Mushoku: Starting a Magic Revolution in Another World

It's okay. I originally wanted to give up when I saw that none of the three primary colors were developed, but it turned out to be surprisingly okay. But, but, I still really hope to develop Luo Qixi! And then, if you don't accept female characters, please don't describe too much about her giving candy to Rudy or something like that. I personally don't like this kind of thing. If you can maintain this balance, then I think both those who want to accept the three primary colors and those who don't want to accept the three primary colors should be able to read it. I wish you success, otherwise you will lose half of your readers😂 Also, let Ai Xia escape from her original family!! Take the protagonist with me and train him well!! If I can't do this, I will just 7⭐😫

If you have any non-professional fans, please support me. It seems that the author has some knowledge of the original work, and he is not the type to start writing after watching the anime. It might be easier for a jobless fan to trick the protagonist than in other works. After all, most people have to surpass the knowledge and talents of the original protagonist Rudy in his previous life. Readers can take it for granted that the protagonist can naturally master the special abilities of casting spells without chanting and increasing the upper limit of magic power. However, I still hope that the author will carefully consider esoteric knowledge such as nuclear explosions and even quantum mechanics. In reality, this kind of knowledge will take decades of effort before only a few people can master it and gain their own understanding. There is nothing that can be easily used by knowing simple principles. If it is designed like this, it will not make the protagonist of the work appear more powerful, it will only greatly dwarf the indigenous characters in the work, because these are obviously talented people from all walks of life in the plot but cannot do such "simple" things. If it were a pure Long Aotian novel that made the protagonist easily invincible, it would be better to "ding" it from the beginning and let something like the system help, and save the need to think about the character's growth plot using real knowledge and current world resources.

Very well written. I am currently reading chapter 31. In the future, the protagonist will start a magic revolution, and strong people will have titles. I think we can give the protagonist a title (Magic King/Solomon).

This book is okay. From such a young age, I learned how to compress magic power from Master Shadow. In the end, can the protagonist explode with a nuclear bomb-level magic burst?

He knew he wanted to be in the eyes of the gods, so he said he was not good at it before practicing swordsmanship, and kept thinking about being lazy.

The protagonist's ability to become a pseudo-power is mainly due to maximizing the increase in magic power before the age of 10, so that the magic power is basically close to the magic power of the original protagonist Rudy. Secondly, in the water god, he understands the secret of the water god flow through magic power and scientific principles, similar to the hunter's circle and the haki of knowledge. Perception ability, and the latest chapters are beginning to use the electric shock training method of Bruce Lee or Raikage to improve one's physical strength and speed penetration. These skills combined feel that it is possible to become a low-level power similar to the level of Sword God, but it is difficult to go up by relying on these skills.

The content is substantial. The author combined the original work and wrote it with his own understanding.

At least there's no harem, and the protagonist doesn't randomly change Rudy's original plot. The changes are pretty good, and it's nice to watch. Come on, author.

The writing is very good. I wonder if the heroine has seven stars?

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