Superstring Mage: Mages Fear No Firepower
超弦法师：法师无惧炮火
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Other names
- Chao Xian Fa Shi: Fa Shi Wu Ju Pao HuoEnglish name
- Superstring Mage: Mages Fear No Cannon FireEnglish name
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Livestock farming pictures
Livestock farming pictures
Are the readers a bit too old?
Are all my readers this old?
The author probably didn't study physics, right? Even if you change the density of an object of the same mass, it only changes its volume! It doesn't make it lighter 🤫.
A world of idealism pursues science. A scientific world pursues idealism—what can I say except that they're just being foolish?
If every advancement required a final ritual, then Lawful Mages would have been wiped out by Fallen Mages long ago. Fallen Mages, on the other hand, only need a single intimidation ritual for advancement. For Lawful Mages, advancement would be entirely a matter of luck; I've only reached chapter 88 and it's still not confirmed.
Uh 😓, my comment was deleted?! As a time traveler, I should have a lot more knowledge than others, especially in gunpowder, firearms, and warfare—I should have unique knowledge! I should also be able to develop new weapons! Flintlock guns, with added rifling!
World map
World map
I initially thought the book would begin with a "even a common man can have the courage to shed blood" theme, with long passages depicting the protagonist's flaws and tragic circumstances to highlight his eventual triumphant "courage." Unexpectedly, the protagonist of this book is tormented, lonely, and numb, but when it's time to be brave, he chickens out...
The author should do some research. Do not exaggerate the kinetic energy, range, and penetration of spherical lead bullets fired from muskets in the 15th-18th centuries. This matchlock gun has a kinetic energy of 3000-5000J, but exhibits Brownian motion at a distance of 50m. The 5mm nails worn by mages are definitely useful. Even the armor worn by soldiers with 2mm of armor cannot stop it. Firearms, plate armor, and cavalry coexisted for a long time. Knight and Furnace
A knight-themed novel disguised as a mage story, but the mage's abilities are severely underwhelming, almost like a chicken pecking at rice.