Wolf of Reason

Not toxic, the setting is interesting and worth reading Reluctant to delete things, resulting in bloated articles (running account) Severe accent in translation (a common problem in translation of Western fantasy novels) Instead of considering facial expressions and movements to express psychology, one writes about psychology and hopes readers can guess the picture (readers usually don't have the imagination to do so, and the reading is not smooth) A purely commercial novel with immature writing and only a glimmer of hope for the follow-up content.

The hospitable people of Yharnam?

How should I put it? It's normal to not want to write if your grades are not good, but at least make a statement, otherwise readers will wait stupidly, and those who wait are often the diehard fans.

If there is no more updates, please come out and say something so that I can delete it from the bookshelf. Thank you.

On the 14th of February, the eunuch will leave!

I will continue to vote for recommendations, and the author will come back soon!

The cannibal woman was almost killed by the protagonist, the lion-hearted woman was almost killed by the protagonist, the werewolf was almost killed by the protagonist, and the black lantern was almost killed by the protagonist.

The description is delicate, the plot is reasonable, fascinating, there are no poisonous points, and the pace is fast. So far, it's good. But did the author draw lessons from "Arcane Throne" and "Lord of Mysteries"? The formulation is somewhat similar: 1. Family: Protagonist 1+2 mode, one sister + mother in "Li". One sister and one brother in "Arcane", one sister and one brother in "Secret" 2. Fortune: "Li" may be the script, "Arcana" music 3. Born poor and rose to the middle class 4. Secret gathering: "Principle" Lone Wolf, "Arcane" Professor, "Secret" Fool 5. Secretly buying magic materials for experiments 6. There are churches, night watchmen and similar organizations 7. There are whispers when advancing 8. Out of control? Lost soul? 9. Time travel (it goes without saying for everyone to understand) 10. The noble lady of the men's clothing tycoon in "Arcane", the noble lady Daisy who hides her identity in "Reason", the noble lady in "Secret" 11. To be added... I hope the author can write in his own style, at least not throw out a bunch of professional terms like in the middle of "Arcana". In addition. It seems that the author pays great attention to the role of the younger sister and spends a lot of words to enrich the role. I look forward to the younger sister's performance in the later period and don't bury it...🌹

Wait, could something havehappened to the author?

A good book, is it going to get cold?

I read the comments and clicked in to read it. I saw someone comparing this book to the Lord of Mysteries, saying that he liked the Wolf of Reason better. I don't want to complain about this reader, I just want to share my thoughts on this book. 1. There are many misnomers. 2. Suddenly talking about certain organizations or things without any clue, making people confused. 3. The protagonist is a novice. Of course, it is possible that the author deliberately portrayed him that way? Okay, let's not talk about anything else. I like western fantasy novels, prefer dark wizards and cold knights. I don't like Master. Melee combat is my favorite. If it must be Master, I hope it is a dark and rational cold mage.

It's a pity that such a good book is a eunuch

Cool?

You should be in charge at the starting point, not a eunuch, right?

This is the eunuch, it's a pity that I have been chasing him for so long. . .

I won't scold the author, because when there are few subscriptions and few genuine copies, the author can't make money, it's normal to be a eunuch.