Fairy Tail's Word Magic

The author is still young. In my opinion, word magic is the most powerful magic at the rule level. It is used to shoot fire, ice and so on. It is simply weak. Even if you send out a sword like fire, there is no need to understand the words. For living creatures, you only need two word magic to kill everyone. One is the word: Egg Pain, and the second is the word: Auntie's Bleeding.

For word magic, you can refer to the Quincy's holy words in Bleach.

You can add text from mythology, such as runes

Isn't it possible that the heroine is actually Mira again? Come on, ten Fairy Tail books and seven Mira books are almost the same as taking a bus. I can't accept it if I'm a mysophobic person.

I thought I had read a good book, but the more I read halfway through, the more strange it became. They were both getting along with Mira, and Lisanna deliberately made it unclear. It was like a bloody drama. I was really speechless.

Looking forward to the dual heroines of Mira and Erza

I suddenly thought about whether these 26 letters could be transformed after they were all lit up. For example, the color of the letters turned into gold letters, and then B burned into B Badr. Adding a superior gold letter would make it feel stronger. And the word blaze means flame. Baldr (Badr), as the god of light in Norse mythology, instantly rose up, changing from flame to light.

To be honest, I am already so excited about a Fairy Tail fanfic that I don't dare to say anything more. However, in almost every Fairy Tail book I've read, the fandom is all about joining the Fairy Tail guild. I sometimes wonder whether it would be more interesting to join other guilds or create my own guild instead of joining a union. But I was still young at the time, and I later discovered that there were too few Fairy Tail fans, let alone novels like the one I mentioned. The author please continue to work hard!

I want to say something to the author, can you not have a single female protagonist? If you want to write Mira, can you add Erza?

I've looked at a few of them but haven't read them yet, so here's my personal opinion. First, it is too dull, the overall image is very flat, and the emotional fluctuations of the protagonist are not seen. The same is true of the text. The descriptive words have no power and the sense of rhythm is also very poor. For example, when I watched Doupo for the first time, I felt a burning feeling when I saw Mo Qijunqiong, that is, the rhythm is very good. In just a few chapters, the readers have an impression of the protagonist and an initial tone for the entire book. Of course, there are also well-written daily novels, such as Five Ton Life Game, which uses dialogue, complaints, and actions to continuously enrich the protagonist's image in one chapter. This kind of novel will be very light at the beginning, but you need to set a small hook to have the feeling to continue reading. Hope you continue to work hard. Second, my personal opinion is that the more complex the abilities and settings are, the better. One Punch Man, Dragon Ball, Fairy Tail, and Death are all about cultivating an ability to the extreme, or else it is the blessing of anger. No matter how complex the ability of the protagonist in the novel is, it can become a system and become the final move in the end, unless there is some wits. Even if he is as smart as JoJo, he still has a lot of trouble with one ability. The protagonist has too many abilities, 26 letters and 26 abilities. If it lights up after lighting up, and then fights by forming words, then there is still hope. The question is, after lighting up, can it still rise to a star? Wouldn't it be better to just use all your strength? Who can block the protagonist's punch when he's as bald as a guy? Then the abilities of other letters are useless? Moreover, manpower is sometimes scarce, and this will never end in a lifetime. We cannot put the abilities of the protagonist of the invincible stream into the upgrade stream. Doesn't comprehensiveness equal mediocrity? Personal opinions, please do not comment and communicate peacefully.