The Long Journey of a Water Elemental Magician

I have read the first seven chapters so far. The descriptions of various strange magical phenomena in the book are very interesting. There are many interesting magic props that are unique to the magical world. This is very attractive to me. In addition, the worldview of the elemental world is quite complete, and it can be seen that it has quite rigorous history and geography. At present, it also involves the relationships between various noble families and empires. For elemental mages, the rarity and status of elemental knights in society are also described quite clearly. Overall, the world view is very complete, which I like very much. Finally, the heroine of this article was born into a noble family and came to the magic academy with her younger brother. The younger brother commented that the older sister was violent and fierce; the older sister commented that the younger brother was stupid and gluttonous. The siblings don't deal with each other, but this is also a symbol of their close relationship. The interactions and various slapstick between the siblings are very entertaining. In short, what attracts me most about this novel is the complete world view and rich characters. Of course, there are also a variety of very interesting and vivid descriptions of magic phenomena and magic props. It looks very good so far! I've read Chapter 150 so far, and it's so good! The world view is very large, and the magical wonders and natural wonders are really grand and shocking! However, in fact, there are not many descriptions of scenery in the book, but more of plot. The pace of this book is relatively slow, and overall it is more daily. The protagonist basically has no fighting ability and is more research-oriented. It's studying magic and memorizing hundreds of arcane models; it's countless trials and errors, exploring potion formulas; it's witnessing the darkness of society's weak misery and injustice when on a mission; it's the original intention to uphold justice and truth when acting as a prosecutor. Time passes very slowly, I don't know how many chapters, Salia is slowly growing up (after all, she was just a 10-year-old child at the beginning, and she needs a lot of growth in her heart). Time flies again, and several years have passed with just one sentence. Some people leave, some people grow old, and time just flows. In addition, although Salia has basically no fighting ability, she has not encountered any fatal danger. She is surrounded by little nymphs, senior sister Vayne, teacher Lilian, and many senior brothers and sisters. Moreover, Salia, as an apprentice who loves studying magic and is Lillian's student, has a very high status, so there are many interesting points in the article. All in all, those who like slow cooking are in luck, you must come and see it!

After reading a few chapters, I feel that Senior Vayne is more suitable to be the protagonist.

Haokan author, please give me more support