Dragon Wizard

Post a book recommendation post in the book circle, and also post a copy in the book friend circle. Dear book friends, if you see it in the circle, please give it a thumbs up so that more readers can pay attention to this good book. I would like to congratulate the author for putting it on the shelves, but I would not consider it as a courtesy. In ancient times, there were literati who sent poems to each other as gifts, and in return, I would like to give you a few immature book reviews. Original post: Author Yamashita King, this is a book I must read every day. 1. First of all, I want to talk about the overall temperament of this book, which is very pure Western fantasy style. Why add the word "pure"? From the setting of the story background, the overall framework, the establishment of characters to the detailed descriptions of dialogue, action scenes, etc., They all reveal the temperament of Western fantasy novels. When I first read the first chapter (later the author made changes and added three chapter introductions, which is equivalent to the current fourth chapter), I immediately thought of "The Buried Giant" by Ishiguro Yuichi. After reading further, I felt the author's huge framework and ambition, which reminded me of classic works such as "The Lord of the Rings" and "A Song of Ice and Fire". I feel like this is a "big" book. 2. Next, tell the story. Rock, the young heir of the Blackthorn family, was buried alive. A time-traveled soul was reborn in Rock, and found himself in a world of wizards, swordsmen, curses, dragons and warcraft. The heir who had nothing and was being hunted faced not only the killing of his close relatives, but also the hostility of all the powerful nobles and indifferent common people in the small town where he lived. I originally wrote a paragraph about the plot, but deleted it after I finished it. After all, I hate spoilers. All I can say is that I really couldn't guess the plot direction of the novel, and I have never guessed it correctly. Let's talk about the highlights of the story. Personally, I think the most dazzling highlight is one "big" and one "small". "Big": As the story progresses, Rock's gradual strength and counterattack (individual), his subtle dealings with the enemy (opponent), his relationship with the people of the entire town (mass), and the arrival of Warcraft and war (region), the contradictions are very layered, and this layering is not spread out all at once, but unfolds bit by bit in the narrative. As mentioned in the first point, this will be a magnificent book with a huge world view. In fact, the 200,000 words that have been released so far have not yet fully unfolded the contradictions in the story. There are many pits and they are worth digging deep. "Small": Such a huge story gave me a profound sense of immersion. The author's entry point is very small, a small town, a family, and the initial opponent is his uncle and the nobles of the town. Rock's rise is the path of every ordinary person's efforts (such as me, the street-fighting author). 3. What I like most is the narrative rhythm of this novel. It's funny to say that I am actually a very impatient person and like to start fights when I disagree, but I don't know why I fell in love with this slow-paced novel. To tell you the story, even the fighting scenes and tense scenes are written with great atmosphere, like a low-pitched song, which is very comfortable to read. 4. It is a very strange thing to boast about writing skills. After all, even those who have the ability to write long-form writing are not much different. But I really admire the author's writing skills. The unfolding of scenes, psychological portrayal, and stylization of characters' language are all very good. I feel that the author is a very thoughtful person, and he often comes up with many golden sentences that will make people think. For example, "Once people's curiosity arises, it will be like a virus, driving the instinct to find out what's going on." "The lowly serves the noble. This is an eternal dark rule. After all, dignity is sometimes not as important as a piece of bread." The author is a person who is willing to put effort into refining sentences. I'll write this first, and those who are interested can take a look.

How many people saw the struggle at Hogwarts?

It depends on your performance

I thought it was Hogwarts!

At first glance, I thought he was struggling at Hogwarts...

Seeing too many idiots in front of me, I was immediately persuaded to leave. I feel that respect is mutual. Idiots will not see the sentence you wrote. Only people who are ready to read your book and don't understand it will see it.

. . . In fact, this novel is quite good. I don't know why so few people have read it. Maybe it's because of the previous ant plot. . . After all, there aren't many people who like ants as much as I do. . . . . . Generally speaking, in the early stages of this book, the author has already given a grand and complex worldview, indicating the author's ambition, but there is no mention of how the protagonist traveled through time, and it is not clear what the golden finger is. The protagonist seems not to care about the world before time travel, and at the same time, he naturally does not care about killing people. These points are still a bit awkward. . . . . . But overall, the writing is smooth and the plot is relatively compact. It is still a good novel. . .

After all, he is a rich person, but now this word count is of limited meaning. Maybe it's because I don't understand the world of rich people.

Not to brag, the author's writing is a bit hasty, the plot advances too fast, even the urgent plot is too fast. I suggest the author read the book Da Long Hangs Up for reference. The background is similar but different from the author's book. Although the ending of that book is rather hasty, the writing in the beginning and middle is particularly smooth. I hope the author can learn something from it. After correcting the problem, I believe this book will be even better!

When did you change your name? I haven't watched it for a while

After reading more than ten chapters, I was a little confused. Maybe I didn't read enough and couldn't understand it.

The strongest licking dog among the group came to support!

It is not uncommon for the protagonist to be weak and bullied, or even encounter misfortune. However, it is rare for works to write this kind of plot well, because many of them will inexplicably develop into a scene where the male protagonist recruits a large harem with a golden finger. I personally don't like this kind of plot development very much. I still like to focus on my career. The book "Struggle in Gezwok" I am reading recently is completely in line with my taste. The male protagonist Rock is completely engaged in career! But to be honest, the male protagonist is indeed a little pitiful. First of all, it should be stated that this male protagonist has traveled through time, and his original body seems to have been killed. Back to the topic, the male protagonist is considered to be of noble birth, but his father was framed and his uncle wanted to usurp power and ordered his servants to stun the male protagonist and bury him alive. Fortunately, the male protagonist met a mysterious old man, and there was a system similar to exchange. He could obtain certain abilities by sacrificing medals or family crests, or summon swordsmen and knights to serve him. Such a setting is really a blow to the weak or even weak male protagonist. The male protagonist acquired a loyal swordsman by sacrificing his family crest - Yage, who has been helping and accompanying him. One of the things I appreciate about Rogge's decisive attitude towards Qiu is that he doesn't have any unnecessary nonsense or even a sarcastic attitude. He goes straight to deal with the opponent simply and neatly, which makes people shout out that it's refreshing! In addition to this neat way of doing things, the male protagonist Rock's boldness, carefulness and sincere attitude towards making friends are also worthy of praise. After all, when making friends, it is better for everyone to be more attentive. Because of this, it is very gratifying that Rock has gained the help and friendship of Muldan and Doggos. I believe that the male protagonist will meet more and more like-minded friends in the future, and he will eventually be able to defeat the darkness and bring light. I look forward to the day when Rock continues to mature and reach the top!

The front view is so confusing that I can't understand it.

Recently, I was taught the novel "Hamlet" in a foreign literature course, and it reminded me of the male protagonist in the novel "Struggle at Gzwok" that I was reading. Roque and Hamlet are really very similar. First of all, both of them have good backgrounds. Of course, Hamlet has a higher status as a prince, but Roque also has a high status in the place where he was born. The second is that both of their fathers were framed and killed, and both had a bad uncle who wanted to kill them to seize the throne/property. This kind of analysis really makes me lament once again how miserable the male protagonist is. Therefore, the original person was already dead at the beginning of the chapter, and another time traveler survived to complete his mission in Rock's place. Although the strength of the male protagonist was not obvious at first, he could kill any swordsman. But after all, the male protagonist doesn't have any plug-ins, so how can the plot continue? The male protagonist met a mysterious old man. I still wonder what this old man does. He is really mysterious and has not revealed any information. Because of the appearance of this mysterious old man, the male protagonist has gained a system similar to exchange. The male protagonist can enhance his strength by sacrificing medals or family emblems, and may also be able to summon swordsmen or knights. Although the burden on the male protagonist is heavy and the enemies he faces are really strong, the male protagonist is not alone. He also makes many friends along the way. There is the cute little maid Sally who has always been with him, Yag who has been with him through life and death, Dogus who was deceived by him but later formed a tacit understanding, and Muldan who met him in the goblin tavern and saved his life. These people are all strong supporters of the male protagonist Rock. Rock's attitude towards enemies and his ability to treat friends sincerely are really admirable, but there is one thing that I don't understand, and it may be due to the plot. All the male protagonist can count on now is the sacrifice system besides the friends he has made. I hope that the male protagonist can start learning and exercising on his own, instead of simply relying on external objects. It is true that strength can be enhanced through sacrifice, but it always feels a bit empty and has no real sense. The female characters in this novel currently have some roles, and the one that impressed me the most is the little maid Sally next to the male protagonist. Sally is really a little angel, but the little angel is always hurt. When the hero returned to the manor, the food little Sally ate was stewed in a pot with leftovers that others did not want. It was really just pig food. Then when I went to help the hostess with something, he was caught and had his fingernails pulled out, with his fingers connected to his heart. Thinking about it, you will know how much damage this girl has suffered. Not only that, she almost lost her virginity in order to make the male protagonist and the others eat better. Later, when the male protagonist was set up by that Enoch, she was unlucky again. She was accused of stealing the noble's money and was beaten violently. This poor girl has really endured too much. Every time I see her hurt, my heart twitches. I really hope that the male protagonist can grow up and become a protective umbrella for this poor and loyal girl, instead of little Sally giving it time and time again. Judging from the current progress, Rock's road to becoming stronger is really long. Just defeating his uncle feels very difficult. What's more, his uncle obviously has a very powerful force. It is speculated that it is a dark force, so the male protagonist's burden is getting heavier and heavier. Grow up quickly, not only the friends around you need help, the world also needs Rock to change, I am waiting for the day of change!

I feel bad, what the hell am I writing 🔪🔪🔪🔪

I've read ten chapters and it's all a mess, I don't know what it means! Patience has been exhausted!

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