Transmigrated to the Middle Ages to Become a Mage

After reading the latest chapter, this book is a medieval western fantasy setting. The main plot is to travel all the way to find the mystery of magic. Personally, I feel that the most attractive thing is the setting of magic. It is not the traditional method of absorbing elemental power to release magic, but a relatively new one of communicating with the elemental consciousness and then driving or requesting them to use magic. This is refreshing. However, it may be due to the female author. Although there is talk about weak time traveler writing at the beginning, the character of the male protagonist is still too soft. In various incidents and conflicts, it is shown that as long as the behavior is not life-threatening, it can be forgiven after an apology. He also follows some aristocratic rules too much, and there is almost no sense of detachment as a magician. One of the strangest rules is "Summoning a Magician", which means that when a noble questions whether you are a magician, you have to prove it, but every time this question is written, it is like a provocation or even an insult and attack. Once the male protagonist knows this rule, he accepts it without hesitation. In addition, the pursuit of magic is also written very casually. The learning process written before starting the journey is very interesting. On the contrary, after entering the journey, it mainly writes about various events and twists and turns, and writes much less about how to improve magic and learn magic.

While breaking away from the Western fantasy stereotype of magic and fighting spirit, it boldly created a calling system full of potential. For someone who is new to A Song of Ice and Fire and who has read a lot of Western mythology, this book very much satisfies my worldview fantasy in medieval epics. Looking forward to the follow-up plot.

It's a very logical novel. Although the story quoted is still limited to preschool, the popular plots such as "The End of Ten Days" that are praised as "brilliant" are all of this level - this is not a shortcoming. A refreshing feeling, although it may be too ideal, it would be perfect if there are more companions around the protagonist who can be close to each other.

It feels like it's almost over, and suddenly I feel a lot of sighs. The story feels very ancient. A boy in another world goes on a fantasy adventure, meets a beauty along the way, and finally wins a magnificent battle and is rewarded by the king, but there is also a certain regret. The final outcome is to become a famous magician in history. There are no bizarre modern craftsmanship or ideas that are not in line with the times, but just adventures and the calm enjoyment of it all. Everything seems excellent and average, but average seems different.

I quite like this book. It has a very travel flavor. Although there are some problems in the connection of the plot, the part about magic is still very interesting. In addition, I particularly hope to change the title and title of the book so that people who see it will probably not want to click on it. If I look at it now, I would change it to something like "My Dialogue with Mysteries While Traveling" (personal opinion)

I don't understand why the rating is so low. I read it in two days and went to the updated Acting Baron. The overall rating is very good. Among the many magic novels, the author uses communication to release magic through mysterious settings. It is very new and has an imaginary background story. Some readers may have given up after reading the first few pictures. My assessment is that you have missed the birth of a high-quality work with at least a 9.5 Rating. The author himself said that this is his first time writing a novel. From the first few pictures, I can really see that the author's writing skills are on the rise. Come on, the author is great. As long as it is not unfinished, it will be a masterpiece.

It's a wonderful perspective. It's different from traditional magic. It's just that the final part of the battle of wits needs to be well designed. The character of the protagonist should be clearly defined. He can be rational and impulsive at one time, and the conflict before the emotional explosion can be well shaped. After reading it, the difference in the description of the world line finally made this novel fall into the inferior category, alas. The same goes for Belenka. It can be seen that the author likes this character very much. It has more scenes and characterizations than Maria, Lucy and Kira, but the author is very talented. He does not give a perfect ending. Either Belenka or the other three people have to be abandoned, which is incomprehensible. Moreover, Belenka is unacceptable and very abrupt. There is no foreshadowing in the previous article. The most annoying thing is that the author chose a different world line approach. The advantage is that it ends easily and ends the suspense. The downside is that it changed from a Western fantasy romance to an ordinary cliched novel. Only the last few dozen chapters of this book are ugly, but since it's the end, I can't help it, so I think it's still unfinished.

Enough fantasy, enough fantasy, not so much upgrades to fight monsters, this is a real fantasy story, not a boring story that divides a lot of levels and stomps infinitely like a wild boar chopping down a tree. This is the purest fantasy novel I have ever read in Tomato. Magic, religion, and magical animals all make up this story. For real magic, even knowledge is also a tool. Magic in the fantasy world should be like science, which can be used to understand the world and solve practical problems.

It has a sense of tranquility and peace. After reading Guan's cool and awesome writing, I came back to watch this kind of light novel style. It's classic and bland yet boring.

So far, it looks like a very good fantasy novel. It doesn't have bloody romance or Western food selling Chinese food.