The Black Sea Wizard
黑海巫师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 759k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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For My Own Reading
Going with the flow, just reading for myself
My Personal Reading List: Novels I'm Following
These are novels I'm currently following. My tastes are all over the place: supernatural, Western fantasy, cultivation, urban rebirth, alternate history, and more.
Interesting, Without the Usual Cliches
Top-Tier Reads! Send Flowers to New Authors and I’ll Add Them! (Lighthearted, Passionate, Yuri)
I often browse lists made by big-name list owners and have always thought I'd make one of my own someday. Well, that day has finally come! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ There's limited space! If a book gets removed from the list, feel free to comment again! I'll definitely add it back! Please follow and save the list. Books that go without updates for several days will be removed. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ You'll find almost every kind of book you like here: popular authors, beginner-friendly reads, and promising new novels.
Dragons, Cthulhu, Farming, Wizards, and Supernatural Infinite-Loop Stories
No brainless cheat powers, and the enemies have normal intelligence
A General Book Nook, Gathering All the Great Reads You Can’t Put Down
I've been reading for fifteen years, and my tastes have outgrown books written for beginners. The books I recommend are smart, well-written, and don't talk down to readers. I won't recommend stories full of tired old tropes. Times change, and readers want fresh ideas and clever twists on familiar conventions. I created this list to share better books with fellow readers looking for something to read.
A Little Fantasy Book Nook
Collecting classic fantasy novels, such as D&D and Warhammer stories
No Female Lead or Romance Pairing
Mostly stories with no female characters, plus a few with one main heroine and some with no romantic pairings. I recommend the manga Uncle from Another World, which has no female lead.
A Newbie's Book List: Every One a Promising Pick
Even the greats grow little by little. No one reaches the top overnight. New authors come and go with the years, and even from day to day. How do you know the newcomer you overlook today, or the writer you dismiss, won’t be the next big name tomorrow? This list is made up entirely of books by new authors. The writing styles and prose vary, and the plots are all over the place. Come and see for yourself! (Dropped and abandoned novels will be removed regularly.)
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Actually, I don't care how powerful or arrogant the protagonist is. What attracts me to wizarding novels is the rich exoticism, cultural charm, and the miraculous magic they represent. The unique natural landscapes that don't exist in reality, the alluring and deadly magical plants and animals, the strange and wonderful potions, the wizards with their distinct personalities, the unprecedented…
I've never understood what "curing an illness" means... Does it mean torturing the other person until they go to hell?
Why would you write a dark-themed novel about annulled engagements?
Based on your previous description, the protagonist is a madman, and the tone is dark. Suddenly, a scheming, highly talented ex-fiancée appears, and you're even planning to go to the same academy as her. Seriously, does that match the style? I don't know what you're thinking, still using memes like "slap in the face" and "slap back in the face".
I'll give 10,000 Qidian coins as a reward for an extra chapter. If there's an extra chapter tomorrow, I'll give another 10,000 Qidian coins as a reward for an extra chapter. I mean what I say. I'm waiting for you, Master.
The person who burst into tears while hugging the turkey was actually me. I couldn't hold back my tears at that moment. Looking at the turkey, I felt that all the suffering I had endured these past few days was worth it.
The protagonist of this book is insanely mad, but he's still alive, much better than that wizard that some artsy type is praising to the skies. Well, I won't say who it is; I'll wait for him to come and curse me.
The biggest problem with this book is the author's inconsistency. He wanted a different protagonist, but couldn't change his clichéd writing style, clichéd supporting characters, and clichéd plot. Secondly, the author portrays a protagonist with a mental illness, but his psychological reactions are completely normal. In other words, the protagonist is insane, but the author isn't.
Yes, a mentally ill protagonist, even crazier than Dr. Zhu.
I just read the latest chapter, and... Well, I have some thoughts on why this book is doing so poorly. First of all, the protagonist's character is very unlikable; his personality is also rather muddle-headed. I don't understand why he's supposed to be healing, and he's so bad that it's impossible to empathize with him.
Sigh, I guess I'm just not cut out for designing positive characters! A scholarly, white wizard is really not for me! The character archetypes I found in my notebooks are all darker and more grievous than the last...