The Black-Tech Mage

I quit after reading Chapter 45. It's pretty good. It's a pretty standard fantasy novel about different worlds. It's okay except for a lot of nonsense and a light novelization. But I've eaten a lot of good things recently, so I quit now.

To sum up, if the author doesn't write about women, it's like he's enlightened, and the writing is very good. When he writes about women, it's like degenerating, and it's very poisonous. But aside from women, the author's writing is quite good. Anyone who is interested can read it. It's very good.

I saw someone who seemed to be reborn The kid at my cousin's house feels like he's been reborn Let me tell you! My cousin's child feels like reborn My cousin is from Chongqing. She has been married for 7 years and has always wanted a child. The last two people have also had physical examinations and they are all fine, and they have also used local methods. All of them are of no use and I just can't get pregnant. I found an old Taoist priest behind me. The Taoist priest looked at it and said that he was destined to have a son. Just wait. Then last fall, I finally got pregnant, and my family was all happy. He is well cared for and taken care of. Two days ago, he had a color ultrasound and found that the child had abnormalities. Often, the mouth and nose are constantly moving. I did all kinds of tests but couldn't find the cause. I later found an old Chinese doctor. Doctor, the old Chinese doctor said that this child had something on his mind in his previous life, but his mouth was actually Keep talking. Later, I found a professional to watch the color Doppler ultrasound video, and while recording the mouth movements, I found out what the child was saying. "Update quickly, when will it be updated? Hurry up, hurry up."

It's pretty good to watch, but Elizabeth is a bit annoying, but it can be regarded as the driving force for the male protagonist to move forward. It's quite good-looking, and you'll get better at it if you keep reading. Especially the one about fighting savage orcs.

It's pretty good. It has the same feeling as when I first watched Super String Wizard. It's better in every aspect now. I was shocked when the author said he was going to poison me. But in the end, I still got the title of fief noble, and I didn't get married, so I feel relieved. According to the author, the later levels will be elementalized. I don't know if the protagonist will be elementalized. I hope not. Although elementalization is reasonable according to the setting, I will still be disappointed.

The previous ones are all good, but like those previous book reviews, the impression dropped a lot when I read The Grand Duke and Princess of the North.

How can I put it this way? I like many of the settings. I just started reading it, and I watched it slowly. I only saw Elizabeth's dinner party. I felt that the plot design of hiding Elizabeth in the previous part was too deliberate. I stopped two or three times in the middle of reading, but I was driven back by the book shortage. I couldn't help it. Many settings are really to my liking. Now I keep reading because I think the plot performance will be different in the future. There are more than a thousand chapters. If I really insist on catching up with the army, I won't have to worry about the book shortage for a long time.

It's quite good. Although it's a bit nonsensical, it's innocuous and it's still a book worth reading. If you really want to read a book for a long time, don't read too many reviews, except for those who make fun of it. Just watch what you think looks good, there is no need to listen to others.

I don't know if it's been too long since I watched Western Fantasy, and I miss it a bit. Really pretty The plots of the princess and human experimentation are a bit abrupt. I'm not against it, but it's very sudden and doesn't have much effect on the plot. Scientific and technological articles that don't include biological experiments are quite good.

It's really nice, but it's slow to warm up. It's relatively suppressed in the early stages, but after Chapter 150, the sky is high and the birds can fly. The combination of magic and technology made me jaw-dropping. The vastness of the world view made me dizzy. The protagonist's experience from a little person to a distinguished guest from various countries was also tortuous and exciting. There is no deliberate description by the author, but it feels like the protagonist is really alive. At this point, it can be called a masterpiece of a novel. And up to now, more than 1,000 chapters in, I still can't see the end of this novel. I'm still looking forward to the protagonist's next advancement. I'm still curious about how big this world is? Is there an outside world similar to the void? What is space like in the main world? Since there are humans, orcs, and sea people, are there other races? So go read it, explore it, and come with me to see the limits of this novel.