[Invincible flow + single female protagonist + golden finger + wizard western fantasy + hidden world view + passion + delicate emotions + many foreshadowings]
This is a world of magic and wizards. You can rub fireballs with the power of a nuclear bomb, evoke waves that can destroy the kingdom, force the world to fall into sleep, summon elves from higher planes... There is nothing that the wizards at the top of this world can't do.
Times are changing. The old gods lost contact with mortals under unknown circumstances. The belief in false gods that originated from nowhere began to cause trouble to the world in unknown places. Changes occurred in ten countries on the continent. Abnormal flesh and blood, the advent of hypocrisy, turbulent situations, and chaotic time. This is an escape story about survival and home, but... This is not a story about a wizard.
Reincarnated here as a knight, as a melee fish without any affinity for magic, in order to survive, Fran had to silently open up a new track, and go further and further on this road where the style of painting collapsed.
In this world full of magic, Fran wears the thickest armor, holds the heaviest sword, stacks the hardest buffs, and withstands the most vicious blows.
Even if it is an attack from a god, I will still block it for you to see!
This book is also called "In the Magical World, use your fists to defeat everything!" "You're a mere wizard, I'm so proud of my great sword!" "Sorry, thick health and high defense means you can do whatever you want" "Mage is like this, and we warriors have more to consider" "Reincarnated wandering knight, picked up a genius wizard at the beginning"
Reader comments
I haven't read a novel of this type in a long time. The writing is okay. At least the setting of the boss battle is sufficient, and the look and feel is good. I can also feel that compared with the content at the beginning, the writing becomes more and more fluent later (although I suspect that the author is more entangled in how to write as he goes to the end)
However, from the first volume to the end, the number of book reviews visibly decreased. It can only be said that this kind of book is destined to not be popular in the general environment. Creation is not an easy task. I hope the author will not be hit by this. At least I still like this book so far ( '▿ ' )
A pretty good Western fantasy? Some books I give up after just two glances, but this one is pretty good xdm You can throw it in the bookshelf and read it
There is a slight environmental smell, but it does not affect consumption.
The theme is interesting, but the rhythm seems a bit off.
It looks good, and there is something about the worldview.
I haven't read a novel of this type in a long time. The writing is okay. At least the setting of the boss battle is sufficient, and the look and feel is good. I can also feel that compared with the content at the beginning, the writing becomes more and more fluent later (although I suspect that the author is more entangled in how to write as he goes to the end) However, from the first volume to the end, the number of book reviews visibly decreased. It can only be said that this kind of book is destined to not be popular in the general environment. Creation is not an easy task. I hope the author will not be hit by this. At least I still like this book so far ( '▿ ' )
A pretty good Western fantasy? Some books I give up after just two glances, but this one is pretty good xdm You can throw it in the bookshelf and read it
There is a slight environmental smell, but it does not affect consumption.
The theme is interesting, but the rhythm seems a bit off.
It looks good, and there is something about the worldview.
Hahahahaha Flesh!
Very good, the scenes are still very grand.