The Age of Spellcraft: Global Catastrophe

It's really good to watch. You can see the protagonist's character growth from being frightened and uneasy when he first enters the strange world to gradually making rapid progress and being fearless. He's not a novelist, but he's also invincible. It's good to watch. At present, I have caught up with the latest chapter and have read more than two hundred chapters. I would like to talk about my feelings about this book. In my personal opinion, it is very procrastinating. The next seventy or eighty chapters are all about water. The water country promotes cultivation and international reform. However, both the introduction and the title of this book give people a feeling that the protagonist is powerful and uses the protagonist as the main force to turn the tide. However, the protagonist is not strong so far, and there are very few plots about cultivation and becoming stronger. Instead, it depicts the "face to face" in a rich and colorful way. "The Extraordinary Era is Coming to Global Change", there are basically seventy or eighty chapters on this, one chapter is just over 2,000 words, and I estimate that there will be many, many more chapters that will continue to depict this part of the plot. So how long will it take for the protagonist to become stronger and turn the tide? Is this an article that focuses on the protagonist and the world from the protagonist's perspective, or is it an article that focuses on the protagonist as a key figure, and all aspects of the advent of the extraordinary era? ? ?

The author's idea is quite good. It's equivalent to a detailed mortal perspective on the terrifying road to immortality. If that one is a cool article under the same system, then this one is similar to a mortal's journey to immortality. You need to be patient and read it.

The setting of observing the precepts is simply wonderful. With the help of three or two precepts, it is enough to profile a person's characteristics without resorting to various means to describe them. There may be characters whose personalities and actions are not consistent with the commandments, but in the end the commandments will definitely become the character's natural characteristics, because they cannot be violated. Experts at a certain level will gradually become one with the commandments. Others who cannot keep the commandments will sooner or later become background experience monsters. So far, this book has committed a major taboo in writing, that is, the style is not unified, multi-threaded, writing about other worlds, writing about the main world, and in recent days, there have been signs of writing group portraits. The two-world writing needs to be based on one of them. In it, you also describe in great detail the characters of some non-protagonists and non-supporting characters, and play group portraits. If you continue to write like this, I guarantee that you will collapse

It feels good, the logic is smooth, the struggle of the little people, the carelessness of the big people, the intrigues between people [Thinking] The only thing that doesn't feel good is that the character is too cowardly in the early stage. Once scared, twice scared, three times scared, four times flat. It might be better to change it

The reason why I give it five stars is because I am afraid that some book friends will miss this book because it is a little off-topic. I have always read it to the latest chapter of the serialization, and it has not been linked to the country in any big way. Even because of the cruelty and terror in the other world, there was a slight complaint about the country's practices anyway. But actually, putting that aside and pretending it didn't exist, the book is pretty good. I can't say exactly where it is? Maybe it's the author's good storytelling ability, or maybe it's the precepts in his setting, which is equivalent to a hook, making me worry about whether something will go wrong, right? So I won't say what's good about this book. I'll just say that I, a bookworm of decades, may have merits if I can keep reading.

The writing is quite good, and there are no ladybugs or dirty jokes. The protagonist is an ordinary person with some kindness, but it has little to do with the title of the novel. If you see the title of the novel, you can read a few chapters first and wait and see. Among them, the Buddha Mother chapter is quite good.

The training system was officially launched after more than fifty chapters, and the plot gradually got better. The previous ones should all be for foreshadowing, dangers in other worlds and crises brought about by the protagonist in reality. Looking forward to the follow-up

The subject matter is very novel, and the protagonist also has a reasonable golden finger. I am very curious about how to explain why the protagonist can travel through time. The writing is average to above average. I hope the rating can be higher and there will be more from the author. It's a very good subject matter. At first I thought it would be like Li Huowang, who can't distinguish between reality and another world. But later I found out that it was not the case. The subject matter is very novel, but the more I write, the less and less the role of the protagonist is. When writing supporting characters, I want to highlight the importance and charm of the supporting characters or promote changes in the plot. It is understandable, but there is really no need to write for so long. It is almost 20 chapters. Moreover, I feel that the protagonist's combat power is very low. I finally became stronger, but the combat power is suppressed.

Although there are still few articles, the score is too low, right? Being so picky as I am, I think it deserves an 8 rating! There are some poisonous points in the early stage, but the impact is not big. In the later stage, it gradually gets better and becomes more and more attractive. See you later!

He took a subtler, more provocative approach. He crafted a post titled: "A message to seekers around the world: The shackles of mortal things have been loosened, and the extraordinary path is right in front of you!" ——Dian!