Magical Disaster Insurance Guide

I hope the author can keep updating and work hard to finish it! Hmm... I may be different from other book friends. I (very accidentally) visited NGA Whirlpool Academy and saw the self-recommendation, and was moved by the author's patient and detailed answers. Although the main elements are likely to be met by male readers, but think about it the other way around - a single female protagonist without cp = can focus on the plot, local protagonist = more sense of the world, weak chicken = there will be a lot of room for growth in the future, these are all advantages that can be explored, aren't they? So here I am. I caught up on the updates in one go, and as expected, the author and the book are both very charming! ... At least for me. Overall, I personally like this novel very much... Although I don't know what the future direction will be, at least for now, it and Lord of Mysteries are the only two books I am following. The protagonist with high moral standards is so exciting! Shireen is a gentle and kind girl, and she has the strength and courage to never flinch even if she is frightened and trembled in action - even if fate always knocks her to the ground, she will never bow her head. And when can the queen on the chessboard untie the noose around her neck and become the chess player? Will she be able to prevent the predicted disaster? I'm very much looking forward to it. Withered leaves and Moira are so cute——! Even if she is trapped in a whirlpool, the dead leaves will still be Shireen's sword and shield. Emma and Moira support Shireen's daily life from collapse. Author, just write, I will buy whatever stocks come out, and I will make a profit without losing money. Jpg. Why don't you like cats? Cats are so cute! Then I would like to say something selfish, Costa is really reliable... Although I know that there will be no role for him in the later stage, but... The CP of a weak princess who does not need to be protected and a retired soldier who is not loyal to someone is too good. I will not regret it even if the ship sinks. Probably (...) I really want to be, I, I... I can't do anything, can I write a fan dream to make it complete... I whispered quietly. Finally, it's about the novel itself. So far, I think the world view and the plot are quite good, but should we consider putting a few separate chapters specifically to describe the continental landforms, currency, etc... It seems a bit overwhelming. Although the author who signed the contract is definitely better than me, I still have to say it! ... Your sense of presence and image can sometimes be strengthened, especially at the climax of the plot, if the atmosphere is more exaggerated, it can be more touching. The little foreshadowing is quite clever, but the underground garden part is a bit confusing. I think I can understand it better in the second brush. In short, I will come here often when I have nothing to do. If there is a book club, I hope I can get a front row seat!

The overall narrative is attractive, but the story is a little thin, and the characters also appear to be labeled. The rhythm of the story can be appropriately controlled, and more descriptions of the background of the times can be found. If you are looking for a template, "Blood of the Kingdom" is relatively similar to this book. It is recommended to refer to it to learn lessons.

The writing is great, it's a bit like watching Miss Marple's Mysteries. Although it's not the same genre, it still feels that way.

I have read Chapter 104 so far, and I feel that the author is very good at playing with the readers' emotions (praise here). Although it mainly writes about daily life (not peaceful daily life), it contains elements of decryption, adventure, magic, and even some detective novels (referring to Shireen's talent for bringing bad luck). It is by no means boring, but very interesting. It does not take up a lot of brain cells, nor is it painful to read. The author also has his own humorous style, which is suitable for leisure time. (Of course, if you want to sit down and read this article, I think it's totally fine.) Most of the characters are lovely people. Although they often escape death, they are also likely to survive. Especially if there is a heroine like Xiaoqiang who is indomitable, strong, smart and smart, and dares to fight for every opportunity, people don't mind facing the blast with a positive and optimistic attitude, and may even feel full of hope. So even though it's not a regular Western fantasy novel, I personally enjoyed it. Quite like it.

I just opened this book and read a chapter. I like the author's writing style very much.

The recent chapters have slowed down the pace while giving people a feeling that a storm is about to come, but the shaping of the world view and characters is still a little weak, so give it a try!

The heroine + Western fantasy + the weak protagonist, these three elements have determined the upper limit of this book's performance. I liked this book so much that I read it overnight. I feel conflicted. The book is a good book, but I want to complain about some parts, but I am afraid of hurting the author's heart. If I get angry and read it, it is really a heinous crime. So, let's say something nice first. The writing is very good and the narrative style is great. I found the pace to be quite fast and tense. The characterization is also good, and the writing has a pleasant sense of humor. However, from my personal point of view, this book lacks everything, including humor, tension, and suspense. It just lacks excitement and makes my chest feel a little tight. Oh, I accidentally said the word "cool" which exposed my poor taste. The coolness here refers to a feeling. The heroine is too weak. The weak here does not mean that she is a drag. In fact, based on her performance, she is considered excellent. But she behaves like an ordinary person. She was coerced, had no freedom of choice, was impoverished, and had suspected family problems, but she was helpless, like a hanging sandbag, being brutally beaten by reality and unable to fight back. This makes my chest tight. Not only that. In the incident of solving the underground murderous vine, our kind-hearted and unafraid of death heroine found the culprit like a path-finding cat in the underground waterway. She was tied up and meowed, calling for the dead leaf thugs. At the same time, because he is a weakling, he asks for help everywhere for the sake of justice. After that, it was thankless. The material life of Miss Savior has not improved at all, although the heroine has gained astonishing spiritual wealth. Cool, you don't have to be isolated from such niche books. Look at Locke, what a gentleman thief. The deception method is amazing, and it deceives the nobles, which is fun to watch. If you exclude such exciting plots, no matter how nice the conversation between Locke and his friends is, it is not good to watch. Accidentally said too many bad things? In short, I like this book very much and I have taken it upon myself to write it. I hope that the author will not be discouraged (just don't be a eunuch) and that I will not interfere in the creation. After all, the work is done.

It's a very interesting novel, I hope the author will work harder. I am curious about the ratios of currencies such as vola (silver coins), sinti, and krona. If you have time, I suggest you learn some basic settings related to the work.

I was led into a trap by a sultry guy in a World of Warcraft group. Maybe he discovered this book in NGA? This good book is so deep... After reading more than a dozen chapters, I feel that the writing is as smooth as silk and down to earth, and it is a pleasure to read. I'm looking forward to the appearance of the male protagonist, but unfortunately the book review says there is only one female protagonist and no emotional line? If this is really the case, it is suggested that a male protagonist can be added in the future, with each taking half of the scene, parallel and occasionally interacting? This would be perfect, but it seems difficult to achieve...

It's well written, with a bit of an American drama feel. The last book that made me feel this way was Barton's Fantasy, but that book was too dry for me. I like this one better.

Although I really want to save this chapter, but since my IQ will lower the average level of this chapter, I'd better post it here... Withered leaves are really a happy bean! It feels like besides being an actress, she might also do some part-time work as a circus clown or talk about cross talk. Both Shireen and Costa feel a little bit fooled by her. Such a lively character is quite rare among elves. To use an analogy, it might be like a desert cactus emerging from a group of flowers and plants that need a cool environment to grow quietly, standing out from the crowd like a cactus! In Shireen's busy and rhythmic life, which has no sense of routine at all, it's great to have dead leaves to adjust the atmosphere. The intricate relationship between Skylark and the muralist is like a spider and a butterfly, a hunter and a captive... Perhaps she finally solved the mystery and sent the muralist to prison, but there was no winner in this cruel game, and she also paid a heavy price. It is true that she is an excellent witch hunter, but the osprey does not seem to have grown to that point... Next, how Shireen will rely on pulling forward and retreat to struggle out of her own breathing space will probably have to fall on the osprey and the hound ( The battle of wits is very interesting! After watching it back and forth several times, I finally understood it. Costa Shireen and dead leaves are both cute, especially dead leaves who want to change Shireen's clothes!!!!

It's actually a male channel with a female protagonist! ! ! What's an unexpected surprise is that it's really rare for a male anime to have a female protagonist. It's also strange. Why are so many anime protagonists female and most of the viewers are male? However, the reverse is true for domestic online novels. . . . . . It's really difficult to find stories with female protagonists in male channels - even if there is no male protagonist in female channels, the feeling is different from female protagonists in male channels. How can I put it, the female protagonist in female channels gives the audience a sense of substitution and allows the audience to take the role of the protagonist, while female channels in male channels more allow the audience to appreciate the protagonist. This is what I want

I buy all Costa and heroine stocks

I write a chapter of such high quality every day, so I hope it doesn't end badly.

Come on, author, I happened to find the recommendation post for August in NGA Whirlpool Academy today, so I ran over to take a look. I have only read a few chapters so far, but I feel very good. I hope the author can stick to it. I will do my best to encourage the author by posting a post.

This book was recommended to me in a group. To be honest, when it was recommended, I was still hesitant to read it because I have been shocked by many so-called Western fantasy novels. But after taking a look at the introduction, I was immediately attracted. I have to say that starting with the ordinary life of an ordinary person (at least Shireen at the beginning) is really eye-catching. The subsequent shaping of the plot, characters, and background of the story was also great. Each character has his own characteristics, and the image is not thin, and the background description is very realistic, as if there really is such a world. The story has a strong rhythm, and every time one suspense is solved, another suspense will be thrown up, making people want to read it in one sitting. The setting chosen by Dazhi is no cp + female protagonist + weak protagonist, which may be unacceptable to many readers, because most male readers do not like to read novels with female protagonists, and most female readers do not like to read novels without cp. Even if some readers like novels without male protagonists, a considerable number of them also like cool novels. But I personally like the big setting very much. First of all, I like the genre of stories without male protagonists. Secondly, I don't think a weak chicken is a weak chicken in terms of strength. A big boss I know in JJ also said that upgrading does not necessarily require killing monsters to upgrade strength. From this, it can be seen that both the social status and the upgrading of the protagonist's mind belong to the category of upgrading. To be honest, I have seen too many upgrades of the power system, which made me feel aesthetic fatigue. This writing style that does not focus on the upgrade of the power system made me fall in love with this book at first sight. I remember that when a group of friends recommended DaDa's book to me, they specifically said that the translation was serious, but I didn't think it was anything. I even felt that this style of writing was very suitable for Western fantasy novels. On the contrary, some Western fantasy novels I had read, not to mention the normal writing style, even had a bit of ancient style of writing, which really made me feel weird. When I saw what Dada said about the future situation of this book, I still felt regretful in my heart, but I also know very well how much of a blow it is to an author if a book is not as popular as imagined. But even so, I will recommend Dada's article to more people. I hope everyone can see such an excellent work. I have babbled so much without realizing it, including some of my personal complaints. Although I don't know if DaDa can see this comment, I still want to say: I like DaDa's works very much. If possible, I still hope to see more of DaDa's works! Even if there is no more, I will still remember that there was such an excellent author!

Will the author come back? 😚

Love it! I used to read printed books or read people's updates on forums. I followed others' recommendations and came here to read them. It was the first time I read a book on an online website (actually the first time was on a pirated website when I was a student). I really like to respect the author of his own setting. The character characteristics brought by western fantasy and class are also a lot of bonus points for me. Of course, what I like most is the author's words. Today, I really need this kind of pure land that is not invaded by spoken language and bad jokes. Come on! I will definitely read the new book after this one is finished 😚

1 I clicked on the topic and the setting attracted me. The identity of the magical disaster insurance officer is very interesting and I couldn't help but read on. 2 Well, the previous chapters really discouraged me from quitting. There was too much dialogue, and I often didn't even know the scene had changed. It just feels like the narrative is very unclear. The characters are always having daily conversations, which looks ink-stained and messy. I almost gave up on the book. 3 Because of the suspense of the setting, I kept watching it. In fact, I mainly wanted to see the plot of the Magic Insurance Company. I didn't nod my head until I saw Chapter 10 of Whispering Lily Street. Then after the little girl's elf mother died, um, the plot started to be able to be watched normally. 4 Veterans are the highlight. On the contrary, the character of Dead Leaf is quite boring. In fact, the characters are all well written, but the only ones that stand out are the retired soldier and the great sage who died. The other characters feel a bit boring. What I mean by Niwai is that emotions influence their behavioral decisions. It feels like this is a novel dominated by emotions, which in a sense means that the plot is illogical. Because it is not driven by actual conflicts of interest. So the conflict is a bit untenable and illusory. 5 It was quite enjoyable to watch in the middle, but actually it felt very ink-stained when I looked at it later. It's the flashbacks and intermissions that are often inserted. I skipped them because I didn't want to see those characters at all. At the end of the movie, I basically just jumped from one picture to another, just wanting to know the progress of the plot. This kind of reading experience actually illustrates one thing, that is, after the battle in the palace and the death of the sage, the plot or narrative is a bit ink. As a result, the plot that was supposed to be very tense did not become tense. In fact, it is still the same reason. When writing these things, the author pays too much attention to the inner experience of the characters, and always tries to write about the feelings from everyone's perspective. In this way, the emotions are described well, but the feelings of these people have no significance to the advancement of the plot... So the plot tension is not enough. In fact, I think that when writing about certain places, the author should jump out of those personal perspectives and describe the plot directly from an objective perspective. Because the development of many things is not based on personal feelings and emotions. Writing from a personal perspective will lead to a very narrow perspective. It's like using close-ups and close-ups all the time, which makes people feel dizzy.

It's such a pity that this book is gone...