
I Became the Greatest Archmage in the Middle Ages
我在中世纪当最强魔导师
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 381k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Why is it that in these kinds of stories, no matter how old the male protagonist was in his previous life, his mentality always turns into that of a little girl after he transforms into one? And your bodyguard's IQ is higher than the protagonist's—has this protagonist really lived in the modern world for 25 years? Also, doesn't your bodyguard seem to have trouble distinguishing between kings and queens?
The female lead has so much talent but keeps acting like a ninja turtle, which makes me so anxious. But for some reason, I want to watch more (I haven't found anything similar). It's like a kind of beauty that's been given a superhuman brain.
Sure enough, I think I'm still a normal person. I prefer protagonists who are more normal. One or two books with characters who waste decades of their lives are enough; reading too many feels like my intelligence is being rubbed into the ground. 😏
People who go to read this book must be starving! 🤔🤔🤔
I'll give it three stars and observe for now. So far, I've only seen the dragon-slaying selection part. It's a bit over the top. A 25-year-old office worker (if she were 18, it would be understandable) being this shy is a bit too much. Secondly, the selection process... Oh damn 😂, this is dragon-slaying selection, not wife selection!
The plot is too bland and simplistic, the storyline is ridiculously illogical, it's hard to believe the protagonist is already 25 years old, and it keeps throwing in lame jokes that ruin the viewing experience.
Overall, it's just average. The reason is that the personality change is too rapid and doesn't fit the character's established persona, and the follower is very presumptuous. Normal people would show fear and respect when encountering such a powerful mage, but this one is far too arrogant. I haven't watched the later parts, so I won't comment further.
It's a pretty good Japanese Western fantasy. The protagonist, like other characters in the genre, is a naturally naive little girl whose mental age gradually decreases and she becomes increasingly silly.
Very good, especially beautiful. How frustrating, to be someone else's servant.
The main character has become a minor character, someone else's henchman, which is very frustrating.