The Mage in the Corner

If you named your protagonist "Luther," you probably didn't intend for anyone to read your book... You might as well name your next protagonist "Loser."

It's well-written, but the church is portrayed as too weak. The church pastor can't even handle a ghost; how can they possibly be the only orthodox church? And with so many red dragons, won't the person controlling them leak information? Anyway, overall it's good, quite novel.

To be honest, I have a strange aversion to the female lead. It might be because of how she met the main character; just because a stranger treated her to barbecue, she slept with him for a night. I doubt anyone else would have done the same. It makes me wonder if this is the first time she's been involved in such a situation.

How can the protagonist's name in a Western fantasy/fantasy novel be so awful? Couldn't they come up with something more ordinary? Is it something like "Lu Se" (撸瑟), "Lu Guan" (撸管), or "Lu Se" (撸色)? They don't even put any effort into it; who are they trying to disgust by posting it on a platform?

Honestly, the original plot and setting are really good. It has an absurd and dark medieval style, and the protagonist's abilities seem quite appealing. This kind of humorous and funny story is quite rare. The only drawback is that there are quite a few missing characters.

The chapter about the Holy Son Project was so painful. They forced a group of subordinates to carry out the Holy Son Project behind the protagonist's back, completely disregarding the protagonist's feelings as the one in power, and directly drugged and raped him. At first glance, it seems fine, but if the protagonist were a woman, wouldn't it be much more obvious?

It's a very interesting, realistic medieval science fiction fantasy. Others might be confused, but as the author, I think it's actually quite well written. The author himself must have put in the effort to study the occult.

This is clearly a very logical but rambling and unconventional book. I don't know if you've ever read a book that was highly praised by others, something like "The Mad Wizard's Experiment" or "The Mad Experiment." These two are obviously of the same type. At first, you might not be able to make sense of them.

Luther is such a terrible name. I'm speechless at the author. They can't even come up with a good name. They should change it. The protagonist could be called Luther.

Readers, please consider this carefully. If you can accept the following keywords: "fictional world," "filial piety between father and son (corpse)," and "three female protagonists (all)."