Please Call Me Arcanist

I thought it was a clever scientist, but it turned out that a female vampire descended from the sky and adopted a little girl, who happened to be extremely talented. This is the routine of any year. Moreover, the interaction between the protagonist and the woman was so stupid that it made me vomit. Bye-Bye

When I saw the introduction, I thought it was a template for the protagonist of a mad scientist, but here it is, the protagonist does not match the introduction at all, bad review

I briefly skipped chapters and found that the writing was quite fluent and had no bad points, but unfortunately it didn't suit my preferences. After getting used to reading Goldfinger novels, I felt like I didn't have the desire to read novels without Goldfinger.

Good guy, I originally followed the plot described in the previous dozens of chapters, and explored the three laws of gravity step by step, and then upgraded it to explore space and so on. There was no messy plot. This book should be popular. A good guy turned out to be a vampire, and he was so arrogant? Still squirming? Still relying on big forces? Become teammates again after a fight? Hey guys, I have been reading several novels these days. The themes are obviously good, and the description of the protagonist is okay. But in the end, a female character appears, making various compromises or being manipulated to death? ? Are you sure you haven't subscribed too much? What age is this? The method of suppressing first and then promoting is too rigid. It's uncomfortable, there is a shortage of books, but no matter how many books there are, I don't want to be fed. Really, please, if you can't write a good female character, let the protagonist be single! ! ! Please! !

Another setting maniac, let's stop popularizing science. The world view is not told, but formed by the promotion of the characters and plots.

Did you name the book wrong? Or do you have any misunderstandings about arcanists? The power of destiny and bonds are here, and the apprenticeship level is all these messy things.

I thought the theme of this book was to dissect extraordinary creatures and study arcane magic, but I ended up reading dozens of chapters, and that's it? The protagonist highlights a pickled fish, which is sour, vegetable and superfluous. Whenever he encounters a strong person on a mission, he will lie down and envy his teammates for their money and captain's strength, but he is just a vegetable. He was an apprentice for the first few months, and remained a wizard apprentice for the next four years. Vampire girls who appear with unknown meanings, and gifted lolita, all kinds of awkward interactions and love-hate relationships, and whether you can marry me instead of killing me if you touch your body. If you didn't tell me, I wouldn't know that the protagonist is an "arcanist".

The writing is terrible. If you are writing about research, don't focus on plots such as fighting monsters and upgrading, bursts of blood, and dangerous battles. It's inappropriate.

These people say they like to watch the fighting power of the Golden Finger, and they are very lively. The monthly ticket is only over 200. The starting point for a few big-mouthed schools: 1. Don't want a heroine 2. Don't want golden fingers 3. Lead the national football team to play in the World Cup 4. The old ladies in their 50s and 60s in Hong Kong movies are our lost youth

The author focuses too much on the supporting characters and world view setting. Various characters, witchcraft abilities, factions, racial divisions, and ancient secrets. He devotes all his energy to writing and describing a lot, lest readers fail to understand how huge the world in the author's writing is. But only the protagonist is always ignored. More than a hundred chapters have passed. The protagonist has nothing but a useless space exploration ability. Although the author repeatedly emphasizes that the protagonist is outstanding among the wizard apprentices. But in the actual demonstration, I didn't feel how powerful the protagonist was. Not to mention, the high-level wizards the protagonist encounters appear one after another. Under the performance of these powerful wizards who can crush wizard apprentices as easily as ants, the protagonist can basically only obey, be humble and do nothing. In the world of the undead, they stood by and watched, and after finishing the soy sauce, they could only continue to do some probing, tracking, and finishing work in the giant ruins. All the way down, not to say that there is no sense of existence, but also like a passerby supporting role, appearing featureless and unimportant. Removing the protagonist Brian and replacing him with the perspective of Police Captain Javier, I think the plot will be more interesting.

The apprentice has been promoted for so long, participated in so many high-end battles, and has been given so many opportunities. He is not strict about upgrading, wandering around, only going to large battlefields without experience, and narrowly escapes death every time. No wonder there are so few people watching.

Magician ≠ Elemental Mage ≠ Arcane Mage ≠ Mage ≠ Wizard. Look at the opening chapter. Isn't this about a wizard? Does it have anything to do with the mage arcanist?

After reading the introduction, I read the book. The first dozen or so chapters were okay. I thought it was just as I imagined. . Who knows? If you don't write, you won't feel at ease and improve your own strength. Write to solve the case. . The essence of solving the case is not reflected in so many chapters. . . It doesn't improve the strength of the male protagonist, and I don't get anything from these events. . It makes people feel very stupid. Then there is a rebellious aristocratic girl who ran away from home and adopted a little girl who was orphaned due to the incident. The biggest poisonous point and routine is that the girl and her sister really wanted to adopt them (since they have traveled through time and are related to their relatives and friends in the previous life, this is so overwhelming and disgusting). The girl later found out that she has special talents. This routine has been seen many times, so it feels disgusting.

Seems huge. But the power system is still weak, and wizards and machines are still far apart. The wizard who controls the law still feels like Adou who cannot be supported and will be crushed by earth's technology sooner or later. Also, the creation department is a bit naive. Isn't the spell creation? Isn't the use of energy creation? Making a potion and building a mecha are just the processing of materials. Compared with the first two, it is simply ignorant. How can it be interpreted as creation. The appearance of these two words in this book is a bit low

The writing is pretty good, but the plot feels a bit boring, bland and without a climax 🥱

Personally, I feel that Anne becoming the Witch of Destiny is too much of a protagonist and imposes too much on the plot.

I saw that when I was making a scope, it still felt like an arcane god. It was acceptable for a female vampire to appear. After all, there was life after work. However, why did the plot suddenly change at chapter 50 or 51? This old routine is so uncomfortable to watch. This is the rhythm of changing from a scientific research madman to a romantic and heart-warming big brother. Goodbye

Good guy, I haven't seen anything about arcane magic until now.

It's outrageous, I picked up a vampire noble, and she's a woman! I took in a sister, what kind of destiny witch is she, and she has a talent report. It's 2021, and this thing is still there?

The introduction is simply a fraud (or did I understand it wrong?). It should be a routine from six or seven years ago. You feel like your own sister and you can't bear it. Then you adopt a little girl and then find out that you are gifted or have another identity to advance the plot. Some people are vomiting. It is really written like this!