The Highest Etiquette of a Mage: Opening the Forbidden Spell Upon Meeting

Author, let me do the math for you. You code one word per second, which is 3600 per hour. There are 24 hours in a day. You sleep for six hours, eat for an hour, wash for an hour, and give you another hour for conception. With 15 hours left, you can code 54,000 words, a chapter of 2,000 words, almost 27 chapters, but you only updated 2 chapters. What does that mean?

You finally got into the exam, but you woke up without even attending a day of class? You might as well get a wild mage. What is the role of the school? Start immediately and be invincible! Changing maps is too tiring.

I want to know why all the monsters and monsters in the novel that enter the city are of low level, just within the range of the protagonist's response. Isn't it bad that all the monsters that enter the city are high-level? Then the main character of destroying the city and escaping to sacrifice his parents came up with a different routine. When the monster enters the city, it feels like a small game. Is this city so easy to enter?

The chapter after awakening is too poisonous! I don't understand the meaning of that chapter. Monsters appear in the city, and then murder people. Maybe they kill the protagonist's father and then become angry, and then lead to a hunted woman and forcefully insert a woman into the plot. What is the significance of this chapter? Join a woman? Or do the parents' sacrifice to heaven give the protagonist motivation? (If your parents are too poisonous and don't sacrifice to heaven, you won't be able to practice?) Or kill the monsters to attract the attention of the higher-ups? (When you meditated before, you were low-key, but now you are high-key?)

Look at the first chapter. As a butcher who handles monster corpses, he can't eat monster meat! From the things that pass through your own hands, you can at least get some scraps, right?

The biggest problem with this type of book is how such a large number of monsters and monsters can feed themselves. They don't produce anything, and they are all big eaters. Most of them are carnivores, so they will eat the weak and kill each other. But these animals are very united and attack humans. Humans are almost exterminated by the animals, and they are still fighting among themselves to kill young geniuses.

After seeing Chapter 26, the max-level meditation skill is mentioned at every turn. We know that we need to keep mentioning it? Just like a word, when I read a novel, I feel annoyed when I see this word appearing repeatedly, such as: smile bitterly, smile, touch nose, smile with a vulgar expression... There are many more that I won't mention one by one.

I just don't quite understand why humans have enemies and demons, and then they have to come up with the whole breath-condensing technique. You're afraid that others will know that you have good qualifications. It's been 21 years, and there's really no future for you to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger.

After reading the beginning, I lost interest. Resources and time can't explain anything. Talent is the most important thing. What else is there to see...

What about the forbidden curse? What does your profile say? I'm speechless.

It smells like a full-time mage, is it my imagination? If it weren't for Xingzi, I would have thought it was a fan fiction.

It's okay, but there are a lot of unreasonable things, and I can't stand it if I tell the truth.

Don't you chew anything now? What is this written about? It's so childish.

What did this magic academy do? It feels like there is no presence at all.

It feels like the monthly tickets are all paid out.

What can I say... The routine is a bit old, but still watchable. The plot unfolds a bit abruptly, but it's still acceptable. Originally it wasn't very good-looking, but it was enough to pass the time. I don't know what the author was thinking, but he suddenly gave the protagonist a second career as a necromancer... I instantly didn't want to read it 😅 I didn't have any fondness for necromancers, nor was I interested in them. What age has it been? The Necromancer genre has long been outdated. It feels so low. Moreover, an elemental mage has a high burst and a large range in the later stages of the fire system. What do you think of giving yourself a second career as a necromancer? The necromancer plays a sea of ​​skeletons. Even if there are relatively powerful units like bone dragons, there won't be many, and it mainly depends on quantity. It turns out that you yourself are a fire spell... If you cast a forbidden fire spell, you don't know whether the enemy is dead or not. Anyway, your own sea of ​​skeletons is almost dead. Is it still like playing a game, where you can identify friends and foes with your own skills? The two systems are completely incompatible~ For the protagonist, the two systems have poor compatibility. To the reader (at least to me), the undead are very low. None of it pleases...

If you don't understand, just ask, is this the next Li Qiye?

So many protagonists pretending to be pigs! What a pig

So the main line is to kill and kill, level up, defend the city, protect the country, and finally save the human race? Is it too cliche? Of course I just read a few chapters and added a short table of contents. If there are other elements, you can mention them below, such as starting a business and building a force, overthrowing the old magic system, double undercover and other routines.

What are your thoughts on the heroine?

The type of novel written 10 years ago, the author may have lived 10 years ago

It's so old-fashioned, the style of Xiaobai's writing from 10 years ago

The Necromancer doesn't look good, and the upgrade is a bit too simple. He doesn't have the passion and emotion of a full-time mage.

It would be awkward to do a good Hokage move

Are there any other books about magicians? Please recommend them. Thank you.

So much nonsense, some expressions appear at the wrong time

After reading a few chapters, Jun felt that the male protagonist was too disgusting. He got so many benefits but was of little help to others.

I haven't read it yet. The reason for posting first is that I have read another book before. The etiquette of a warrior is to make a big move when you meet. But after reading dozens of chapters in that book, there is no big move. I hope this is not the case in this book.

It's too simple, old man. There's no ups and downs in the plot, right?

The protagonist's character is really poorly written, and it's not like he's pretending to be cool.