The Artillery Mage

A female mage who was almost killed by the protagonist A female mage who was later saved by the protagonist A female mage who forced the protagonist to participate in the trial regardless of his wishes A female mage who forced the male protagonist to join her organization A female mage who used the male protagonist's sister as a person He forced the female mage to join his organization In the end, the female mage succeeded On the premise that he had the ability to overturn the table, the male protagonist compromised and gave it to the female mage. In exchange for the opportunity on the premise that his sister was being coerced, he went to study with a mage arranged by a female mage. Is this really a man who can: suffer for five years in the Necromancer's castle eat rats and earthworms every day endure the ** of the Necromancer and finally kill the Necromancer through his own plans and efforts - Roland Is this a choice that such a person can make? I can only say one thing: the author is awesome But this reader is even more awesome, the poison resistance is overflowing

The recent writing is so irritating that I can't stand it anymore! Come on over and let off some steam! The protagonist leaves the castle and is now a fool!

A peak start, and then... How should I put it? It's the kind of life where there are ups and downs... And then you're poisoned to death.

I read Chapter 45, and now I'm confused. It's a world of high demons, a world of magic. I was obviously confused when I first saw the statue, and then threw it back in various ways. In a magical world, anyone with a normal mind would think that there is something wrong with the statue. However, the protagonist actually thinks it is someone else's prank over and over again? There are exactly two people in the previous castle. Is this written by the same author? 🤔🤔🤔

I have only read books and rarely posted anything, but I am really unhappy with this old author Mo Xiang. Before I left the fortress, it was a magical book. I felt like I was going to become a god. But I was confused after I came out. When the female wild mage got on the ship, I thought she would definitely die, and then I would get some inheritance, such as cash (to start the academy route), letters of introduction and spell models (to start the wild mage route). But you sucked it in for me and really saved people without any reward? This is a protagonist who has been tortured in a fortress for five years and battles wits and courage with a mage. I can tolerate this. After all, it may be a follow-up branch of the wild mage, but something is completely wrong in the city. A month has passed in the blink of an eye? I've been moving bricks at the dock for a month. Is this an old cunt hiding in the previous fortress? I really can't complain. Isn't this the best time to bury pens and spending lines? Isn't it time to let readers understand your design of the outside world? Even to pave the way for the main mission (creating a new world for mages)? This society needs to change, the status of mages is too low, etc. There is nothing, just jump directly to being forced to join the wild mage organization, uh, I vomited, I couldn't stand it anymore and I quit. Isn't there a little bit of foreshadowing in the middle to keep old readers from vomiting blood? Even if the Duke sold the protagonist before and continued to be a slave, it would be acceptable. It's sad, I can only say it's a pity this beginning. . .

Fantasy is dead, what? It's Mo Xiang, that's okay.

I've read Chapter 398. I can't stand the discussion on the citizenship bill anymore. Mages are natural aristocrats, and the protagonist's identity as a time traveler is determined to benefit people who travel through the world. This is really too poisonous. Absolute equality is a dream, which cannot be realized. Individual differences make the goal of relative equality unsatisfactory, not to mention this is a world with special abilities.

I hope the protagonist this time can be more powerful

After seeing Chapter 57, I was successfully poisoned. Those who can continue are either suffering a little or having brain damage. It is too unbearable.

Read Chapter 44 and make some comments. The new three-character female character in her forties should be the man in black robe who kills the people of the God of Life, right? Let's briefly list the interaction between the female character and the protagonist: The female character appeared in an attack on the Cult of Life, and then was attacked by the protagonist and vomited blood and was injured and escaped. Then he met the male protagonist while hiding in a warehouse. Without further ado, he put a dagger on the protagonist's artery and threatened him. The honey playground begins below. The person being threatened said that I would not speak, so the person who threatened believed me, put away the dagger and went to sleep. The person being threatened also went to meditate directly, and everyone pretended that nothing had happened. The person who was threatened did not fight back the next day, did not tell his teammates, and did not find someone to fight with the person who threatened him. Instead, he went out of his way to express condolences and help the person who threatened him not to be discovered by his teammates. . . The threater seemed to have some intelligence and asked the threatened person [Why do you want to help me? So the answer of the protagonist, who was threatened with a dagger on his artery, made me couldn't help but come to the book review area - "If you want to help, just help." I slowly typed a question mark? ? ? ? ? ? The other party just put a dagger on your neck to kill you! And I've killed someone like this before, and you've already discovered it! Now you tell me that you helped the person who wanted to kill you just because you "wanted to help." Because the other party is injured? Just because the other party didn't kill you directly? Just because the other person is a woman and seems to be very beautiful? Or, in fact, she had been appointed as the heroine long before writing this paragraph, and the author secretly told you? . . . . To be fair, the Castle chapter is really amazing and exciting. I even watched it until four o'clock in the morning, but as soon as the Castle came out, you, the author, came to Duan. . . I will not say any unpleasant things, I only hope that after reading this book review, the author can change the plot of this encounter to make it more reasonable and less intellectually abnormal. This way of meeting is really real. . . Lick.