Wizard of the Throne

Rebbie Holman

The ten-year-old bookworm has completed the identification of the jelly grass

This wizarding world is completely different from other wizarding writing routines. Looking at the overall picture at present, it can be felt that the author is still in the laying stage, and some new settings appear from time to time to improve the entire world view. There is a golden finger, and this golden finger is very powerful, but the protagonist's use of the golden finger is not abusive, but rhythmic and principled (maybe unnecessary). There are a few characters that I'm really looking forward to. I don't know if there will be more scenes in the future. For example, the King of the Black Sea is a bit pretentious in his appearance. I suggest the author provide a picture.

Can the introduction be changed? I felt dissuaded after reading it. The introduction just mentioned a cow and a green dragon. You could just briefly talk about the protagonist's golden fingers, worldview, etc.

The essence of the wizard style is the Western fantasy style of mortals cultivating immortals, but this book gives me the feeling that the Western fantasy style is not very stable. The Eastern fantasy style (the Doupo type). There is a craft like picking up leaks and auctions, and it has a very retro feel. The way the details are handled is not very Western fantasy, but rather Eastern fantasy. It feels neither Chinese nor Western.

I just want to say that there are tens of millions of readers in Qidian, and more than 80% of them are old perverts. Only a few want to have a female protagonist, and they will only speak in the comment area. Most of the old perverts read silently, and there are not so many bblls. Unless the heroine writes too much, experienced authors know what the old perverts think.

We are collecting fan art. We currently need: 1. A drawing of the King of the Black Sea when he captured the port. 2. A picture of Freya. 3. A piece of Liszt. 4. A picture of Kells Cathedral. 5. Aimu motorcycle and Ace motorcycle. 6. A piece of the Lord of Luo Ancient City. 7. A piece of Dwarf Knowles.

The writing is a bit poor, which is a pity. The actual book is actually quite good.

In fact, this profession of body collector can cooperate with the king or lord of the territory where he is located, acting as a co-worker, and then collecting and inspecting the corpses. It can also have a legal profession and income.

It's considered a Western fantasy, and it has nothing to do with current mainstream wizards.

Just one heroine? There is more than one person who seizes the future!

All authors who write Western fantasy like to write about disgusting churches

Well written. But I personally don't like the system very much. How can I explain the origin of the system?

Let me see what today's daily guide recommends to me

I can't say that the covers are exactly the same, I can only say that they were created by chance

After not reading it for a few days, the name changed. Fortunately, I found the book based on its cover.

Is the ghost organization in this book a force of positive energy? Is the church the villain?

There are so many female characters in this ruins section. How does the author plan to arrange them? You won't accept them all, right? ?

Why are there so few people watching it? It's obviously good to watch and the author is very diligent in updating it. Why?

Who bought the character of that dog?

Is there a Shennong? Good people have a safe life

Chapter 5: Doesn't inheritance depend on bloodline? It's just a low-level shadow elf. Is it really good to just inherit it for thousands of years? Shouldn't we do it step by step? It will be easier to write later!

Come on, don't stop updating, already invested

Come on, it feels good to be involved. Please try to update more.

Come on, it has been added to the bookshelf.

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How is this book? Have you watched it and given your thoughts?

What's going on with the author? Does anyone know?

This hasn't been updated yet, is it because it's almost over? Will the author try harder to avoid a bad ending?

It's well written, but not well managed.