The Magic Prodigy

In fact, the wonderful thing about this book is not the harem or the devotion, but the author's layout background and language skills. This book seems to be about magic, but it is actually science fiction. It has a grand background and a well-controlled pacing. Moreover, the author's language is compact and rarely watery. After reading this nearly one million words, I feel that the content is comparable to some 2.3 Million word books written by some ladies.

It is a really good book, and the concept is really exquisite. I read the first 250 chapters in a fog, and then started to reveal layers of truth. This chapter is really amazing. (Spoiler) You thought it was the science of soul-traveling and magic from another world, defeating the villainous Holy See's oppression of Middle-earth and the exploitation of dwarves and dwarfs, but you found out that the Holy See also has a hostile force of the Holy See, and it promotes a caste system. Geographical barriers are like natural barriers to block it all. I told you at first that the world is a slope, but then you find out that the world is still a planet. The north has high gravity, many knights, and the south has low gravity, many magic elements, and many mages. It is located in the Red Sea. Dao, okay, the world has become bigger, and then I discovered that the Holy See is actually one of my own, and I am actually a doctor. The spaceship landed here with another colleague Peter, and established a civilization, balabala. Peter disappeared and then chose to be reincarnated. The reason is that the spaceship was used by advanced civilization A to destroy the genetic pasture of civilization B, the rebellious magic network created by itself (you should treat it as an AI awakening), balabala, the planet is man-made by the magic network, and the entire southern hemisphere It is a Warcraft, let it evolve and devour it, lay a Magic Network base station in the universe to besiege and suppress Civilization A. The protagonist goes around and discovers that magic is used to fool the humans on this planet. Civilization A has given the earth technology to dumb the earth (mainly because the earth is locked in high dimensions, and the spaceship is the technology they gave to the earth, allowing them to be used as cannon fodder to pollute the genetic pasture of the Magic Network civilization). The way out is Middle Earth in the constant temperature zone of this planet that does not emphasize magic and chivalry, balab ala, determined to develop here, relying on thousands of years of development books to become the dystopian theme of cyberpunk divergence, and finally discovered that there is another civilization C, but this civilization is four-dimensional, and the universe has been in the process of dimensionality reduction. In order to continue, the four-dimensional civilization C projected DNA in the three-dimensional (the earth and the people on this planet are its descendants), and gave the protagonist a revelation that this planet is B's genetic pasture and is also a group of C's descendants. This is a story about fate and people, and it has no position on the macro level. It is a story forced by the evolution of the form. Although I can't put my finger on one end of the plot (many of them are not mentioned, it is indeed a huge concept), I feel that there could be more plots in the last few dozen pictures, and more may be more complete. If you can persist in reading it, you may think that this is a good book. The most valuable thing about this book is the concept. I personally think that the shock of this concept is worth the time I spent.

Call the police out of time. This book was written in 2016. It should still be readable a few years earlier. Looking at it now, it is very poisonous. For example, in the previous example, the protagonist made the "Thousand Forged Sword", and then the dwarves came to the protagonist and said that this would destroy the balance and trigger a war. So the protagonist stopped making the "Thousand Forged Sword" and sold the machine to the dwarves... The protagonist could tolerate not making the "Thousand Forged Sword", but he couldn't bear it after buying the machine This is equivalent to the United States and the Soviet Union developing atomic bombs, and then a bunch of small countries went to tell them that the atomic bomb would destroy the earth. Then they promised not to produce atomic bombs anymore, and sold the equipment to produce atomic bombs to those small countries.

After reading the whole book, those who didn't read it at all can get away with the drug test comments. This book is amazing. Please stick with it. It will be very distinctive and bright after two or three hundred chapters. No spoilers, it's really awesome.

After reading Chapter 33, write down your current impressions. Advantages: Delicate writing style and smooth narrative. Disadvantages: Very frequent and extremely old slap-in-the-face routine, the protagonist's behavior is divorced from reality; ambiguous; Summary: tasteless, tasteless, and a pity to discard. The author's writing style is concise and powerful, and he can describe a story vividly without procrastination. However, because the text is mixed with dense old routines, the plot is extremely dry and it feels like a waste of writing. Personal comment: Low-quality hay, if you really don't want to look at it, you can take a second look.

The setting is grand, the logic is basically complete and the ending is normal. It is a very good fantasy-to-sci-fi text. It can be seen that there is a very complete setting and framework structure from the beginning. I don't know why so many people criticize it. I feel that it is a difficult setting text to start with. The people attracted by the words are probably not the audience for this book The real problem of this book is that the understanding of politics is too superficial. For example, the logic of establishing an alliance with the dwarf is very childish. Also, the description of the personality transformation of the supporting characters is not rich enough, which makes the transformation blunt. For example, Kelly chooses the spirit of chivalry, which is too stiff.

I gave up the book when I saw the Magic Continent. The part about Lant Island was very well written. My favorite was the part about leaving by boat and waving to Kelly. The mood behind it just didn't exist anymore. I couldn't stand it anymore after I got to the Magic Continent.

I read this book when I was 17 years old, and it can be said to be one of my youth. Anyone who likes fantasy and science fiction, likes profound settings, cleverly designed power systems, and likes slow-burn literature and art can read it. However, the aesthetics of this book are different from Shuangwen. This book is more like a heroic epic or a fantasy drama series. If you are looking for a refreshing experience, this book may not be suitable for you. If the slowly unfolding settings in the first few chapters make you feel like you have discovered a treasure, this is highly recommended! But to be honest, the rhythm and narrative of many subsequent chapters will become weird, but there are also some plots that will be amazing! It's ups and downs. It is a pity that the war chapter and the ending chapter in the author's original outline were deleted and revised in order to finish the next book ahead of schedule. Therefore, the plot from the death in battle to the end is relatively rushed. Moreover, the next book is very interesting but the results are not good. In the end, he became a eunuch 😭 and the author also worked part-time to make a living. But fortunately, this book has a beginning and an end. It is a niche masterpiece. Post a post to commemorate my youth.

I loved this book back then, but the current reviews are a bit scary and quite malicious. If anyone can still find this book, give it a try. It's still very interesting.

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