This Mage Is Dangerous

Waiting for the Floating City to be online (") You guys, don't pick and choose. There have been very few dnd novels that you can read in recent years.

I have been exposed to the DND genre for five or six years. I like this world structure very much. It is different from the mysterious structure of the Ke system. DND gives me the feeling of a complete inner-circulation world view. Similarly, dnd also brings many creative modes. Any story in the entire timeline can be taken out to write a book. Moreover, DND's own system is very complete and various settings are also very detailed. However, because there are several editions of the setting collection, don't be too particular about the book and just enjoy the story quietly. In the past few years, I have seen many people being criticized and abandoned because of the difference between the setting structure and the DND worldview. I hope the author has a better attitude. For dnd, a creation with a complete worldview, it is very common for details to be withheld because the structure of dnd is very detailed. If there is a slight difference, it will be found out. You can listen to opinions, but don't obey them completely. The novel is enjoyable to watch. Being completely sophisticated will only turn it into a dull set of settings. Let's talk about this book. Anyone who likes the DND world should know that the Arcane Empire is a great era. It is an era created by human beings. It is an era where the stars shine. Netheril's footprints are all over the planes. The great arcane masters cut off the mountains and changed the landscape. They have the power of the gods on the main material plane. Although this laid the foundation for the destruction of Nether, it is undeniable that this is still the greatest era of mankind. All races are convinced, the era of mankind's highest, and the golden age of mankind. And the great man who single-handedly promoted the advancement of this great era, Iolum It is undeniable that he made a contribution to Nether. He is the legend of Nether. Although the chronicles highlight his great deeds, they are only a few and are missing in the end. The life of this legendary man is very mysterious. We only know that he seems to be a born genius, and every time he appears, he is accompanied by the debut of a cross-era invention. . This book is one of the few books about Netheril in the DND worldview, and it is also the story of Iolum in the early days of Nether. I hope the author will create well and write about the life of this legendary figure.

I think if the protagonist wants to build a magic tower, he can use the space battleship as the standard, and then directly develop the Death Star in the later stage.

Good. The author writes that it tastes like food and is basically not poisonous. Suitable for old bookworms. I hope the author keeps the pace and doesn't get carried away and writes five or six hundred chapters or something.

The most surprising thing about this novel for me is the detailed description. There are many detailed descriptions about the early world of Nesser Empire. Although I like the background of DND, it is too difficult for me to read the game manual. I don't know whether the author collected the information or his own understanding. But when there are novices everywhere in the Western Fantasy District, it is really surprising to have such a detailed description of the novel! ! !

1 The protagonist has three key destiny in the future: make the core, lift off the floating city, find Karsus and accept him as his apprentice. Feel free to tinker with other things as you please, and the world won't think you're doing the opposite. 2 Nether is destined to end. No empire is eternal. Of course, individuals in this world can achieve eternity. Compared with the original history, Boen can still survive alone with the cluster of floating cities that follow him. The key point here is not to interfere with the general trend of history. 3 As a famous event, what Karthus did will definitely happen. But there is no problem for the protagonist to save his apprentice afterwards and save his life. The core historical focus here should not be that Karsus must die, but the end of Nether, the collapse of the magic network, and the fall of the goddess. 4 The first-generation magic goddess is probably the real heroine. After all, many people in dnd have complained about this dedicated goddess. Taking advantage of that opportunity, the protagonist can completely liberate her from her priesthood. The goddess of magic has fallen, but Mystra is alive, and her knowledge and responsibility are enough to accompany the protagonist in eternal life. As for Ellie, judging from the current text, she should be the protagonist's first wife. But she will eventually die of old age, and the most important thing is that her abilities and character cannot go with Io forever. The destruction of Nesser alone will definitely drive her crazy - of course, there is a high probability that she will not see that day. Countless arcanists are frantically trying to renew Nether's life, and Karsus is a typical example. Having witnessed the rise and glory of Nether, there is no way to put it down. The protagonist knew about this from the beginning, and was thinking about what kind of dog he was, so he could see clearly. He walked with the truth (Mystra), not Nether.

The author must not be a eunuch. I got this reward money by selling my body.

It's a pity that he was originally the rhythm of becoming a god, but he became a eunuch.

Raising this thing is like raising a bastard. Occasionally he will blow bubbles to let you know he is still alive

At this level, it's okay to make a living by writing, and it's okay to sprint for platinum. But you eunuch, you can do it if you are a great god, but you are not a great god. So what are you going to do? Seek death?