The Artillery Mage
炮台法师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 15
Some Truly Worthwhile Book Recommendations
I mainly read fantasy and online-game novels, and hardly ever read urban or historical fiction. It's not easy to find a book I can stick with, so I often check out other people's reading lists and get a lot out of them. I'm updating my own list too, in case anyone comes across it and wants to share recommendations. I'm pretty picky about what I read. The flaws I point out are things I've noticed looking back after finishing a book. As the saying goes, a few flaws don't outweigh its merits, so I
My Reading List
Just saving books I've read and liked
A Veteran Reader's List
Recommended by a reader with 15 years' experience. These are worth a look
Ψ [Your Ideal Booklist] Ψ
I've personally tried these books out, focusing on promising stories that aren't brainless or idiotic (those mindless assembly-line studio stories can go to hell). I prefer works with some depth of thought and characters whose actions make sense, at least in light of who they are. No-brain readers, stay away. Immature readers, stay away. Lowbrow readers, stay away. Please save, follow, and send flowers!
Books I Love!
Give them a try if you like! Life is so frustrating! So boring! I've run out of books to read.
Supporting Hidden Gems
Most of the books on this list are by new or not-yet-established authors. I only include books that are still being serialized. I won’t add good books with irregular updates to the list. By the way, if you know any good books, please recommend them. If I think one suits my taste and is enjoyable, I’ll tip the author and add it to the list.
Fantasy, Wuxia, and History
Cleaned up from time to time Wu Mu Yong Heng Guo Du
Moonlight on the Pond, Bookshelves in the Courtyard
I’m always running out of books. I’ll keep the old ones here to browse later, and add new ones when I find something suitable.
Good Books Are Always Out There
A mixed bag of genres, all books I enjoy
Great Reads! (Main List)
Protagonists with both brains and brawn! Fantasy, cultivation, sci-fi, games, history... it's all here! Wizards, cultivation, being reborn, games coming to life... all kinds of flavors for you to sample!
There Are More Books Than You Can Finish
Why are my standards for books getting stranger and stranger?
A Haphazard Reading List
Most of these are humorous books that aren't too cliched, and they're the kind I personally enjoy. My main recommendations are overpowered protagonists, fantasy, and lighthearted stories. I also personally prefer overpowered-protagonist novels, so they make up a larger share of this list. I'm not very interested in conventional, formulaic stories, so I'll also add works that try something new, even if they may not be fully polished. One more thing!!! I'm gradually turning into a dad (comments
Boiling Water, Different Books
These are novels I think are pretty good. I'll write recommendations for some of them, though my writing isn't great. All uplifting reads.
The Book Collection in the Book Pavilion
My personal collection
Books for My Inner Circle
Transmigrate with a golden finger
More like this
A Wizard's Guide to Life
I Have a River of Time
An Abnormal Supernatural World
I Have a Doomsday City
The Warden Who Guards the Witches
I Am a Priest in Another World
Within Range, Everything Is Truth
Conquest Paradise
Back in the Ming Dynasty as a Foolish Emperor
EN
Extraordinary Voyage
The Nameless Commoner Clan
The Immortal Register
Hogwarts: The Bloodline Wizard
Reborn into the Legend of the White Snake
EN
This Account is Toxic
Cultivating the Right Way
The Number One Player Across Time and Space
The Pay-to-Win Demon Lord
EN
The Cardcaptor Mage
EN
Naruto World in the Tenseigan
This Green Dragon Has Not a Trace of Yang Energy
Wizard: It Starts with Choosing One of Three Panel Talents
Greek Mythology: Drawing Cards from the Start, the Goddesses Desperately Want to Marry!
The White Dragon's Immortal Path Simulator
Reborn in 1938: I'm Done Being a Landlord
I Put All My Talent Points into Strength
Mages Will Always Be Your Daddy
A Dungeon Just Appeared in My Living Room
Siheyuan: Starting by Picking Up Attributes
Pretending to Be a Boss
I Turned into an Evil Dragon
EN
Extraordinary Voyage
The Big Data World
Reader comments 50
Google Translate
A female mage who was almost killed by the protagonist A female mage who was later saved by the protagonist A female mage who forces the protagonist to participate in the trial against his will. A female mage who forces the male protagonist to join her organization A female mage who takes the male protagonist's sister hostage and forces her to join her organization
I've been writing so many infuriating stuff lately, I can't take it anymore! I'm just venting here! The protagonist is a complete idiot once he leaves the castle!
A peak start, and then... How to put it... It's like life is just a series of ups and downs... And then I got poisoned to death.
I've read 45 chapters and I'm completely baffled. One is a high-magic world, the other a world with magic. When I first saw the statue, I was clearly bewildered, then kept throwing things back at it. In a magical world, anyone with a normal brain would realize there's something wrong with the statue. Yet, the protagonist repeatedly thinks it's a prank? He's a completely different person from the one in the castle earlier. Is this the same author? 🤔🤔🤔
Some thoughts on this book
I've mostly read books and rarely post, but I really have to vent about this veteran author, Mo Xiang. Before the Fortress arc, it was practically a masterpiece; I felt like it was going to become a god. But after the fortress arc, it all fell apart.
Fantasy is dead? What? It's Inkland? Oh, never mind then.
I've read up to chapter 398, and the discussion about the Citizenship Act is getting too much for me. Mages are natural aristocrats, and the protagonist, a transmigrator, is determined to benefit everyone in this world—it's just too cruel. Absolute equality is a dream, it's unattainable. Individual differences make even relative equality impossible, let alone in a world with supernatural abilities.
Hopefully, the main character this time will be more impressive.
I was completely hooked after reading chapter 57. Anyone who continues reading this is either a submissive character or has lost their mind. It's just too much.
Having read up to chapter 44, I'd like to offer some suggestions. The three-character female character who appears in her forties must be the black-robed man who killed the members of the Life God Cult, right? Let's briefly list the interactions between this female character and the protagonist: