🌺🌸Laughing all the time! The protagonist has his own "dueling taunting face". From professors to ghosts, everyone chases and fights him, and even the Sorting Hat jumps up to ask for a fight! There were frequent naughty moves, and I laughed out loud when Snape was forced to shout "Expelliarmus". [Laughing][laughing]
A genius with a law affinity of ninety-eight and a soul that carries a hundred weight, he is the orphan of a fallen nobleman. He has been moving goods at the dock for three years just to survive. Faced with the bait of marriage and wealth thrown by his enemies, he put down "I want to take it myself", clutched the old book left by his father, and embarked on the road of revenge amidst the hidden arrows.
Vampire aristocrats, without the intrigues within the family, how can the Immortals account for short-term gains and losses? In the long run, if the protagonist is strong, they will also be strong, not a nanny, have their own power, and are lawful and neutral. [Think]
Magic and witchcraft, 40K Warhammer universe, interstellar war, mecha warriors, orcs and elves, the apocalypse of death, mechanical flow, dark western fantasy + hardcore science fiction and many other elements, just meet your reading needs!
Self-recommended, new author, hope you can be tolerant! ! ! (◍•ᴗ•◍)✧ Dear readers who are short of books, please pay attention~ come and pick up this super touching western fantasy nautical novel! "Western Fantasy: Who would have dared to think, the beginning of the Touring Priest" ✨ Set sail today for a limited time! ————🚢—————— ʚ The protagonist is a resurrected demon king, but has lost his memory and has cognitive impairment. He recognizes the demon as a goddess? ɞ On the surface, it enhances strength, but in fact, it drives a ghost ship to pick up girls (crossed out) and save the world. ʚ The cute succubus🍗the domineering brave🧜♀️the girl of destiny🌺all the members are in high spirits! ɞThe devil saves the world? A hero and a demon team up? Another world has been ruined ฅ'ω'ฅ ——————🌊—————— (heartfelt) In short, it's a Western fantasy + sailing + love + imagination!
The book rarely deliberately exaggerates strong emotions. The characters mostly focus on material transactions and information exchanges. Emotional expressions are restrained and restrained, and no tear-jerking scenes are forced. If you like plain narratives, you can read this book.
The last two books are about nobles, but the first three books are also very good-looking. They are very good-looking, starting from the bottom and climbing up. ① The heroine first goes from a laundry worker to a magician. , Taking a goblin partner and a magical painting to adventure around and open new maps... ② From starting as a slave to studying in a magic academy, following the heroine's world to experience the magical world is very attractive... ③ The heroine keeps moving forward, improving her own strength, arming herself, the world is vast, in the magic world My favorite is The Story of Survival and Growth in the Magical World ④. The author's introduction is very poor. There are demons in the magical world (weird). The heroine can capture the demons and refine them to improve her own strength. She can also conquer them. The heroine keeps improving herself. There are all kinds of demons, traveling through different areas and seeing different scenery.
There are many long-term foreshadowings buried in the book. The true identity of the heroine is the last knight of the destroyed civilization Grammer. The transformer and mecha are sacred relics created by the ancient primitive embryo. The original gods of this world, the heart of God and other settings gradually reveal the complete world view along with the main plot.
A Western fantasy book that I started from the beginning and is still being serialized. It's more of a narrative epic, but has a grand world view. You can try it. It tells the story of the author's legendary experience of going back to before the game started, integrating the game with reality, leading the hawk to evolve into an angel, and finally become the supreme star.
[Western Fantasy➕Lord➕Beast Control➕Shura Field] [Code][Code] Highly recommend this novel as my favorite. The story is logically advanced, with constant reversals and three-dimensional characters. I guarantee you won't be able to stop after reading it.
The protagonist, who originally planned to leave the Novice Village to save the world, encounters fatal danger three times in a row. He sees that evil gods are rampant in human weakness, hides his strength, and secretly wears a mask to protect the three girls who are close to each other.
They are all Western fantasy, and then I will talk about becoming a god. There may be some spoilers later. Now here is a warning for everyone. First of all, I don't think any one is plagiarizing the other, because the setting of the red-haired man is really based on history and can be used by everyone. I only make some analysis of my feelings after watching it. After watching it, you can read which one you like. If you think I am wrong, you can refute me truthfully. The first book is mainly about the world of magic, where you open up wasteland and farm, and then change your destiny and become a god. Although it looks like a group portrait, and it talks about a group portrait, the heroine is still working hard in many places. She feels a bit like a lone wolf, but she will use everything that can be used, and kindness will never be used for herself. The main reason for causing trouble is that divination is like a kind of prophecy. You can take one step and see three steps, or you can see the danger first and then make countermeasures. There are many descriptions of gods, but they are just right. It happens that this god appears and leads us to understand it through the thoughts of the heroine, which makes literacy more interesting. The second book is also a Western fantasy book on the road to becoming a god. It relies on giving out eggs and preaching freedom. However, unlike the first book, it mainly talks about enhancing magical abilities in the Western Han Dynasty. Regarding the road to becoming a god, I don't know whether it is because the plot is too slow and the pace is a bit slow, or because there is not enough space to talk about it. Moreover, if it is said to be a group portrait, it is not like the protagonist sometimes works alone, but it is said to be a lone wolf. It's not so lone wolf. Sometimes it's just to tell the story of the supporting character, and then several pictures are describing the supporting character. Another point is that the world view of this book mainly revolves around the magical world and Western fantasy themes, rather than becoming a god, because there is too little description of the abilities of the gods, unlike the first book. Basically, soon the God's Blessed Ones will start to exert their strength, and then use their abilities to start fighting. Anyway, the two books have different tastes. You can choose for yourself. Next, I will start to make some detailed reviews and explain the plot. If you don't want to read, you can stop here. The first one was when I first read it, I thought it was a female author, because his villain is very interesting. He is not a charming man who conflicts with the protagonist for a man, but for power. He is vicious and has no morals in order to gain power, such as to gain power and consolidate For his own status, he killed the king's mistress, even the pregnant woman, very cruelly. In my opinion, he was doing it to prevent his own rights from being threatened. He could do anything, cruelly kill the pregnant woman, and kill the child in his belly while the pregnant woman was still alive. In that In terms of the times, I think it is a kind of oath. Don't try to challenge my status, don't try to give birth to my father's children, and affect my status. It's very interesting to kill the chicken and scare the monkeys. I'm not praising his approach, but this kind of thing is quite rare, and many articles titled "Love Women" are actually just Women are not chosen to be bad villains, but I think women can also be villains. Women can also have power and ambition. But when you see it later, you will find that something is not right. For example, when his uncle came out, his uncle also handed over the letter to an accomplice. I think he is an accomplice. The same thing is mixed together, no matter how innocent anyone is, but a lot of people think that he just handed over a letter and is the least serious person than Athena. I don't think so, and the person with the most serious crime should be the king. He hopes that his mistress will give birth to a legitimate heir and promises his future position. , But he never stopped the threat and real harm caused by his children to his mistress. He never cared about it. He only sent the criminal away when things happened too badly. I think this is very shameless. He enjoys all the benefits without caring about what others think. When others threaten your own interests, send him away, walk away, and then his reputation will not be damaged behind the scenes, and he can still get benefits. No matter who wins, he is the winner. Some readers are also sick and describe Athena as some arrogant young lady. This is not the case. Athena definitely does not want to be such a character. What Athena needs is power. What she needs is that everyone is afraid of him, but she must respect him and make everyone feel this way. Mainly because Athena's poisonous plan has been failing. , This will make everyone feel that he is a non-threatening person, because we are playing from a God's perspective, and failure is actually the essence of comedy, so we find him very interesting. Asina does not want herself to be like this. The deepest conflict between Asina and the protagonist is actually that when the protagonist came out, Asina thought that he was the orthodox heir who threatened his status. I think that in the later stage, Asina will most likely be whitewashed, because the author always emphasizes Asina's beauty to slow down Asina's viciousness. He only wants power, but I think there will be deeper conflicts in the later period. I think Athena will be like this mainly because God controls his thoughts, takes his emotions to extremes, and then fights against God with the heroine. Another possibility is He was killed by the female protagonist, but I felt that this line was not very stable. Later, I thought that the author was a man. This is mainly reflected in the following points. Winnie is a swordsman apprentice, a girl from a commoner family with a bad background, but he has great potential. When he needed help the most, the heroine, a person in need of labor, did not go to help him when he needed it most. Instead, his ambiguous businessman classmate helped him. In fact, it doesn't matter if we are friends at ordinary times, and I wouldn't say that. The problem is that his father When his mother did not agree with him to continue studying, he did not use the classmates who were in the ambiguous period as a shield, but the heroine helped to show off his strength and financial resources. I think this can completely recruit the classmates to his side, but he does not have the author or the female classmate. Just like that, I belong to the male classmate who is in the ambiguous period. The male classmate even looks at the heroine's eyes when eating, and directly attributes the classmate's belonging to the man, and the man to his own hand. This kind of thing makes me feel very strange. Also, when describing the teacher, he does not describe the teacher's power, either. It doesn't describe the teacher's knowledge, let alone the teacher's seriousness, but describes the teacher's plump figure. I use the word "beautiful woman" to describe the teacher. When a close teacher and friend got angry, I didn't write about his anger, but wrote that a few buttons on her chest were opened, which made me feel very nervous, and the heroine's hand was There are very few powerful female subordinates. Whether they are the elf red-haired knight or the weapon refiner, these three are all men and loyal. The only female subordinates that belong to the heroine are the commoner-like little knight, the maid The male is a bit normal. I feel that the author's thoughts are liberated, but not much. As soon as he writes about appearance, he starts to be caught up with male videos. It may be that the two of them are harmonious, because I think the author has been discontinuing updates. It is just a personal guess. It may be that the books he read in the past have been harmed too much. Although his thoughts are liberated, but not much. The second book has a typical Western background, and then went to the East in the later period. There are basically no degrading words about women. The male to female ratio of the team members is basically 50:50, but there are too many teammates, seven or eight. What makes me more uncomfortable is that first of all, several of his teammates seem to be controlled by their private parts. I have always fallen in love with the light magician in the team at first sight. This is a pair, and there is another one. Sometimes I like the captain, and sometimes I like someone else. I don't know what others are like, but personally, I don't want to watch romance when I watch this kind of fantasy. Even if it is a supporting role, I just want to see the heroine become stronger or have team friendship. Another thing is that this magic academy is not It is said that nobles have a monopoly or encourage civilians to enroll, but they need invitation letters and recommendations from third-level magicians or knights or above. The heroine worked very hard at that time and went through so many tests to get in. The nobles must have a way to enter directly, but I still can't figure out how the commoners in the team got in. I'm not saying that commoners must not be able to enter. But this invitation letter generally has an average value. For example, when measured by price, it cannot go too far beyond that boundary line. The heroine has encountered so many things and experienced so much in the mountains before she got the invitation letter and recommended the qualification for admission. It can be seen that the nobles want to master these things. They just hold the magician's quota in their hands without asking, and go to the mountains to find things. Nishiya mainly wanted to appease the anger of the nobles. It is probably the same for other people who want to get this qualification. They either use money to bribe the nobles to give him face, and then go to the magician, or they directly get the test from the magician. For the knights in their team, I remember that the family setting is that the grandma is making lace, and then using it for household purposes. So in this setting, he is very poor, and his strength is not at the level of the heroine. How did she enter the school? She is still considered one of the stronger ones. There are other civilian classmates. How did they get into school? One or two is considered lucky, five or six is a bit exaggerated, and there is also the red-haired classmate. I know that Shu saw that his sister had this ability later, and helped him get an admission spot, but he himself cannot live openly and openly in the daytime, and may be captured and used as a slave. So why aren't other redheads afraid? He is not as strong as the red-haired man in another book. Let's talk about emotional intelligence. In fact, his emotional intelligence is not low, nor is it high. It is difficult for him to live alone. It was easy to get caught, but I didn't see it at all. There was also the test after entering school. I went to catch Warcraft in the mountains. It turned out that the human race and Warcraft reached an agreement and sent them there for sacrifice. This is also very strange, because it is impossible for nobles to let their only seedlings be sacrificed, especially when there are people like the female main team. If you want to sacrifice the sole offspring of a powerful noble like you, you should normally buy slaves and send them in. If you don't send them in, you will let the students take the slaves to practice, and then learn to live, but the slaves will not survive. This possibility is higher. Even if Warcraft needs humans with higher magic power, that will never happen. Maybe let the children of the nobles go in, at most the children of the down-and-out nobles plus some civilian children with powerful magic, and the princess wants to fight to her heart's content. By this time, the heroine seems to have lost her mind and stopped acting. She just gave it a try. The martial arts and demons are directly exposed, so there is no need to worry about what will happen later. No, the people from the church came to arrest him. In my opinion, the heroine's character was a little bit OOC when she was smart, strong, and powerful. Normally, she won't gain anything by winning, so she should surrender, and then make it clear to the princess later. The princess is not an unreasonable person, and she secretly fights. It's okay to show your strength, and it's okay to make friends. It's weird. Also, when I went to the East later, I realized that the heroine had learned English in her previous life? You will be able to speak English and communicate normally after landing in time travel, because if you don't speak it often, it is useless to learn it. It is still not fluent, stumbling, and there are grammatical errors. It may also be because the heroine was a child at that time, and it was okay to make mistakes, and then she gradually got better. What happened to that Orion? He chased to the East for the one he loved. How did you survive? I can still communicate with some people, and eating is not a problem? The heroine's teammates have problems, which is weird. It may also be because he is a hunter. He can hunt by himself and hide here and there without having to communicate with others. Anyway, everyone can choose which one they like to read.
The first one I wrote by myself, to increase the exposure, get a car, a Western fantasy novel, it is systematic but it only looks at the blood volume, level, and negative status. It is more like an eye of investigation. The ridiculous thing is that it is a skill that can be bought with money. The protagonist has a very suitable for training. The space that raises the undead and the undead magic travel to another world. Normally, it is picking up corpses on the battlefield and developing power in a snowballing way. Now the plot has advanced to building a territory, resolving neighbor relations, completing the attack on underground ruins, and completing the daily routine of slaying dragons in another world. The others are all good Western fantasy novels, each with its own characteristics.