The Lord of Lightless Lands

I like the protagonist Shota🤭

Why is the protagonist so shrewd in the academy but like a loser when he leaves the academy?

It's too hard to remember the names of fantasy writers. This post records the names of characters that may appear again in case you need to refer to them (´-ι_-`) Updated from time to time Delta Fantasy: Protagonist Hasta: The system assistant who inherits the memory of the protagonist, equivalent to another protagonist Kisga Pedav: Mentor of the protagonist, leader of the spiritual school, Baitrila The master of the seventh tallest tower in the academy Mr. Yaksi: Quesga's animal companion, a big black cat, with the same coat and eye color as the protagonist Haizav: Quesga's apprentice, now a teaching assistant Pere Bol: The senior who bought the protagonist's notes, invited the protagonist to join his small group Diego: Lives next door to the protagonist, and has a good relationship with the protagonist. Very strong, with a big secret Beck: The unremarkable muscular man in Diego's clique Sopha: The short, white-haired and muscular man with glasses in Diego's clique Amperome: The only man in Diego's clique who is not a muscle mass, with a slightly curved back Windsor· Noiva: daughter of Viscount Noeva, beautiful Pucci: one of Windsor's suitors Maureen Pujansto: a taciturn blond boy, one of the people who stayed to ask about the results in the apprenticeship exam Kara Sybil: a delicate girl with light blonde braids, apprenticeship exam One of the people who stayed to ask about the results Prakent: Dean of Baitrila College Kizuo: Lecturer of basic alchemy class, the man who played Qiqi Mo Saliva to students before the exam Francis: One of the lecturers of the Astrology Tower, one of the six directors who were spectators when the Seventh Tower had a director, was Recruited to the front line to reinforce the magic circle Kochol: Archmage of Sword Kiss Bay, the only spectator with a name during the ceremony Flinto Nehe: Lecturer of the Alchemy Department, the inventor of white paper (for this reason, the Academy of Betriela surpassed the Academy of Natural Sciences) Gwen: the chief maester of Riverira, the city of bachelors.

The opening is pretty good, the protagonist has a strong learning ability and is rational, and the cheats are not too much. The low-key development is very consistent with the personality of a time traveler. But since the teacher left, he has become wiser inexplicably. His teacher had informed him of the danger before leaving, but the protagonist had no sense of urgency in his daily life. There is an obvious problem with the nightmare bloodline in his body, and the future of the shadow mage career is unclear. There is no exploration and observation of the power of nightmares, which is not very consistent with the scientific thinking cultivated by time travelers under modern education. It doesn't even fit in with the thinking of a mage in this world. The insensitivity to crisis is also very contradictory. The article describes some things he did when he was an orphan after time travel, and the writing is a bit dark. And after the teacher left, the protagonist behaved as if he had not had those dark experiences. There is also the portrayal of Hastur, which I personally find distasteful. Moreover, Hastur can sense the protagonist's thoughts, read the protagonist's memories, and control the protagonist's body. The protagonist has no way of knowing what Hastur is thinking. The article also shows that although they have the same origin, they are two independent consciousnesses. How terrifying! It's just some scattered thoughts while reading.

The protagonist gives people a very unfocused and childish feeling, which is not to say that this is not a good thing. It would not be bad if the writing was lighter and more about daily life. However, the author also spent a lot of pen and ink on the fate of the country, the end of the protagonist's teacher, and the conspiracy of the vampire. At the same time, the 14-year-old protagonist is studying hard at home and making progress every day. , On the other side, the country is in danger, the teacher is being hunted, and things happen inside the mage tower every day, which makes it particularly tearing. Especially when I saw the mage of the Mysterious Eye trying to kill the protagonist and seize the semi-artifact, he would not hesitate to kill people on campus, but the protagonist was doing cross talk in a nonchalant manner. This feeling made people feel particularly uncomfortable.

One more thing, the protagonist does not seem to have passed through the earth, but from a Datong society with overproduction. This moral brilliance blinded my eyes.

The real title of the book: Daily life of a mage Barely seen a few magics and no battles. This is just an ordinary world. There is nothing extraordinary and boring.

After coming out of the academy, the chapter of the Chamber of Commerce destroyed the protagonist's clever and intelligent persona into rubbish. I endured the paid chapters and waited for the protagonist to get rid of his "disguise". As a result, the author told me that he was really stupid (forcibly not discovering the flaw) and crazy (complaining in serious situations). Damn it.

Just when I saw the Chamber of Commerce, I felt like IQ suddenly pushed me to the ground and rubbed me hard.

No wonder I have an appendix. Pig's Knuckle is a fool. Vincent didn't report any problems, and the teacher's friend was defrauded out of money by you. This shows how ill-intentioned he is. Forget it under normal circumstances, your teacher has told you that the Psychic School has enemies and has threatened him. You are still stubborn and go out to play. Before you have the strength, eat the relics of the evil dream as if you are eating meat. Isn't it delicious? I didn't collect any negative emotions when I went out, so what's the fuss about?