The Magic School Dropout

I found this book quite enjoyable. To understand it, I started reading the author's previous book, only to discover it was one I'd abandoned after reading a few dozen chapters. This time, I patiently read on, though the beginning was a bit toxic. Towards the end, all I could say was "mmp" (a vulgar expression of frustration). I felt my intelligence was being completely overwhelmed by this book.

This book is truly a disaster. The author put their heart into writing it, but people keep accusing them of plagiarism without even reading it... I watch anime, read light novels and web novels, and honestly, apart from some coincidences in the settings, the plot and character settings of this book have absolutely nothing to do with Ainz Ooal Gown.

The character Da Liang from the previous book was quite impressive! He single-handedly created the first human empire, the only one in the main world to unify the past and future. Let me list for you some of Da Liang's achievements in the Heroes of Might and Magic world. Of course, please point out any mistakes, as I've forgotten many things over time. First, he was the master of the Drow elves.

Having read about a hundred chapters, let me share my thoughts. (No downsides so far, just pure praise) This book is a sequel to the author's previous book, "Starting with an Archangel," so the first ten chapters are dedicated to introducing the protagonist and his forces. This is to accommodate new readers, so please be patient and keep reading.

Everyone's writing book reviews, so I'll write one too. 😊 I learned about this game by reading the Absinthe Book, and I first encountered the Battlegrounds mode, which helped me understand the entire world view. It can be said that Vermouth was the one who sparked my interest in games and novels; later, Twelve Wings brought this interest to its peak, which also caused a three-to-five-year hiatus…

I've been following this story since it started with an archangel, and the new book has a good start. I hope the divine realm is well-structured and that I don't rush the pace. Good wine is best enjoyed slowly. Sequels are harder to write than new ones. Keep it up! 😁

The author's skill level in the later stages of the previous book was simply divine, but unfortunately it only had a couple hundred chapters, which wasn't enough. If the previous book had maintained that level of quality from the beginning, I believe the author could have achieved legendary status. Looking forward to your new work, Liang Zong, keep it up! ^0^ What do you want a bicycle? T^T What kind of watch do you want? T^T

Please feature this post! Writing such a long piece wasn't just a spur-of-the-moment decision; it was also a way to practice writing argumentative essays. I don't think it's appropriate to label this book as an "invincible protagonist" story, after all, seeing the "invincible protagonist" genre... I always thought it was pretty mindless, but this book is indeed a fast-paced, invincible story.

I gave up on Chapter 2. It said my personal strength would be reset to zero, but all I did was fantasize about why my strength was gone and why I couldn't cast spells. It's fucking addictive!

We all know that outside the crystal wall lies the general universe. The author hasn't yet explained what role the original Hero World's server cluster played after the breakthrough, but judging from the fact that monsters spawn on the initial star, the game system is probably still there.