Magic Truth

Thousands of years ago, you were my admirer and I was your evangelist. Thousands of years later, I am your admirer, and you are my guide. In the broken and blurred memory, the indelible figure is hidden in the light and shadow of time. I am willing to use everything to make you safe, I am also willing to give up everything to find your lost traces. "I will come back, at the node where we will eventually meet." "You will wait, in the vastness of time and space."

1. It's understandable that there are many settings, but the rules have been added, but the plot has not been written much. In the end, the rule eunuch was completed. All the pitfalls have been filled, and there is no follow-up plot. I am very speechless. 2. I didn't understand why the author talked about writing more female characters but the protagonist had to be a man. After seeing it, I understood that it was to open a harem. But to be honest, if you want to have a harem, then you should write a love line! If I don't want to watch a beautiful girl poke her eyes out and follow the loser protagonist, shouldn't I withdraw it earlier? 3. The protagonist is strong because he is hanging on the wall, not because he really has any strength. Without those plug-ins, he is just a passerby who may not even have a name. 4. It is basically a data article. The plot that should be included in the later period has not been written, so the main plot can be omitted. There is nothing in the fighting process, it is just calculation. If you don't want to see the calculation, you can just omit it. The characters are not very fleshed out. There is only one real supporting role, Antinoya. After the others appear, you can treat them as passers-by with names. What do you want me to say about advantages? The main plot is quite interesting despite the fact that the author did not write it in detail later. In fact, the most disgusting thing for me is that the author made the male protagonist seem quite normal in the early stage, but in the later stage, he was not satisfied with the secret LSP and pretended to be a human being. There is just one word to describe this character: hypocrite. I am speechless. I saw the comments on the previous chapters and I didn't give up. I saw the comments on the later chapters and I still didn't give up. I've finished reading it, and I've finished reading the extras, so I'm here to write a lightning protection complaint. What made me insist on watching it was just because I wanted to see the later plot, but it took so long to prepare for it, and then that was it. It's my fault that I'm still too young. I will definitely read the catalog first and then carefully appreciate the comments made by my seniors. 🙏

Because I have read 3r and read the complete version, I am considered to be the selected readers. I have always liked the true mage in DND, who is neither melee-combat nor mindless with fireballs. So this novel is quite to my liking, and I've heard of some of the abuses in it and can understand them, so there's nothing toxic about it while I'm reading it. But of course I can't write a long review just to praise the author. What I want to talk about below are some flaws that I personally feel, just like the sand in the dish. It's not poisonous, it's just uncomfortable. Not to find fault or make excuses. If you have different opinions, please respond rationally. I personally read books very quickly, but I remembered the details incorrectly, which led to errors in the evaluation. Thanks for pointing it out. Regarding settings, copying the complex 3r rules results in a serious proportion of words in the setting, but ordinary readers will not read it as carefully as phb. Ten lines at one glance is a bit exaggerated, and there are always three lines at one glance. This leads to the fact that after reading more than a dozen chapters of settings, I still don't understand the specific rules and have a lot of questions. As for numerical values, in online games, a level 3 character can do a few hundred damage with a single blow, but the concept of a level 3 mage in 3R dealing more than a hundred damage is difficult for people who have not played in a group to understand. This leads to the novel being very self-indulgent. The author wants to show that the "protagonist is very powerful", but the readers cannot understand it at all. Regarding invincibility, most games pay attention to balance, and 3r's excessive power is really not in the same world as the newbies. It will also leave non-group players confused. Because the author and people who know it find it interesting that the protagonist is strong, but readers who don't understand it will only think that this is the aura of the protagonist, and they will think: If others can learn all the professional spells, they will be just as powerful. It is difficult for outsiders to understand why Zaiqiang BD is so powerful. Some things cannot be seen simply on paper and must be seen in actual combat. As for spells, the blue bars that outsiders think are completely different from the blue bars of UA. The disputes about blue bars and spell slots are also ridiculous. Ignore this point. (But the inherent impression still causes prejudice.) As for spells, it is also difficult for people who do not join a group to understand why Hammer of Justice is needed instead of Fireball, and Colorful Jet is needed instead of Magic Missile. Rather than forcefully popularizing these sciences, resulting in too many settings, it is better to describe more RP-oriented spells and bring about combat power in one stroke. Again, people who don't play in a group have no concrete idea of ​​the combat power of DND. For readers, it is better to describe the scene of the fireball exploding and the tragic image of the enemy after being burned than to write about a pea-sized fireball that hit the enemy dozens of points of blood. That is to say, numerical descriptions such as throwing dice are not as good as specific scene descriptions. Runners can imagine what happened based on the data, but readers cannot. As for money, the protagonist is invincible at the same level at the beginning. From time to time, he gets better at killing monsters at multiple levels, so the excitement of leveling up is gone. Now add the added bonus of casually picking up artifacts and getting benefits from the mentor, but the result is that the risk is considered a lottery and the fun is gone. This novel is too selective for readers. If the author doesn't mind, you can ignore my comments above. Anyway, I can understand it.

Quite disappointed. I originally thought that the book reviews said that the DND rules of this book were very interesting, so I kept reading. The first half was barely interesting because it was my first relatively complete exposure to this kind of subject matter (not a second setting); but after the plot developed into "time travel", it suddenly became boring, and the ending was a mess.

With this way of writing, I won't dare to follow this author's books in the future. I feel like I just wrote a rough outline when I wrote it, or I wrote a novel with a rule book in mind. Many characters have a beginning but no end, and many likable characters were cut off as they were written. I fully booked it before the time travel, and jumped into it after the time travel. It gave me the feeling that the author had changed in the middle, and the word impetuous was written on my face. At first, I was still digging into the world view to write about the supporting characters. Later, I felt like I was rushing forward to enter the palace. What are the supporting characters and the world view? Once it's cut, it's over. The final outcome is indeed considered entering the palace. DND fans can read it when they are short of books, others do not recommend it (probably the free chapters are enough to dissuade readers who have never played DND-like games.)

Let's give some comments about this book. First, the introduction of various settings in the article is slightly bloated. Second, in order to promote the plot line, it is unwise to limit the protagonist. This book does not feel like the protagonist is driving the plot, but the author is deliberately arranging the plot. Thirdly, the creation of supporting characters is a bit stiff, and even some details are very disgusting to me. Fourth, the whole article is too fat and the language is not concise enough. Fifth, the interweaving of the plot is also a bit stiff. In short, in this book, I don't feel that the protagonist is an orthodox protagonist, but more like a puppet in the plot. It doesn't look smooth, which is very uncomfortable. Overall, I give you 3.5 Points, five out of five. That is, "worth seeing, but no guarantee"

After reading more than 30 chapters, I was almost persuaded to quit. Is it still worth reading later? I watched it just for the DND and mage setting. The three main characters are okay so far. The plot development seems a bit slow... It doesn't matter if it is slow. The problem is that it is peaceful and has no ups and downs... In fact, it doesn't matter if the plot is flat, I can still watch it. It doesn't matter if there is a little bit of logic in it, you can ignore it... The main reason is that the protagonist, as a middle-aged man in his thirties who carries a deep hatred and is determined to take revenge, seems not very mature in the author's description, like an inexperienced child... In fact, you have to say that he is not good at speaking and not good enough. It's okay to be good at dancing, but the author lacks a little foreshadowing to make the development of this plot more smooth, natural, and reasonable... If some people say that the foreshadowing is just a weak plot, then I can't help it🤷‍♀️ In summary, the setting is okay, and the author has a lot of room for improvement. Maybe it will be much better in the later stage? I'll take a look and leave a message if there's anything good about it.

Great book, fully ordered. Don't be influenced by book reviews. I think your writing is very good. I, a reader who knows only a little about DND, can also appreciate the scenery of this world from your description.

Without a lot of game foundation, I can't understand the core settings of the game at all, such as the caster level of a mage. If you don't understand, I suggest you read the comments. The content is quite good, but the author's writing is too anxious. People who read a lot of settings at once will feel a little dizzy. People who can read the first 10 chapters will be very annoyed.

The plot of this book just deviates and deviates again and again, and in short, nothing goes according to plan. The author is suffering from an occupational disease caused by DMs who know too much about PCs. In any case, the author's camp has no good or evil orientation, but on the other side, Duoduo has become extremely confused.

I spend money to read a book and say a few words... Usually when I read a book, I spend money to pursue it, which gives the author a big motivation. Even if I can't stand it anymore and it's not worth pursuing, I still give it a first try. After all, writing a book is not easy. I wanted to write it, but later I realized that I couldn't persevere, so I didn't write it. So why haven't I finished any of the books? Because the update is too slow. In this era, there are too many ways to entertain yourself, such as mobile games, web games, online games, reading books, chess and cards, watching movies, etc. In a book, you can watch the protagonist work hard step by step from the beginning, and you can follow it. But if you don't read a book for several days, you may forget the name of the protagonist of the story. After all, everyone has something to do, either work or socializing. So the author will update a lot.

The adventurer Zhongxia uses the "Time Rewind Talisman" to rewind the time within the current range by one round (6 seconds). The adventurer Zhongxia used the "Expulsion Technique" and successfully expelled the Hot Chicken Spirit. Adventurer Midsummer received a copy of "Ancestor Adventure Trophies that Can Make Words Spiritual - Black Classics - Unnamed" as a grateful gift from Young Man Who Suicide. The adventurer Midsummer casts "Detection Magic" and obtains the "Identification Technique" effect through the "Mechanism Goggles". … Adventurer Zhongxia named "The ancestral adventure trophy that can make words spiritual - a black tome with infinite pages - unnamed" as "Zhongxia's Spell Notes", and the naming was successful. Adventurers Midsummer get new colorful plug-ins.

In the early stage of the game world, it is understandable. Normal. However, there are already more than 200 chapters, why, it's still in the game. Looking at the introduction of the article, shouldn't the focus of the article be the integration of games and the real world after the apocalypse? Could it be that the author wants to make the protagonist invincible before the end of the world and then... The apocalypse is here, do you want to write a daily love story? (Also, it only takes one year for the world to end. The protagonist in the previous life did not reach a height before his death, but it can be completed in a few weeks in this life. This is too ridiculous.)

After reading this book, I have learned a lot about how to become a strong person By the way, I would like to ask the author, do you know how to use templates to become a strong person? Also, how can I use the Ling'ao separation rules to reach the strongest state with Ling'ao + Nine Swords within the limit of 40 HD?

This author actually has a girlfriend? ! !

Good book, but the setting is a bit complicated. The progress is too difficult. This progress requires writing 10 million words.

Because all dnd games after this book have launched mages, The EA version of Baldur's Gate 3 has just been completed and is on board Dedicate all your monthly passes Rush!

I am an old bookworm (I accidentally lost the level 20 junior V I bought at **). I mostly read pirated copies and subscribed to many. This book gives me the feeling that it can grow into a fine novel. I am willing to spend money on this book, but as everyone knows about the game category, it is basically impossible to become popular. Next, let's talk about why the content of the book gave me this feeling: 1. Introduction to settings that are indispensable for game novels Some people complained that there are too many settings in this book, which I think is a bit true. However, when the author wrote the settings, I did not feel bored or the number of words was low. It was also interesting to read this chapter and it was interesting to have people in it to popularize science or discuss it, so instead of feeling bad, I felt it was a plus. 2. World view setting It should be a plane type, with only more than a hundred chapters. I don't see any problems, so I won't discuss it for now, but I hope the author can control it, otherwise the quality will not last long 2333 3. In terms of plot It is still in the development stage for the time being. There are a lot of small pretense. I am looking forward to the future development of the big pretense. New book friends can take advantage of it and I guarantee that they will not suffer In general, it is a good book with basically no poisonous points br>I also want to say more good things, but there is no way. The author is too short, too short, and there is no way to continue the analysis (crazy express). I will add more when the book has more words In addition, I still believe in my feelings, and I hope this book will get better and better in the future! You can point out and add to your different opinions. Anyway, the more personal opinions, the better

Complicated settings, mediocre plot, and boring to watch.

I find this style of writing particularly attractive.... I am now reading this book as if I am addicted to it.

Six recommendation votes are given! ! ! 🤓

I feel like there is something wrong with the worldview of this book. If all the people on earth entered, there would be 7 billion. Calculated based on the population integration ratio, then Arthur's population would be at least 12 billion. So here comes the question. Calculated in terms of productivity level, Arthur's world is at most in the first industrial revolution (mages and druids should not work in the fields), so how much land is needed? About 30 times the size of the Earth. This is a huge number. In this book, I feel that the integer map is only the size of Eurasia and is full of poisonous spots.

The more I write about it, the more exciting it becomes. I keep following it.

This chapter was updated yesterday. The author delayed it for a while.

Let me talk about some of my opinions after reading the free chapter: Disadvantages ①: There are many things that readers who have never played DND cannot understand, so they need Baidu to help with this chapter. ②: Some nouns are spoken differently by different people. Sometimes they are abbreviated and sometimes they are full Chinese characters, such as GP and gold coins. Switching back and forth sometimes looks weird. ③: Due to problem ①, there are a lot of complicated setting descriptions in the book, and the story unfolds very slowly... ④: This story uses too many numerical settings. Although all professionals in the Arthur plane have a plug-in-like interface system, many places feel too much like a game, and the sense of immersion in the world is greatly reduced... ⑤: Time feels weird! The protagonist is online for a period of time every day (note, this is not all day), what has he done in a month! I read a bunch of books, learned a lot of magic, and went on a fucking adventure, crossing a mountain range and returning to Mystra! Generally speaking, with a medieval setting like this, shouldn't it take a long time to go out? ... This is very 😅😅 Except for the above shortcomings, the rest is okay. Comprehensive evaluation: It's quite interesting to listen to when you're bored 😴

I recently played Baldur's Gate 3 and came into contact with some things about DND gameplay. Then two days ago, I was bored and visited the Qidian online game area. I randomly clicked on a novel to read, and then I clicked on the truth of magic What a coincidence, it's still related to Dungeons and Dragons However, after reading more than 500 chapters, I am still confused about DND The author's writing style is witty and humorous, and the intervals are reasonable and not awkward I hope to continue to create

I have read this book in its entirety. Although it is not finished yet, the advantage of following the writing progress of the author is that it allows me to read it all and read it completely. Now I feel that it is quite magical, but since I was not in a hurry in the early stage, I did not feel too hasty in the later time when I was about to travel through Arthur. It felt like an anticlimax to me. The last two months passed inexplicably, and the author also brushed it off in July when God was not around. I think it really shouldn't be. It made me feel boring after traveling through Arthur. I was really in a hurry, and I passed through such a magnificent setting in just a few strokes.

After reaching chapter 40, I really can't stand it anymore. The complicated settings in the early stages are quite tiring. Then the plot unfolded too slowly. It felt like I was reading a collection of settings and basic strategies published by a game company. I actually like this type of mage alien world, so I read Chapter 40, but after flipping through the table of contents, I felt that there are many more in the back that are setting introductions, so I gave it up for the time being. I will read it again when I am short of books.

Here are the rules for time travel. As long as you reply 666 below, you can time travel. There are still tens of thousands of places available this year, and you will get various cheats such as attribute panels, AFK systems, exchange shops, etc. For time travel, on a first-come, first-served basis. There is no middleman to make a profit, you just make money when you sign the contract!

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