
Witch of the Northlands
北境之巫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 170k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
74Chapters
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If you want to yell at me, just say it here.
I have deleted all external comments. There are many shortcomings in this book. The new author is very busy at work every day and has very little time to write the book. I hope everyone can be tolerant and I will listen to your opinions.
It's been seven months since I started Black Wizard. The first three golden chapters of Shangxiang are completely limited to the wizard-style routines. Programmer, soul travel, the same name, and smart chip in the previous life. If it is changed to other professions, the name will be completely different. The soul travel fails and is absorbed by the indigenous people. It gives Goldfinger a more reasonable way to appear. Can this anti-routine style be more attractive?
The protagonist really comes from modern society. He trusts people so easily. The protagonist's IQ is not enough. Otherwise, if he has the aura of the protagonist, he may die many times.
The author's writing is exciting, but the reader's reading is mediocre. Although the protagonist seems to work very hard, he does the work assigned by others, has no ideas of his own, and is just a minor player. How can he be the protagonist without causing trouble?
It seems quite reasonable that I can't deduce the meditation method. After all, I don't have any basic knowledge. The novels about other chips I have seen before have no basis. I just get the book and directly deduce it without doing any verification experiments. I just go straight to stronger exercises and the like. It feels completely unreasonable.
Some routines have been used until you can see that the writing style and ideas are okay, and I am trying to find my own path. Generally speaking, it is a relatively reasonable book for wizards. It is worth reading. I recommend it to you. Come on 🙂
Hello, strong recommendation boss!!!!
Forget about chip flow, you put the Foundation, Cthulhu, and Steampunk together in order to make up the plot. Are you sure you can write it without any sense of contradiction? Personally, I feel that Mr. Ke is the strongest one when he appears in this time and space.
I thought it was artificial intelligence that traveled through time. Is there anything new in this way of writing compared to other wizarding novels? I didn't see it.
If it's too routine, it's hard for today's novels to become popular without some creativity.