Summoner of Miracles

Does anyone feel like the recent chapters are too detailed? It's not water, it's fine. There is no actual content in Shui, but there are too many details in the character's psychology, environmental conditions, character appearance, etc. For example, for the section where three people cracked "Raikiri", I actually think one chapter is enough for Ikki, half a chapter for Stella, and one chapter for Luo Zhen. Also, I think the chapter "The Blade of the Moth" is actually a bit redundant. Although I also like Kurogane Ikki, and I want to watch some of Ikki's plots, but what I want to see is the plot of Ikki resisting "Fate", using all his strength, bravery, and resourcefulness to defeat a powerful enemy, not this kind of competition based on the names of moves. In fact, this book is indeed more detailed than the first three, which is also due to Luo Zhen's strength composition and positioning. Come, let's take a look: In the early stage, Boss Wuyan's combat methods are mainly a shoddy version of the "King's Treasure" made of iron sand, plus Shana Zhidian's "Dance to the Sky", and Mikoto's "Electric Shock User" super power; in the later stage, the magic of the 13,000 magic books, the black and white twin dragon beasts and the ruby ​​mode. The second Noah has "Crushing Magic" and "Flame Fang" in the early stage, plus Beo; in the middle stage, he has the deluxe version of "King's Treasure" with the decapower system plus suppression customization and different world expansion, as well as Hestia's favor and Esther; in the later stage, he has Athena and Esther, and a limited-use version of Noah's simulated "Sekiryuutei's Cage" plus two "Simulated Star Charts" of "Avesta" and "Void Star Taisui". In Laosan Fang, the three cores of "Death Eye", "Seven Nights Assassination Technique" and "Star Power" have always been popular in the world. The desperate ability of "Stigma" was sealed in the later period due to the relationship between souls. Later, they only used props and auxiliary skills from Bo Xie and Su Qing's world. The abilities and moves mentioned above are basically pure physical systems (Dance of Returning to the Sky, "Flame Fang", Seven Nights Assassination Technique) and physical enchantment systems (Zhidian Shana, "Absolute Sword Technique", Bo Xie). It will be OK to describe the principles (Dance of Returning to the Sky) and applicable situations ("Extreme Sword Technique"). As for the silent hundred and thirteen thousand grimoires and Noah's runes that were integrated into the "Priest" and other spell-like abilities that require actions and materials, both of them have the attitude of "use them only when needed." Silent: I tried it once when I first got it, and then basically used it to keep Hagase Natsuon, seal myself from being rejected by the star-carved planet, and protect Katsura Daisy and Mikoto. Basically, I used it as a support. Noah: When I first learned it, I strengthened the . When I verified the true form of the "gift" of the ancient flying bird, I used the runes of the wind to blow away the wind and sand... It seems to be gone? The ability of the incarnation of "Priest" to chèn, jī, shé and wěn is used more often! To sum up, the protagonist's abilities in the previous three books do not require "water". And this guy Luo Zhen... The "Summoning" in "Miracle"; The runes taught by FGO masters; The Eight Stairs of the Magician in Ingenuity; The Underworld in Dark Crow Yang magic; In Blood Devouring, the various magic tricks that Sister Yue helped to find and teach, and those given by the Lion King Agency; It feels like Beidou, Golden Crow, Moon Rabbit and the twelve constellations of beasts are secondary, although these are more awesome. So many times when writing about Luo Zhen, spells are required, right? Do you want action? Not to mention the effect, there is still a source of Yin Yang magic! So it's not like Luo Qing was deliberately cheating on the word count... Have you ever seen a character with a bad word count who insists on updating it five times a day? However, if there is a problem, you should find a solution. I still hope that Luo Qing can adjust it.

I have read thousands of chapters, and I want to complain. Each world has been through for more than ten or twenty years, and the male protagonist has lived hundreds of years. Although there are many female protagonists, none of them are still virgins. I don't mean to read LSP or anything like that, but the male protagonist even has his first kiss, and there are very few explicit words about holding hands and hugging his female protagonist. The author also made excuses for the male protagonist, saying that even though the protagonist is over a hundred years old, he still maintains the mentality of a teenager and plays games and doesn't understand emotions. I vomited. There is also the issue of the protagonist's ability. I feel that the protagonist's ability is already quite strong, but he goes to the next world to forcibly improve the abilities of the people in this world, and has a back-and-forth fight with the protagonist. For example, in the world of Bloodthirsty Attack, the vampire sister at the beginning has more magic power than the protagonist in his normal state, and a coupon beast is comparable to the superior or the most superior familiar. Finally, I still want to complain. In every world the protagonist goes to, he flirts with the heroine and runs away.

I met Luo Qing when I was working on "Full Fantasy". At that time, the novels I read were mostly the ones like San Shao, Potato, and Tomato, and I had just come into contact with anime (I didn't even know about Magic Forbidden, Gensokyo, and Xingyue at that time), so naturally I had never read any otaku novels. So it can be said that it was Luo Qing who led me into the world of zhawen^ω^. The feeling when I watched it was... How should I put it, not amazing at all. ——But it's very comfortable, very, very comfortable, as if you are concentrating on doing what you like. Luo Qing is not like the works of those famous prose writers, which are not too elegant, artistic and lyrical, nor are they too flowing like some real newbies, nor are they too naive like some people's writings. Her (please allow me to use the word ๑◡๑) writing is like the kind of childhood sweethearts who have lived together since childhood and have similar interests - the kind who skip falling in love and become an old married couple. When we get along (reading), it is always difficult to notice the passage of time, but occasionally we can realize her style (amazing passage). This kind of writing was still very immature in the early stage of the first book "Girl's Calling", and it only took shape in the later period; "All-round Fantasy" should be regarded as the loli period; and in "Straight to Death", she has reached the most beautiful age. If Luo Qing in "Total Fantasy" is more like doing post-production work, then Luo Qing in "Straight to Death" is truly creating her own story within the framework of the original work. Even now, more than a year after it was finished, some of the "pictures" in this book are still fresh in my mind. ——On the Juncheng of Xianjinyi, Fang Li was grabbed by Wuming's hand. He smiled helplessly and said, "It's just because I like you very much." Then he jumped off Juncheng and rushed towards the fusion group; ——In the wilderness of Russia filled with wild gods, Ari Sha and Fang Li supported each other and moved forward; ——In the corridor of Tokyo Butei, Fang Li asked Aria to cry for him for the loss of the important people around him; ——On the rooftop of the hospital, Sylvie took the initiative to kiss and was overwhelmed. Fang Li; ——Outside the Xingli Palace, surrounded by the masquerade apostles headed by Sanzhuchen, Shana said to Fang Li who aimed the "Happiness Trigger" at her: "Shoot!" ——In the kingdom hall, the Dragon Calendar Stone was dying. The words of acknowledgment appeared under the gaze of the magic eye; ——In Misaki City, Fang Li fell from the sky like a meteor, returning the destined eight hundred years to Erquette who fell into rage; ——In... It's really too much. During the time when Zhui Zhi died, I was really frightened. Where can I find colored glaze that is updated every day after it is put on the shelves? Each update costs about 10 points! ? Are you a codeword girl? ? And this tradition is still continuing now that this book is on the shelves! Although sometimes Mercury retrograde is unavoidable... Readers who have been following this book all know that Luo Qing was really unlucky during this period. Originally, Luo Qing got married and needed to earn more money to support her family. As a result, she either had a power outage or was on a business trip. The electric fan she bought once exploded (some people may think this is too exaggerated, so {"NickName":"Wish to sleep forever","UserId":211804492} is the picture of the electric fan exploding still there)? As a result, she was only able to have two updates to ensure the bottom line, and only three updates the next day. In addition, there are some new friends who have a bad temper. They read the book too quickly and only saw Luo Zhen's early confrontation with Chaldea, but did not see the explanation of Chaldea's experiments on Luo Zhen. They stubbornly believed that Luo Zhen was a completely ignorant brat. However, despite all the troubles, Luo Qing made it through with everyone's company. When I subscribed to chapters 1579 and 1580, those annoying posts had been deleted, so I had no way of knowing what happened. In the end, I decided to write this unfocused post. I hope Luo Qing can look back and see what she used to be like, how much she has grown, and then... Cheer up in the company of everyone like before.

I feel that there is a big gap between Luo Qing and other fanfics Watching Luo Qing's novels is like actually traveling back in time The interactions with the plot characters, the background, and the original plot are all in line with the original work and are reasonably deduced However, the ones written by others will only follow the original protagonist or completely replace the original protagonist After watching Luo Qing's other works, I can't stand it anymore.

The storyline is okay. I also like the story of many worlds. It's just that some of the descriptions of the protagonist are too uncomfortable. Every time it is said that the protagonist is already very strong, very strong, and then as long as he is an enemy, he can be evenly matched with him. Moreover, the book does not clearly stipulate the division of realms. This means that whether it is strong or weak is entirely up to the author. I had no idea how strong the protagonist was from the beginning to the end. Because everyone can be 50-50 with him. Obviously many crises can be prevented from happening, but the protagonist has to let them go and wait until the crisis comes before solving it. There are also some things in the book, I don't know if they are my personal feelings. I just like to pretend to be the Riddler, but the key is not pretending to be like him. For many things, the protagonist obviously can solve them early on, but he likes to delay them until the incident breaks out before solving them. Although the book says that the protagonist is very resourceful and so on, I don't know if it's a description problem. Anyway, I didn't see any contrast in intelligence from beginning to end. To sum it up. The author depicts the plot of the story relatively well, but as for the characterization of the characters...

I hope you won't skip the blood-devouring chapter🙏🏻 I have been looking forward to meeting Na Yue and Luo Zhen's women for a long time 😭

I can't stand it anymore. I read this book from the beginning. I felt it was very good. Then I traveled through many worlds. The writing was okay. However, I felt that the author was gradually failing. The writing style could not support it. The world view with so many rings was getting more and more confusing Currently, I have seen "Candidate for Air Combat Magister". So many worlds. So many experiences. But I can't see the growth of the protagonist. I feel like he has always been a pretentious young man surrounded by girls. Over the years, I have gradually lost sight of the plot that moved me at first. I don't know what kind of story the author wanted to express later I feel numb. I have lost interest in reading this book. If the author can no longer improve himself, can no longer shape the story, and can't express the emotions in the book, then the only thing left is editing words to make money. Pale and weak words will also make readers who have expectations for you gradually stay away from you.

On the most impressive characters in Luo Qing's books (except for the protagonist): Girl's Great Summoning—The Beast King (He is the final boss, I haven't read it for so long and I just remember him.) All-round Fantasy—Azi Dakaha (Who is dissatisfied!) Death to Infinity - Sylvia Runeheim (Hmm... Don't feed me dog food, I really can't eat it... Hmm... Another bowl) The Summoner of Miracles - Nangong Nayue (Sister-sama's Shura Field~ Looking forward to it~)

I have been following Luo Qing's books since the 300+ W-words of The Great Summoning of Girls. After that, I fantasized about everything, until death, and now I have never stopped reading a book like The Summoner of Miracles. I still remember when I was in high school, I took advantage of the teacher's absence and used the computer on the podium just to read a chapter of all-round fantasy. The teacher found out and advised me to study hard. Back then, I didn't have much pocket money, so I watched Girls' Summoning and All-Round Fantasy, which were pirated copies. It wasn't until I got to college that I had enough funds to decide to die without limit and really started to pursue Luo Qing's books. Now I suddenly want to go back and watch Girl Summons, but I can only find pirated copies online. But now, when I watch Girl's Summons, I feel like I'm watching Luo Qing, who had no moral integrity at the time. It's full of dark history. The books written by Luo Qing carry my memories and have always been my spiritual food, and I will definitely continue to pursue them in the future. Having said so much, what I want to say most is that I hope Luo Qing will pay attention to her health and family. She does not require more updates every day, as long as we can always have spiritual food in the future.

The author's writing style is really good, the plot is rich, the clues are coherent, and the fighting scenes are also well depicted. The shortcoming is that the male protagonist's emotions can be richer. After all, there are many girls 😌 (personal opinion). I have been looking down on fan fiction for almost a year. , This book left a really good impression on me. I would not say it is the best among all the novels on the Internet, but in my opinion, this book is the best I have read in a year. This book is also the first book I read by Ru Qingda. There are three more books that I will finish. I hope Ruqingda will continue to work hard ^0＾~.

I have been following Luo Qing's books for many years. From junior high school to college, I have always felt that Luo Qing's books are the best among two-dimensional books. The early part of the book was okay, but in the later part it obviously felt that it was not very sure, and it had nothing to do with the summons. Personally, I felt that this book would have been better off dead.

I love Luo Qing's fanfics so much. Omnidirectional, Straight to Death, and Miracle have all been with me for a long time. Luo Qing is my most recognized and favorite fanfic author. It can even be said that I am my favorite among all novel authors. My hope is to continue writing fanfics, because there are too few people writing fanfics, and even fewer like Luo Qing. I also support writing original works. I want to see the author's original work go further. Because the author's writing style, narrative method, and plot all attract me. No matter what I write, you will still be able to walk a glorious road. I hope that the author can be among the first few. You are no worse than anyone else. Come on, Luo Qing, move forward. I don't know if I will still be in the same mood as I am now and continue to read your books after many years.

After catching up on the latest chapter, I found that this book shows that Luo Qing's level as a writer has improved while also declining. Where to improve? The writing style is stable and the descriptions are more delicate. I'm not an experienced reader, but I've read all the chapters from Girls, All-Around Fantasy, and Straight to Death. I feel ashamed that I didn't read all of some chapters due to personal reasons. Generally speaking, I personally think that the Great Summoning of Girls lays the foundation for summoning and time travel, while the all-round fantasy finalizes the writing style and setting. Zhi Die may be a kind of exploration. I feel that Zhi Die is a bit deliberately combined with the girl's system flow and all-round writing style. The description is better than Omni-directional, but the plot follows the old-fashioned infinite flow and system flow routines. It is a single-player game throughout the whole process. It is impossible to see the meaning of infinite. The final ending is also an unpleasant open ending. The Summoner book is purely based on the world view of the useless dog. Let me first state that I am neither Yuehei nor Yuechu. I don't understand FGO's world view. All I know about FGO's settings are from Luo Qing's novels. At the same time, I am extremely disgusted with Moon NC fans who are too particular about the Party and the Amway Party. Being able to understand the background of the entire story without knowing it is a reflection of Luo Qing's writing style. But there are still some loopholes - or poisonous points: The first is the issue of time range. I struggled with this for a long time and finally decided not to comment on the chapters but to comment here. When Luo Zhen traveled through time, due to a miracle, the proportion of time it took to enter the new world was different. It was about 15 years to about 3 months. Each time you travel will be recalculated from the baby, and the time scale will be adjusted to be consistent with the main world after you come out of the travel world. So when he traveled through the world for the second time, it was really a pity that Luo Zhen could slowly and leisurely live in another world. It was clear that human principles were about to be destroyed, and he himself did not write down the time ratio for the second time traveling. If he pretended that he did not know the ratio, then this setting would be very contradictory. If it suddenly changes to 1:1, the problem I mentioned will occur. But if it does not change to 1:1 immediately, then traveling to other worlds will make the previous world wait until the Year of the Monkey and the Horse. Later, after I got the extraterritorial magic plug-in, I was on par with Noah, and the settings were fixed, but the previous loopholes were still not filled. Secondly, there is the issue of people traveling through time. I still don't understand whether it means the body becomes smaller through time traveling through time or the soul travels through time. If it's the former, then when you grow up and go back, unless the age cards are the same and you are fully prepared, a very close person like Matthew will know that his appearance has changed too much at a glance. After all, the environment in 15 years will affect a person a lot, including appearance. Regardless of whether he will be invincible later, the male protagonist is still weak in the early stage, and his ability cannot improve, so the impact will definitely be great. And people from different worlds can definitely tell that you were gone for more than a few months. If it is soul travel, there will be more contradictions, such as how to bring back the physical body and magical power. This is really a step back. It's not as good as Noah's to complete the plug-ins from the beginning. There are also some things that are similar to the author's oral habits. He likes to use "" as an onomatopoeia (don't you use a few more types?). It is obviously a two-dimensional novel, but sometimes it has the feel of a fantasy novel. Later in the writing, it becomes a magician instead of a summoner. SAO2 The Virgin Saves People is a strange plot like an urban novel. These are harmless, but I personally think that the accumulation of these things is one of the reasons why this book is not as good as Omni Fantasy. At least in my mind Omni is Luo Qing's pinnacle work I hope that the next book can try to change the style, and while maintaining the theme of time travel, I can see Luo Qing's more exciting performance.

After reading a single chapter of Ruqing yesterday, I still felt quite uncomfortable. After all, it is a work that I like, especially after reading so many books, I still think it is the best fan work. I don't know how many people are like me. They save up for half a month to finish it in one go. It's the most enjoyable and comfortable thing to watch. But I believe there should be a lot of people who see it this way, because Ruqing's writing is really heartbreaking to read separately, but it also means that there is no way to provide timely book reviews and posts to support it. I really don't know how to say a lot of comforting words, so I won't force myself to do so. The most important thing is that there are still many readers like me who will support you in places you may not notice, engine oil

I watched the plot of 2.5 Tonight and I was dumbfounded. The crown A turned out to be Orion, and the captain's combat power was too awesome.

To be honest, I was a little bit unexpected when I suddenly wrote about The Lost Knight, just like Luo Zhen fell into the world of Demon World. Of course I was very surprised. However, as long as the writing is interesting, I personally think it doesn't matter, but... Luo Qing, don't ruin your body like other authors. If you explode, whose book should I read? I still want to read your writing style and then improve my own book.

Happy birthday, Luo Qing

I don't understand much about the latest chapter, and I hope it can be clarified. What does it mean to "only focus on improving one's abilities and subconsciously ignore everything else"? The latest chapter gives me the feeling that Luo Zhen has gone back further and further. He has experienced so many things, so many battles, and been in critical situations many times. But now, why do I feel that he has not grown at all? Although his abilities have improved (to be specific, I mean that he has a large amount of knowledge, he has learned the Onmyoji technique, he has many familiars, his magic power has greatly increased, and his mind and eyesight are very powerful), But Luo Zhen's character is still immature. You must know that he will experience a complete growth every time he goes to a world. How many times has it been now? I have lost important people and gained important people, experienced the joy of victory and experienced the despair of powerlessness. Why is it still like this now? ? ? ? ? ? I don't understand Luo Qing's thoughts. I wonder if there is foreshadowing. Did Luo Qing write this on purpose? You must know that Luo Qing's writing is really good, and the battles and the plot are both good (I dare not say it is the best, haha), but the image of the protagonist gives me the feeling that he has not grown up. Every time I read it, I always feel a little uncomfortable and feel that something is missing. . . I wonder if anyone else feels the same as me?

After Bloodthirsty Attack, it's better to continue writing Sword Art Online. After all, according to the progress of the novel and the update level of the Sword Art Online animated novel, everything can be explained. Otherwise, there will really be a lot of regrets about not finishing it...

From last night till now, I turn on my phone to see if there is any update, 😢😢😢

Ah! ! Damn it, no new book has been released at this point, so it's hard to wait. . . .

First of all, congratulations on the completion. After a series of bumps and bumps, this book finally came to a perfect conclusion, which is gratifying. As a reader, I don't really like giving advice. I feel like I can just read the book silently, and there is no need for the author to accommodate me and interrupt the original creative train of thought. So there may be complaints, but I don't leave many book reviews. Now that the work is finished and Ruqing is also starting to prepare for the road of originality and putting aside the fandom for the time being, I decided to leave something behind... I have been following Ruqing's works, excluding the old works with a dark history. Along the way from The Great Summoning of Girls, I have also read four long novels and witnessed the growth of Wu Yan, Noah, Fang Li, and Luo Zhen. As far as fandom is concerned, Luo Qing's book is worth looking forward to. In terms of personal opinion, the Miracle Summoner is relatively open and low. The story is as above the level as always. However, this book has not improved much on the problems of the previous books. On the contrary, it can be said that it has been strengthened. Perhaps it is due to the selection of the outline and real-life trivial matters? In the previous chapters, it was basically invincible in the mid-term, so it started to be restricted and weakened in various ways. This seems to have become standard for Ruqing's articles. Although Luo Zhen in this film has not been weakened, he basically doesn't take action until the end in the middle and late stages (seriously, you might as well weaken it like this). Ruqing may have wanted to write about the psychological growth of the protagonist to enrich the characters and plot, but this idea was not conveyed well... Which made the last few volumes of the book a bit boring. The choice of the main plot is very important. Compared with Shaozhao's 100-level mastery system, the all-round recapture of feathers to protect the multi-dimensional world, and the achievement of the first level through death, this book's philosophy of saving humanity undoubtedly sets Luo Zhen's upper limit too low. In order to implement the main line, Luo Zhen cannot be too strong, otherwise the main line will lose its meaning. This makes it difficult to choose a copy. Later copies can basically be pushed forward, which lowers readers' expectations for further reading. In this case, either the main line must be changed, or the upper limit of the power of the main world must be raised. However, the limitations of fandom make raising the upper limit most likely to be thankless, and the trivial matters in reality have made Ruqing think about ending it as soon as possible more than once. In the end, it just gave this complete but imperfect ending. I still remember that before Ruqing opened the book, the group discussed that the main plot of FGO was not easy to write at the beginning. Multi-character description has always been Ruqing's weakness, and it is difficult to write a pure summoner-multiplayer battle scene. This book starts with summoning, but then slowly moves towards the path of mage and warrior. If it were a composition, this would already be off topic. To be honest, even if you use a heroic spirit to pinch your soul and then transform into a knight, I would be more accepting... After all, the charm of a summoner lies in the diversity of summoned objects and the coordination of command in battle, rather than relying on his own ability to give you a forbidden elemental spell. Fan works, except for a few big IPs, are actually very timely. Riding on the popularity of new shows will usually not result in bad results. As for this one, it can be said that there is almost no trace of the new series. For a comprehensive manga fan, this is disadvantageous, and it virtually raises the threshold for new readers. But considering Ruqing's disastrous year in 2019, it seems that it can only be said that the situation is bad luck... Finally, it's a cliché. During the serialization period, I tried to persuade you countless times, but with little effect - Ruqing, please just rest your teeth! ! ! ! ! ! Everyone, see you in the next book!

Judging from the current update progress of the Seventh Singularity animation and Sword Art Online, it would be better to update the final chapter around the end of February. Moreover, the protagonist has not yet gained a deeper understanding of the soul. Even if he goes to the world of Blood Devouring Raid, the answers he can get are minimal. But Sword Art Online's Alien War is different. The academic fluctuating light is definitely a key that can help the protagonist completely control the miracle. Therefore, if you want to write about the final singularity, you still need this final introduction.

There is a criminal law in our country that I would like to explain to Luo Zhen. Is there 🤭 in Japan?

Congratulations on the ending. Congratulations The fourth book is also completed. Let me share my thoughts. Generally speaking, the writing style of this book has made great progress. It is much more comfortable than the first one. This one also uses the setting method of starting from the beginning after time travel, which is very novel. Luo Zhen is completely integrated into the new world every time, not just a passerby like usual (I quite like it). But there are also shortcomings. The first is the problem of the heroine. I always feel that the position of the heroine is not obvious, as if there is no heroine (you can't just ignore the mouth and teeth!)... Matthew did not go around with Luo Zhen until a long time later. In the whole process, Luo Zhen was the only one who was struggling, and there was no singer. The character... Next is the problem of water, which has been very obvious since the end of the previous book. In addition, this book is based on FGO as the main world. Everyone knows the settings and unique points of the plot, which makes people feel more watery. You can roughly read a chapter in 1 minute, and you can even roughly understand the plot just by reading the title. Once again, congratulations on the completion, I hope Luo Qing can continue to bring good-looking works (by the way, please ask for a wave of similar books hhhhhh) The above is purely a personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it

I am a fan of Ruqing. I watched Straight to Death and Omniverse Fantasy and they were both very enjoyable. Although I didn't watch some of the anime in them, there was no drama. After all, many fan works contain some Internet words, especially when spoken by anime characters. At that time, it felt very strange. The anime characters in the novel also fit the setting very well, and I can feel the author's intentions. The writing and plot are also great. I hope Ruqing can continue writing. Of course it would be great if it was a popular anime. It's really hard to follow a niche anime, but it doesn't matter based on the author's own wishes. Hope the new book comes out soon!

It's finally finished. I really can't stand fgo😭. I'm just waiting for the new book to follow. I hope it's a fanfic.

It is a rare good book. This is the only FGO novel I have read. The writing is up to standard and the plot is fluent. At least it does not treat readers as idiots. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Tokyo Ravens, Skill Girl, this episode is very old, I have completely forgotten the plot.

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