
Magical Science? Don't Write in My Eyes!
魔法科学?别在我眼里写字!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 589k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 6
Western Fantasy! Western Fantasy~western Fantasy! the Heroine Is Super Awesome!
I want to read a book like "After becoming a vampire cub, she was forced to carry a knife and go into battle". It doesn't matter if you have CP or not! Thank you everyone❤ (ɔˆз(ˆ⌣ˆc)
Otherworld Magic Fighting Elf Dwarf Orc Dragon Goblin
The Army of AI Writers Is Attacking, Will Ordinary Writers Still Have a Way to Survive?
Recently, a large number of AI writers have poured in. The authenticity of these AI articles is difficult to distinguish, and the quality is uneven. Ordinary writers are constantly being divided up in the remaining traffic in this torrent. What should we do?
Western Fantasy, Brave, Dragon, Adventure Team, Adventurer Guild, Tavern
Western fantasy, brave, dragon, adventure team, adventurer guild, tavern, no female protagonist or no male protagonist, single female protagonist is accepted, multiple female protagonists are rejected
Western Fantasy Single Heroine, Hurry Up, I Can't Wait.
I want to read books like "Becoming a Slave: Bought by a Rich Loli". Recently, I like to watch some Western fantasy. If you get tired of watching movies without a female protagonist, you can choose one with a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists.
Is There Any Western Fantasy Adventure Novel, Definitely Not the Lord Farming Type?
It's a bit similar to the feeling of working in Stormwind City






















This western fantasy group portrait time travel novel has a very novel world view setting, breaking the old routine of conventional time travelers traveling alone into different worlds, and constructing a fantasy world where time travelers have long been normalized and even have public clubs. The imagination is unique and eye-catching. The story combines magic and modern scientific logic, with a group of multi-nationality travelers, and the characters are rich in layers. The amnesiac protagonist Dreyer enters the game as an undercover agent, starting the plot line of the federal executive with suspense. The foreshadowing is cleverly buried, and the sense of suspense runs through the opening chapter. The rhythm of the story is slow and moderate, the world view is carefully laid out, the group portrait narrative allows each supporting character to have memory points, and the setting of the collision of magic and technology is full of fun. The overall writing style has a strong sense of atmosphere, and the foreshadowing is intriguing. It is suitable for readers who like Western fantasy, group portraits, and undercover suspense themes. There is ample room for expansion in the subsequent plot, making it a new fantasy work full of potential.