Leo's Mage Tower
里奥的法师塔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 239k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 费伦大法师Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Stories Featuring Mage Towers, Sky Cities, the Astral Plane, and Conquest of the Multiverse
I’m looking for books about legendary mages, battles across the multiverse, building sky cities, and challenging the Twilight of the Gods.
Looking for Epic Western Fantasy with a Vast Magical World and Lots of Races
How Many of You Have Written Novels That Nobody Reads?
Looking for Western Fantasy With Elves, Succubi, Battle Aura, and Magic
Pure Wizard Fiction
Looking for books like National Ace: I Just Want to Be a Pilot in Peace.
A Mage Protagonist Who Builds His Own Mage Tower and Develops His Power
Mage-focused Novels, Otherworld Settings Welcome! Tomato Authors, Please Recommend Some
Books about mages, magic, battle auras, and the like.
I Want a World Full of Magic and Fantasy, with Mages as the Main Characters
Medieval Era, Lords, War, Farming, and Conquest
Middle Ages + lord + war + farming
Mages, Mages, Mages! Are There Really No Pure Mage Stories Anymore?
No online games! No Systems! No brainless stuff! I want an academic mage! Not skill scrolls, System power-ups, or game classes! I mean an academic mage like the mage in "Death’s Diary" or "The Reincarnation Paradise"!!!
Male-Oriented Fantasy: Magic Schools, Undead or Necromancers, and All Kinds of Strange Creatures
Nobility in a Western historical setting.
Looking for Novels About Wizards, Knights, and Magic
It can have a System or not.
Any Proper Western Fantasy Novels?
I want proper Western fantasy. Stop setting stories in magical worlds and having them play out the Industrial Revolution. If you’re so capable, why not go play around in the Industrial Revolution instead?
Wizards, Mages, Wizard Towers, Mage Towers: Must Be Complete and Over One Million Words!
Looking for books similar to "A Mage’s Journey Leads to the Sea of Stars (Death’s Administrator)".
A Magic Prodigy Who Masters Every Element: No Hiding Her Strength, No Romance, Academy Setting
No more Harry Potter!!! Male-oriented stories, something like Versatile Mage would be great.
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to a World of Swords and Magic? Preferably as a Mage
I've run out of books to read lately.
Versatile Mage-Style Stories: Magic, Around 3 Million Words
Looking for Novels Featuring Ranged Combat with Bows and Firearms
Yes, the kind with ranged attacks.
Reader comments 12
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The author planned it carefully and the writing was okay, quite good. In the mage articles I read before, either there was no magic tower, or it was just written in two strokes, and there was no specific construction process. The author explains in detail in this article how to do it. He explains to us how to build a magic tower from another perspective, which is quite novel.
Agility should not correspond to reaction, but strength should correspond to speed. Human strength is provided by muscles, and isn't speed itself determined by muscles? Why is agility the key to speed here?
DND food and grass, the story has not yet unfolded, the writing is good
It's pretty good so far. Although the story hasn't unfolded yet, I can tell that the author's writing is smooth and makes people want to read on. Also, does the author have a map or something? I haven't played the game and I can't figure out the protagonist's location.
The author writes a fantasy novel in the style of Dungeons and Dragons, but few authors on Tomato have such writing style and writing style. It gives people a feeling that they can experience the experience with the protagonist with their consciousness. The battle scenes are described in very detail. The final thing is that I hope the author does not want eunuchs, which is the best.
A very realistic DND series of novels. The world setting has not been changed randomly. The plot is also very good. The only shortcoming is that it is unfinished, which is a pity.
I still want to read it and look forward to the author's continued writing.
I thought I was going to write a long story, but I didn't read it today.
Phelan's novels are too difficult to write, and no matter how you write, you feel like you can't transcend the storyline of the Baldur series itself.
It's well written, it's a pity.