
The Legendary Journey of an Alchemist Wizard
炼金巫师的传奇之旅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 617k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
272Chapters
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Reader comments 41
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This is a novel that makes you feel depressed and uncomfortable after reading dozens of pages. This is the first time I encountered this situation, and I thought about the reason. The protagonist's golden finger is simply the strongest among all the novels I have read. A space that is almost infinite in time, infinite in ability, and infinitely safe compared to reality. The protagonist has been studying this space for almost hundreds of thousands of years. For a mage, knowledge is power. After all, even a legendary mage cannot have such unlimited abilities, unlimited time and unlimited materials to study spells and knowledge. Even if it is a dog, after hundreds of thousands of years, he will still be a divine dog with great wisdom. Even if it is limited to the protagonist's space and the real power that cannot be synchronized, it is not too strong to have such a knowledge, right? But it's troublesome for the protagonist to reach the same level, let alone surpass it. He is truly a protagonist who is worse than a dog. Facts prove that if the protagonist is trash, he will still be trash after hundreds of thousands of years. Let the protagonist die quickly. The protagonist of Ma can simply be elected as the most rubbish protagonist in all novels.
Is there a problem with the characterization?
In recent chapters, for example, when we saw Xin Yan and Long Er killing each other, there was no fluctuation here. I have no control over how the author wants to portray the character. The Virgin is still dark or has a bottom line but is more humane. It doesn't matter, but at least there has to be a process. The impression left by the protagonist before was quite benign, but here he suddenly seems to be extremely cold-blooded, not even talking about good and evil. He doesn't even feel angry when he sees the same race being treated like this. It is obvious that he has lost his humanity. Here's the problem: It should be a relatively big leap from human nature to less human nature, but the transition between it feels too little, as if it suddenly became cold-blooded. I hope this description problem can be improved
I like this book very much. My personal wishes. No female protagonist. If a certain woman appears, please do not exceed 10 chapters or she will die or no longer meet. The only woman here is ill-intentioned and ambiguous towards the protagonist. I generally don't like this woman to appear, for example. Strong woman. Arrogant and aloof. Etc. If you don't like it, don't spray it. I personally like it. I hope the author will work hard.
Don't just apply the three-part shot mechanically
For archers, two shots are enough Because the interval between archers' shots is very short, skilled archers can generally shoot every three seconds. Three-stage, four-stage or even five-stage shooting are all tactics developed to adapt to those shooting weapons with long intervals to maintain continuous fire suppression.
It felt like it ended a bit suddenly. But there is still room for imagination. I'm afraid it would be boring to repeat the same routine in another world.
Just when you think it's good, you end up failing 😤, I despise you!
After reading Chapter 160, I determined that the author has a dark outlook on things and I personally don't like it. I left this comment and removed it from the book.
The last few chapters have been so depressing! The protagonist's upgrade is so slow
Wizards and mages are mixed together, the protagonist's level is too low and people who are too high are mixed together, and Goldfinger is not good, the middle part and the other world feel broken, and the supporting characters have low IQs.
The front is too long. . . It should be a lot better to get into the Academy section quickly