What’s it like to be a scholar in a magic world that values martial prowess?
Thanks for asking. I’m on the battlefield, just finished casting a spell. I may be delicate and frail, but I can take on ten at a time.
This is the story of a collecting enthusiast who completes an encyclopedia of another world, sweeps through armies... No, wait, gathers knowledge and sets out to become the greatest scholar of all.
Mary Vail: Believe me, I really am just an academic.
Everyone: Put down the forbidden spell in your hand before you say that!
A few things to know before reading:
1. The heroine is a Mary Sue. Everyone loves her, and everyone has a one-sided crush on her. There is a male lead, it’s one-on-one throughout, and it has a happy ending.
2. The plot comes first. The romance picks up later.
3. A slow-burn coming-of-age story, with academy life, adventures, battles, and a tiny bit of political intrigue.
4. The characters aren’t any smarter than the author. (Shrugs.)
5. There are tons of original settings. The Western fantasy world is all made up on the fly, so don’t overthink it.
6. See my author page for more bonus chapters.
Currently updating: Rising on the Wind [Mecha]
In the interstellar federation of the future, personal mecha have long since left the stage of interstellar warfare and gradually evolved into vehicles for competition. Mecha dueling tournaments emerged, and countless gifted young people rushed to enter the arena.
A young woman named Fufeng, with only ordinary talent, makes her way from a remote star system to the federation’s central stage, one step at a time.
There, the greatest talents clash. It is a contest of strength after every effort has been exhausted, a stage for monsters, a battlefield where geniuses compete. And she insists on stepping into the gods’ arena in an ordinary human body.
She gives it everything she has, simply to prove the power of ordinary people.
Theme: Studying hard is the right path in life!
Well, how should I put it, I feel like the heroine is a good Mary Sue...
Why is the data for such a beautiful group portrait article not high [Pigeon]
Ah, in comparison, Fufeng is really much better. The beginning of this article is like a passionate story about the heroine's growth and counterattack. I went straight to the ending. It didn't include the main plot of becoming a scholar, but some trivial details and romantic relationships... The focus has completely shifted from the heroine personally. It feels a bit pity. The big world view has become an ordinary romance, which is anticlimactic. It would be very satisfying to see the heroine become famous and bless the world at the end. It would leave a name for future generations and everyone would be amazed. This is the essence of counterattack novels. The highlights of groundbreaking scholars, the final climax ending ushering in the prosperity of individuals and the world. The author has really made great progress. Although the world view is still the same, men are strong and women are weak, the number and quality of female characters have improved; the heroine's flesh and blood is rich, her personal line is complete and clear, and the focus is no longer shifted; the logic of the story is much more thorough and smooth, and it feels like it can be done in one step It's a slow and steady pace that leads to a perfect ending; the emotional line alone would be a bit greasy, but it's super delicious as a spice and a side story to accompany the plot, and the purchase of stocks does not reveal the male protagonist's unconfirmed approach. I feel that everyone's character, relationship, and future have more room for imagination, which is great~
"" Is a big bug for the author~ sound
Seeing now, it feels like the male protagonist has always just made promises and accomplished nothing. It all relies on the female protagonist to fight alone. This is to say that the female protagonist does not trust them. I think the distrust so far is obviously correct.
The straight ball just hangs!!
??? Are you so confident now? Where does his confidence come from? Little Mary? You're doing your best for the princeling even before they're together. It's obviously just a cooperative relationship, right? I don't understand the logic of this. Reading these two chapters really made me so angry and frustrated. Why? Why is the emotional line like this? Although the heroine's career line is obviously a bit unreasonable, it is still logical????
Unless the princelings have a plan for the current situation, they are really useless. Let the prince be besieged alone. If it weren't for little Mary, their house would have been stolen. Why are they so useless? The strength they showed before was all empty, right?
The relationship between the male and female protagonists is too awkward. The male protagonist is like a hindrance, making little Mary believe that he has accomplished nothing in the end. Little Mary only has a little affection for him at most, how can they get together? Failure to fulfill the promise is tantamount to betrayal. Little Mary has no objection to him, just like she has no objection to Kelomes. It does not all rely on little Mary's self (coldness) dedication (indifference).
How come the extra chapter is over after just one chapter?