A Wizard's Guide to Life
巫师生活指南
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 733k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Moonlight on the Pond, Bookshelves in the Courtyard
I’m always running out of books. I’ll keep the old ones here to browse later, and add new ones when I find something suitable.
A Haphazard Reading List
Most of these are humorous books that aren't too cliched, and they're the kind I personally enjoy. My main recommendations are overpowered protagonists, fantasy, and lighthearted stories. I also personally prefer overpowered-protagonist novels, so they make up a larger share of this list. I'm not very interested in conventional, formulaic stories, so I'll also add works that try something new, even if they may not be fully polished. One more thing!!! I'm gradually turning into a dad (comments
A Variety of Great Reads, Mostly Infinite-World Fiction
Books of all kinds that I think are pretty good
Good Books I've Read
I made this list on a whim. If you're interested, take a look 😄
New and Miscellaneous Reads: Looking for Originality and Character, All Welcome!
All kinds of distinctive, original new books are welcome!
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Books I'm Reading
Mostly Urban Fantasy: Startups, Logic, a Single Female Lead, No Cliches, Smart Characters
No illogical stories, harems, or forced posturing
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The cover looks the same -_-||
Bro, we have the same cover! But it was just an automatic system assignment, so it doesn't really matter. I saw the cover and came to support you. Keep it up!
A very good book. Although the writing style isn't particularly outstanding, the concept and character development are quite good. It's above average, but not quite a masterpiece. However, the author seems a bit clumsy in describing large-scale scenes; the vampire vs. Werewolf battle felt like an attempt to write it well, but the execution fell short. In short, it has the potential to be a masterpiece, provided more people see it and the later plot doesn't fall short of the earlier parts.
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666 This is the first time I've seen such an amazing description of sex, even a Pokémon battle! I was shocked.
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The Pokémon chapter was awesome, and what's even more awesome is that I understood it instantly.
The novel is quite good, but there's one thing I can't understand: your friend went to slay a dragon but lost and was killed instead, and you can't accept that? Does that mean the dragon should just stretch out its neck for your friend to cut off without being able to fight back?
Why would there be such a thing as an alchemical god? Alchemy is essentially a creative discipline, so why would a group of tech fanatics whose goal is creation believe in a god? Shouldn't they be thinking about killing the god all the time?
The Black Dragon plot point is a classic example of an overpowered protagonist: "I can help others kill you, but you can't kill my people." This immediately lowers the book's overall impression; the author didn't handle this plot well.
Kill that bitch! Kill that bitch! Kill that bitch!
What a celebration! I feel so sorry for Guan Guan qwq, in the end there was no orthopedics department...