
A Mage’s Journey, Beginning as a Battle Mage
从战斗法师开始的法师之旅
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- Ongoing
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
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- 13h ago
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- Fanqie
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Love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. Knowledge is power. There are so many professions to choose from. In fact, there are only two kinds, the barbarian who can't cast spells and the noble Master [laugh] [laugh] [laugh]. What, you believe in God? I'm sorry that those who believe in God have no human rights [laugh] [laugh] [laugh]
This is the online game with the most realistic prices I have ever seen. It is a mysterious game that is played all over the world. Of course, the initial price should be unbelievably expensive. Some online games have protagonists with explosive early stage costumes that can only sell for hundreds of thousands, which makes people speechless.
Very good! Finally, there is a novel in which the main character is not a fat cat with a shrimp head and a licking dog. Finally, there is a story with smooth logic, and the protagonist is no longer a loser. Just a little less. Quick update!
It's wonderful. One of my favorite things about the protagonist is that he doesn't have ink. There is no ambiguity in the whole process, no nanny, no dog licking. Everyone is the same in the eyes of Master Mage! (I love it so much) I'm sure JPG. Great book, write it quickly! Come on, come on, come on [laugh and cry][laugh and cry][laugh and cry] Attention! Notice! Later on, there started to be ambiguous scenes, so I withdrew them first.
It's okay. After reading 67 chapters, the novel's current score is above the passing mark, which is much better than many high-scoring novels that sell feelings [Like] I saw that it was seriously flooded after more than 300 chapters. In fact, I felt that it started to flood after more than 100 chapters. If you want to read it, you can exit after about 100 chapters.
I feel that this is a very good mage novel. Personally, I like the mental state of the mage in it. There is a beautiful feeling that no one can disturb the pursuit of "truth". There is no inexplicable difficulty and finding faults makes me very comfortable reading it. Also, the description of spells is quite logical. It feels like a breath of fresh air in the game invasion genre. It's a bit cool, but not brainless [Like] Let's talk about the problem. In the early stage, the male protagonist liked to do things on the forum, but later he just dived. I felt it was a pity [rolls eyes]. However, this is probably not the problem of the book but my problem, so I still want to give it 5 stars. After all, there are not many clear streams like this in the Red Rock Mountain. [Laugh]
Except for the fact that there are a lot of bad jokes at the front and it looks very watery, more than 30 pictures are normal. To be honest, it's okay. It's finally not the same routine of knights turning into wizards. The details of the guns used by the low-priced mages are very reasonable.
I hope you can stick with it, the later part is very exciting. The author probably didn't grasp the water level well at the beginning, but if he kept it too much at the end [laughing evilly] he would naturally be able to hold back the water. [Laughing evilly] Because it's all dry, it's good stuff [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]
I have read about 50 chapters and it is really good. The quantity is large and there is nothing poisonous about it. I feel like there are a lot of good plots to write in the future. There is a reason for this low score. After all, a certain book was rated [laughs] There is a lack of descriptions of mage training and spells. I have read 90 chapters, and not even a few spells have appeared. There's no need to watch if this continues
Not bad, the main character's outlook is very to my liking There are too many anecdotes in the back, and they go off topic, and the real world has almost no role. Everyone knows what they want to read after reading the introduction. After one hundred chapters, it will almost be a pure alien world novel.