the protagonist is an eyeless person and has a deep connection with destiny. It only has 300,000 words so far. I feel that it is not enough. It would be great if it could be more than a million words. I still need to save chapters. I hope the author will update more.
The world view is grand, the design is rigorous and meticulous, the characters have obvious and interesting characteristics, and the group portraits are good. It is destined to be a slow-burning game, so go for it. Simmer slowly, a bowl of delicious soup requires careful attention! [Like][Working on draft] I can't stand it any longer. To be honest, after eight and a half years of reading, I can only be patient with Jian Lai Bu directional updates. Others who update twice a day or even once a day are keeping
It's a very grand and fantastic world view. I hope the author will continue to maintain it and keep writing. More people will definitely discover this treasure [Blow kiss]
It's a little childlike and well written.
After reading wizarding novels for many years, I was pleasantly surprised to see such a good work on Tomato. The character design of the protagonist is good, which is relatively in line with my taste, and it also has some similarities with those "predecessors". The author's writing style is also very good, and the world view is broad enough. It seems to have great potential at present, but I would like to make a few suggestions, that is, if some paragraphs are okay, can they not be too long? For mobile reading, overly long text combined into one paragraph will slightly affect the reading experience. Of course, this is just a personal opinion. Long text is also better and more coherent.
The world view is huge and exciting. The descriptions are very detailed and lifelike. It really allows people to understand the existence of another world. The writing is really good. I hope it can be updated more. It is really beautiful [please update]