The Eerie Magician

I really like this protagonist. When the author said that the protagonist is the Virgin, I paid attention to it. Nowadays, there are very few novels about the Virgin. They are all dark, especially the moment when I save the girl at the beginning. It's so sweet [crying] I love it.

I have read four stories. The novel is roughly about the protagonist helping a stranger realize his lifetime wish. We call the protagonist Madonna because he does this completely voluntarily and never asks for anything in return. Of course, he is also willing to accept the superpowers offered by others. The hook is kept well, the story is well written, and the background introduction is also silky smooth.

I haven't read the latest yet but I couldn't help but comment. I feel like there are so few people reading this book. It's a very good book, the world view is novel, and the text is comfortable to read. Although there are many foreshadowings and pitfalls, you won't feel uncomfortable when reading it because you don't know anything. The plot arrangement is very reasonable. And I like the character of the protagonist very much. The magician's setting appears from time to time and is quite romantic. The background of the protagonist is also slowly revealed. At present, it seems that being hypnotized in the early stage may be considered a little poisonous. The protagonist has no way to resist and is deceived by the person who wants to help. But it can be considered a realistic way of writing, and the matter is resolved in one or two chapters. It's not to the point where I can't stand it anymore, so I suggest you all bear with it a little bit.

It's pretty good. The writing is good and the plot is good. The outlook is not bro-ish. But I don't really like the feeling of the world slowly unfolding. My impatient temper makes it uncomfortable. But just for me it's worth watching.

The writing is super good. First of all, there is no censorship or ambiguity. The descriptions of girls are also very friendly and not pornographic. The plot goes very smoothly. The character descriptions are not stupid. The game between the two major national organizations is written very smoothly. It is not a traditional show-off and slap in the face. The character descriptions are very anti-routine.

A very, very good-looking alternative ghost story, and the protagonist is also very charming. The author is very thoughtful and has many concepts hidden deeply. I hope I can slowly reveal the secrets of this world without cp! Come on, come on

It's fun, although a little scattered The protagonist is a bit too kind. He unconditionally trusts people in another world. I can't accept this logic and can't stand it anymore. But it should be related to the protagonist's mother. If you don't mind, you can read it. The writing is quite interesting and Niu Niu is very cute.

Looks good! ! I like the setting of the country using technology and various methods to balance rules so that people can live and work in peace and contentment. Each country and city has a corresponding set of rules. I also like the fact that you need to take a test to enter the city! The male protagonist is also principled, and all kinds of ghost stories are copied from old jokes. However, each ghost story is too simple, the characters in the copy are not portrayed enough, and the characters on the scene are hidden too deeply, which is a bit regretful... The author must hold on! ! More updates! ! ! Don't give up! ! [Cry][cry][cry]

The plot is very interesting and the setting is relatively novel in what I've seen, and the character of the protagonist is really good and very charming! [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss] That little tingling hehe (*^▽^*) This rule is very interesting because it is closer to reality. I was attracted after reading a few chapters [shy][shy][shy]

Pretty good-looking Judging from the latest plot, the protagonist is likely to go to the weird Peacock King But the protagonist already knows that going to this weird place will endanger the people around him. Does it fit the protagonist's character as a virgin if he goes there again?