Extradimensional Warlock

For many people, including me, they are often daunted by a novel with a word count of 6.64 Million words. The first impression that comes to their mind is that the author has too many words. But now, based on my three years of reading experience and 55,900 fan points, I can assure readers who like this genre that this book is worthy of the 459 book odd numbers, worthy of my full subscription, and worthy of the small rewards that I occasionally work part-time as a junior in college. The following is my understanding of this book, which may contain spoilers. I will try to explain clearly what is written in this book. If there are elements that interest you, you can give it a try. "Super Dimensional Warlock" can be said to be Angel's biography. Unlike mainstream novels that use a hierarchy to write the entire story, this book is biased toward plot flow. But like you, before Chapter 1500, I was tired of wondering when the protagonist would become an official wizard, but what kept me going was that from the beginning I fell in love with the wizarding world created by the author. It is only now that I understand that the reason why I continue to follow the novel is not the plot, but the world that the author tells straightforwardly and eloquently. As the story develops, the level settings of apprentice, wizard, true knowledge, legend, and miracle gradually become clear, but they are more like the background of this world. After Chapter 1500, my focus gradually shifted from the development of Angel's strength to the discussion of the world. The timeline in the article for Angel, who is half-knowledge, is about ten years after he entered the wizarding world. He was such a genius that his life was filled with historical moments. With the Nightmare Soul body, he has a connection with Sanders, the top combat power in the Southern Region. With the special identity of the Nightmare Realm, he has gained a lot of extra resources and experience. As a half-step mysterious alchemist, he has made the wizards regard him as an apprentice. So much so that when he participated as an apprentice in an abyss event that could change the power of the Southern Territory, everyone's surprise also meant that he seemed to have become a node of fate, but who was guiding whom? Mysterious things, this is one of the main threads throughout the book. It connects characters of all levels with illogical and common sense settings. But the most exciting thing is not their past and present lives, but the ups and downs of the characters in this world. In the early stages of this book, we can see the scenes of Angel's vivid friends, but as Angel grows up, various wizards appear on the stage. These long-famous characters quickly bring Angel into the adult world. So, what we see is that only Sanders and Toby are always with Angel. Although Angel is the favorite of all the major forces, he is also a lonely pathfinder. Ten years is too short for a wizard, but Angel's life happened to be at the point where the incident happened. The past and present life of the enlightenment teacher Jon and the Nightmare Realm, the historical reasons for the isolation of the Southern Territory, the mysterious thing with the power of destiny, the forces of the Southern Territory that attract the attention of the legend, the planning of the other main line Painter Feng, and the strange energy of the road to true knowledge. The genius Angel is always unaware that his every move can leave traces in history. But until now, the reason why we still can't blame Angel is that he is just like a pawn of fate, not like the person who created history. Perhaps the meaning of super dimension is the day when Angel truly becomes a chess piece. The Southern Territory, seemingly isolated, has never disappeared from the sight of the wizarding world. From the records of the alchemist Crowley, it can be seen that the Southern Territory, which has a high frequency of legends, actually hides lesser-known secrets, and it is difficult for us to tell clearly whether the turning point occurred around the birth of Angel or after entering the wizarding world. Is he the source of everything, or a passer-by of everything? Written here, if you are interested, go and try it yourself. I also have my own understanding of the "water problem" that everyone is concerned about. The structure of plot novels cannot be simply based on preferences. What's more, the tone of the book at the beginning is not like telling a story. It is more about writing about the world. The author tells the readers the wizarding world in their eyes through the portrayal of each character. For example, the recent Tidal World plot, I really don't like it, but the characters of those monarchs are very attractive, which is also the information penetrated by this plot. Little by little, old pits are filled, and new pits are buried. When you encounter a plot that you don't like, you can still read it with interest; it is only 4,000 words but rich in information, leaving you with more to read. If you read this chapter of mine, you can see that I am not endlessly praising this book, but I am just not covering up its flaws. To sum up, I personally think this book is not good enough, but if you are interested in the wizarding world, it is worth reading. He is not only telling the story of Angel, but also writing a fantasy world of flesh and blood.

This book uses Angel as a tour guide to understand the world created by the author. It is suitable for casual reading, but it is definitely not suitable for readers who want to watch pretending to be pigs and eating tigers, or pretending to be slapped in the face. You must slow down when reading this book. If I follow it and finish reading it in my lifetime, I will definitely be able to summon the dragon!

To be honest. . . . I didn't think the author was dragging me down at first. The detailed summary of the protagonist's promotion to Witchcraft 1 was very appropriate. It seemed like there were many chapters, but in fact they were all very meaningful. However, since entering the Mirror Realm, things started to get weird. The first and most important thing is that I wanted to explore various dungeons of the Dream Crystal. Why is the main character so lenient? I could have written one in detail. The two copies are almost there, and I have been following up. The mirror world is more abstract, and all kinds of trivial details can be touched upon. Basically, the main plot has not been touched at all since exploring the maze garden. It's too outrageous, okay? . . Thousands of chapters, no tea party, no tea party, no germs. . . It's really terrible. You can't stand it at all. I really recommend that future readers wait until when the main plot begins. You can read the beginning of each chapter in Mirror World. If there is a main plot, read it. If there is no main plot, don't read it. Just skip it. Of course, you can enjoy the story from a different angle. I'm not saying it's not well written. It's simply completely unnecessary. It's just like you prepare a mansion for the barbecue and then frantically add furniture to the mansion.

What a terrible book, I couldn't stand it, 😰. I wanted to write a protagonist who was pressed for time and had to save his teacher, but in the end he didn't care about practicing. I didn't rush after taking the guidance method. I practiced slowly when I got to the academy. The whole subplot of alchemy is a waste of time and I don't pay much attention to practicing. Why did the author create this character? In addition, the character of the protagonist's mentor is also very inconsistent. He treats the protagonist well but doesn't care if others want to kill the protagonist. This is simply ridiculous. The protagonist's special physique can bring much wealth from the nightmare world, but in terms of profit, it should not be possible. Moreover, it is written that his mentor is so powerful that any birdman can try to kill the protagonist every day. Knowing that the protagonist might summon a super-legendary monster, the Twilight official wizard turned around and wanted to kill him. . . As for the wizard's caution, the setting is very contradictory, and so is the protagonist's character. How can anyone talk about the divine book?

You don't have to finish the book to be perfect. Treating imperfect books in a point-to-point manner is a form of mutual respect. This book can be seen before breaking into the underground tunnel maze. Because since entering the sewer, the writing rhythm, writing intention, and story conflicts of the entire book have been very different from the previous part. The pacing of the book is clearly bogged down at this point. No matter how wild the author's imagination is in the later period, and no matter how appropriate his descriptive ability, when the story has been dragged into a slow pace and cannot extricate itself, these advantages are not worth mentioning at all. In the era of information explosion, rich imagination is not a big advantage, and no matter how rich the descriptive ability is, it cannot compare with the reader's ability to make up the mind. When the reader feels tired when reading or even feels numb again and again when going to work, the book is already a failure. The continuation of this book currently means more to the author than to the reader. Maybe the author is now immersed in this kind of world and can't extricate himself. Unless the reader shares the author's brain, the reader will not get even the most basic dose of dopamine. So my sincere advice to readers is to read before reading the maze. Stop looking forward to the follow-up.

Halfway through. At first it was very uncomfortable because the author kept returning to the narrative method an hour ago, but I finally got used to it. At present, after experiencing countless adventures that make the wizard world's big guys jealous, shocked, horrified or angry, the protagonist is still, unexpectedly, how is it possible! He is still a wizard apprentice who cannot even be beaten by cannon fodder. The key is that the author does not care about using various coincidences to force the protagonist to run around in the abyss equivalent to a high-level map, forcefully dragging the protagonist into the war between humans and demon bosses, and writing the protagonist to play various heaven-defying roles to show how important and awesome the protagonist is. The key point is that the protagonist is a little scum who cannot even defeat passers-by and can only rely on external objects. . . All in all, I didn't like this part very much, but the rest was pretty good.

This book is really worth reading! I read Chapter 1,400 before and kept reading it without wanting to catch up. Now I started reading it again from the first chapter. The more I read, the more I liked it. I was attracted by the author's imagination and fantasy. This is not the kind of completely indifferent and upgraded wizard novel, but a grand chapter of the wizard's wonderful fantasy pageant. Of course, there are many exciting points. I'll come back and leave a long review after I see the latest chapter!

I think the author is not short of money. He has only written this book in his life. I feel that he just wrote this book to kill boring time and does not care about the feelings of his book friends at all! So I feel there is no need to support your genuine version in the future! What could have been written in one or two chapters has to be written in 10 or 20 chapters! Many unnecessary details can be summed up in one stroke. If you insist on writing in such detail, do you think that the readers are all two or three-year-old children who cannot analyze what you write? Originally, a tea party only lasted a few months, but you have been writing for several years and only two-thirds of the tea party has passed. You have dug so many holes, can you make up for it in the end? After writing for so long, I feel like I'm still in Novice Village, and I'm still a first-level wizard... Don't end up writing a bad book!

1. The blackening technique is looming and has not yet been answered 2. Until now, I still can't figure out the identity of Sharapova. I have a feeling that why there is a center in the nightmare realm at Angel's house. It may be because of the Eye from the Sky and Jon. 3. I feel that the Crystal Plains of Dreams has developed rapidly. In addition to the disaster crisis, I thought there is a core power to return to Crystal Plains and there is a location reason 4. I want to know when the tea party will be held. I feel that the tea party and the theater should be together. Then there is the Tidal Realm 5. When will we go to the Nightmare Realm again 6. The great breakthrough of fantasy alchemy 7.....

I was attracted by the plot to read this book, but now I really can't stand it. It's like a running account. Call it stupid, but it still has content! Let's just say he's not good at it. What have you written in the last few hundred chapters? One chapter and hundreds of chapters a day is a year, and I am convinced that I can hold on to it for a year. According to this writing method, another five years of writing may not be able to fill in all the pitfalls. I will delete the book first and wait for a while, and then read it again in five years. I feel like I am struggling with myself by following this book.

The author of the book should write history. He writes about everything, and also writes some dark things here and there. I really haven't read a novel like this in thirty years. It's so weird in the novel.

After much thought, I decided to write down my thoughts. I once wanted to write online articles and novels, but every time I conceived an outline, I couldn't help but weave it more and more finely, until I couldn't tell a story normally at all. I feel that the author has the same dilemma as me, wanting to tell readers a lot of background and details at the beginning of a story, so that readers can better understand what kind of world they want to build. I don't know if the author's "wanting to maintain a cold persona" in his acceptance speech refers to not reading readers' comments at all or simply not replying, but I still sincerely hope that the author can restrain his thoughts when writing, making this book more like a story rather than the author's diary in another world. After all, I think if a person chooses to write, and persists in one book for so many years, I still hope that someone can see, understand, and recognize my story. I don't expect the author to really change his usual style because of my words, but he can also pay attention to it and leave some parts that can be guessed by the readers to the readers themselves instead of blindly indoctrinating them.

My favorite wizard novel, this is probably the one I have been following for the longest time. The plot attracts me the most. I have always wanted to read this type of novel. The content is super rich and not boring at all. Do you have any friends?😏

I have been silently supporting the whole book, and I hope the author will stick to it!

At this stage, Angel is still settling, sorting out the knowledge framework, and is still far from finding his own true knowledge. In addition, I love this book very much. It is one of my favorite books. 😁😁😁

A good book keeps paddling. He originally had the potential to become a god. After writing more than 1,500 chapters, I'm still apprentice That is to say, less than one-sixth of the book is completed at most. In my eyes, it's just a bit of a novel First of all, the protagonist is very talented. Luck report. It's no problem for you to bet on the realm. Why do you want to provoke a pair of big shots who are tortured to death every time? In this case, the realm is very important Because if you don't improve the realm, anyone can abuse you The protagonist was abused for more than a thousand chapters It's not that he was lucky and died early than Long Aotian's luck Why can some people watch it with relish? Because the main character here is very, very, very, very talented. Summary: It's smelly and long. All the good cards are played wrong

To be fair! I am also an old bookworm and really love reading wizarding and magic novels. The second one I read was Chaowei. The first time I read it, I insisted on reading it until more than 1,200 chapters, Pig's Foot is a third-level apprentice.

The author must have run out of inspiration, or simply doesn't want to write. What I am writing now is just for the sake of water, just to keep the bottom line, and I no longer want to cover up all kinds of malicious water words. It is obviously a very promising novel. As a newcomer, the author has a very good start. Not to mention Fengshen, it can at least catch up with the level of Squid's earlier books. Unfortunately, the author gave up on it. Maybe it was a hobby at the beginning. When the hobby turned into a job to make money, he forgot his original intention. Now it is just a piece of wool that makes money.

Now I just want to wait for the return to the main quest later, so I will put this book away for now and see when I can return to the main quest. For now, I am still playing dungeons in the realm. This part is a bit suspected of being filled with water. It will be quite uncomfortable if you read too much. It is too dramatic. , The style has changed suddenly, but I still like the bizarre creatures and events in the nightmare world, 😴😴😴😴😴😴😴

I haven't finished reading it yet, so I started reading Hope again slowly, and I saw that the time wizard author is no longer in the mirror world. Hey, I want to watch Tea Party, even if I go to the southern region to find Moro for an appointment! I feel like the author forgot about exploring the ruins with Moro (I actually forgot to read it again when I saw it later and laughed to death when I remembered it)

First, it can only be said that the author is not sensitive to data. The second-level wizard went out to recruit only 10 people. As a result, the organization was crowded. There were thousands of people in the Sky Tower. How many total number of apprentices must there be? Not to mention that a large number of them will die along the way. In order to have so many apprentices, don't wizards have to go out and recruit people every day? Not to mention that it takes a year at a time (travel time). Wizards don't have to do anything but recruit people. This is not a wizard organization, but an entire admissions office organization, right? At least this is not explained clearly. The number of calculations of the holographic tablet is 51.66 Quadrillion times per second, and it takes 504 hours to calculate. His mentor's calculations took more than 10 years. In other words, the computing power of the second-level wizard is that of a humanoid computer. . . . For such a creature, the protagonist, who is aimed at ordinary people, can basically say that there are no omissions. He can notice any clues, especially when the protagonist hides his secrets, there are many loopholes. As a result, the protagonist has many secrets, but none of them are discovered. Even if the protagonist has super alchemy ability, the protagonist has to take the initiative to inform the protagonist. Isn't the protagonist's master a dark wizard? If there is no unreasonable idea of ​​​​finding the protagonist, then "this thing is destined to me"? This master's moral sense is too high! Second, how does the protagonist exercise his mental strength? According to the previous part I read, coma = getting stronger, exercising the brain's computing power: coma, coma = overclocking, and finally learning this guidance method is more direct and does not even need to install it. You can coma infinitely and overclock again, and then you will become stronger. I can only say that it is awesome. Third, there is no problem with the growth flow of the protagonist, but how can we see the growth of the protagonist? Especially when the story line is so long, I don't see the growth of the protagonist anyway. When I encounter danger, I always get help from unexpected external forces. I don't want to strengthen my defense capabilities, such as enchanting clothes; It seems that the person who is in danger of life is not the protagonist, but the author and the reader. The protagonist has no reaction to this. The protagonist does not want to do the three methods I mentioned, as if the protagonist knows that these crises will be solved automatically, and does not take any action at all. The first time I can bear it, but the first enemy is not solved, the second enemy comes to kill the protagonist directly in the same way, and then the third person comes. The enemy of life and death is also the debtor, right? Too much debt doesn't weigh you down, right? Waiting for someone to kill you, right? Then just wait to die, right? Then the main character is immortal in various ways, so I can only call it outrageous. Anyway, I can't see where the "growth" is. Especially someone in the comment area said that a tea party about one and a half months later has not been updated in 5 years. To the author, it is "making money, not shabby". But for me, I don't think it works. The content of the novel is not good, the protagonist is not good, and therefore the author is not good.

I don't know how to put it, but it feels like the writing style and character descriptions always change in stages, and it's not progressive. It feels like several people are writing a book.

I have read it, and it is all water. I have the impression that it is a good book. Every time I open it, it skips endless chapters, but I still find it boring. I have skipped more than 2,200 chapters. Please remove the bookshelf first.

The author has perseverance and is not an ordinary person

The author greatly hopes that you will be in Shuidian. I still want to read this book in my next life! ! ! ! !

Can I wait until the end of this book in this life?

Before Chapter 1,482 (This novel is great, there are more than 2,000 chapters to come. I can finally read it to my heart's content) Chapter 1,483 - Chapter 1,489 (Pooh, what the hell, give up, give up.)

Can we see the end in our lifetime?

I've read a thousand chapters and I can't get enough of it, so I'd like to comment. This book depicts a huge and colorful wizarding world and has a complete worldview system. These are all advantages, but there are also many disadvantages. I will mainly mention two here. The first one is that the protagonist returned to the edge island five years ago. The main purpose of the protagonist is to go back and solve the physical problem of the mentor. He also obtained the mysterious dream conch and took on a guide mission. Then the Lucas incident happened on the way back to the city. The protagonist was curious and overcame various risks with the concept of the enemy in the light and the enemy in the dark. He traced the clues under the cover of the guide mission, and in Poseidon This true wizard got the upper hand right under his nose. He took away the mysterious object first, then took away the dream conch, made alchemy, studied the dream conch, trained new people, and returned to the edge island in a hurry. It turned out that a wizard came to the house and studied the body of his mentor. The logic here is very outrageous. I initially thought that the protagonist would go straight to the edge island to deal with the mentor's physical problem and then dream on the way back. The task of conch and guide, but the urgency of the protagonist to practice hard for the teacher's body before returning to the city is in sharp contrast with the unhurriedness on the way back to the city. The things just mentioned were all done by the protagonist before returning to the edge island. The protagonist even went to make trouble in the middle, under the pressure of a bunch of wizards. Just because of curiosity, at this time, he did not think about the mentor's body at all, and there are more than 100 things ahead of the protagonist. Having been oppressed by a wizard once, he deeply understands the importance of strength in the wizarding world. He has written about the importance of improving strength more than once before. The protagonist just refuses to do it and uses the strength of the wizard apprentice to do things. From a general perspective, the author foreshadows the development of the dream world and uses the mentor to force the author to develop the dream world. In fact, the portrayal of the protagonist creates a huge sense of fragmentation. The second one is that Toby was cursed in the abyss world. In order to save Toby, the protagonist needs to get the Fire Stone. In order to get the materials to synthesize the Fire Stone, he opened a small shop in Castlevania and used the rhythm of the ocean to increase the demon's strength in exchange for money. In fact, the money for the materials was enough the next day, because It takes time for the seller to gather materials, and the protagonist needs to stay in Castlevania for a few more days. At this time, the protagonist does not hide his low-key development. Instead, he continues to open a store to exchange materials with great fanfare, and even attracts demon nobles and big demons later. At this time, he did not consider the safety of himself and Toby at all. In fact, judging from the first thousand chapters, the protagonist has grown from a mortal who was partial to the Virgin to an extraordinary wizard who adheres to the bottom line. The author has packaged the protagonist with an almost perfect shell. He is handsome, extremely talented, values ​​his relatives and friends, has endless secrets in his body, and has developed one great achievement after another. But secretly, what is the protagonist like? He is bold and reckless, regardless of the severity. He relies on the Southern War God Sanders as his mentor to stir up trouble like crazy. As the saying goes, you are not afraid of making trouble, but you are afraid of not being able to settle things. The protagonist is such a crazy troublemaker, but has no ability to make peace. He relies on Sanders to wipe his behind. Therefore, I personally feel that the portrayal of the protagonist is a failure. This kind of person who gets into trouble, knows that he is not capable and still makes trouble crazy is no better than the Virgin. Finally, I hope the author will get better and better. If he can't use Sanders's template to write another article, Sanders is still very successful.

Popular science knowledge under the guise of the Mathematical Olympiad Wizard. What Mathematical Olympiad knowledge is all scientific theorems, ready to use. This kind of encyclopedia-style novel is the type that annoys me the most.