Mann's Whereabouts
曼尔行迹
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Otherworld Magic Fighting Elf Dwarf Orc Dragon Goblin
Looking for Real Mage, Arcanist Type Novels
I want to read a book similar to "Superstring Wizard". The real mages and arcane masters are not the kind of novels that add points to online games and force the skills into the system. They are the kind of novels that rely on one's own study and the accumulation of knowledge to seek the essence of the world.
Are There Any Western Fantasy Novels Where the Magical World Is Huge and There Are Many Races?
Western Magic Continent
I want to read a book similar to "The Demonic Warriors from Another World". For example, there is also a book like Tiancan Tudou's World of Warcraft and Juggernaut: Another World. I have forgotten that the protagonist is a monk who knows Shaolin's unique skills. After reading these two other magical continent-type novels, I feel that they are not to my liking. There is magic
There Are No Good Otherworld Adventure Books Anymore, Let Me Argue If You Are Not Convinced.
Looking for Novels About Western Fantasy Aristocrats and Magic Knight Fighting Spirit?
Are There Any Stories Where the Main Character Is a Wizard Apprentice and Slowly Grows into a Powerful Wizard?
It's best to be the one who can control various elements, is a little proud, but has a super sense of justice!
Western Fantasy, Aristocrats, Talented in Magic, Are There Any Who Go to Magic Academy?
Is There Anything About Being Reincarnated into a Magical World?
Then the background of that world can only be upgraded through combat, and the protagonist is upgraded through production methods. I want to read it.
Please Tell Me If There Is Any Article About the Western Fantasy Magician (˵¯͒¯͒˵)
Want to watch something similar to "The Magicians, What's wrong with liking Versailles?" Book.
Ah Ah Ah, Do Your Family Members Have Any Western Books? Woo Hoo Hoo
My Dear Friends, There Is No Novel That Doesn't Have a Good Western Fantasy Setting.
I want to read a book like "A Western Fantasy World Full of Routines".
The character descriptions are quite rich, and the update frequency is one chapter per day (equivalent to the normal three and a half chapters). It is more reasonable for the protagonist to use modern knowledge to help Thomas, and it does not feel like fiddling. There are also small flaws. However, if I only read these chapters on Tomato, it is still a book with a score of about 9 points, but the turning point appears in the fourth chapter. There is a big poisonous point. I can understand the protagonist becoming a father to a native from another world, and bearing the name of a deceased person. After all, it has two aspects: an emotional anchor and a survival function. But why does the protagonist have to cut off his identity from the earth for more than 20 years when he adopts a native as his father? Parents, teachers, and friends don't care about anything anymore? Why can't both exist at the same time? As a reader, I only saw the protagonist forgetting his roots [smile] So I can only give this book two stars.
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