The Archmage's Journey

Not bad, I persevered and finished reading it. I'm also a programmer, and I almost gave up at the beginning. But I got interested again in the college section and almost gave up again. The section on energy conservation by graduation felt more and more exciting. The beginning seems really long, which will probably deter a lot of people.

Just a little bit of complaining. Based on the background, the language structure in this other world is similar to that of the West, so some dialogues are actually impossible. For example... Electrolytes. If one is from the Eastern system, knows the terms "electricity," "solution," and "matter," one can say them directly. But the Western system... This is impossible. (However, the protagonist may have brought the Chinese version of the electrolyte directly out at that time...🤭)

I'll let you in on a little secret! The author hasn't updated; they've gone next door to read someone else's novel. Shh! Don't tell anyone I told you!

Two monthly passes today, two more tomorrow.

The reasons why this book is not popular are: firstly, the synopsis is not attractive; secondly, the table of contents is too simplistic; thirdly, the first few chapters are too bland; and fourthly, the plot is too bland and not lighthearted. If you treat it as a lighthearted story, it is not lighthearted at all and is rather bland.

Is anyone there? Hello? I'm coming! I went out again, and I'm coming back in! La la la!

After reading the first few pages, there's nothing particularly bad about it overall, but the writing style is a bit immature. When an author's style is not yet fully developed and their writing is not yet at its best, it is advisable to use less sarcastic or vulgar language. Using such language with already poor writing will only make the author seem less intelligent.

This is a book I follow every day, but all the books these days seem to follow the same formula, and I get annoyed as soon as I start reading. Finding a book like this makes me afraid it might stop updating someday.

I saw the author's name in another book, saying they had 1.6 Million words and still weren't published, and nobody was reading them. Now that I'm here and see they're published, it feels so good. Persistence doesn't guarantee success, but without persistence, hope is truly gone. Of course, luck is also important! 🙂🙂

I heard he hasn't signed a contract yet after writing a million words, so I've come to pay my respects.