I Became the Master of Another World

I started reading it when it was about 20,000 words long. Many people said that the author's writing was so confusing that they couldn't understand it. They were probably dissuaded by the constant switching of scenes. A brief introduction: Main world: Cordia continent, a fantasy world dominated by wizards. The male protagonist is currently a magic apprentice. Blackthorn World: It has a background similar to that of ancient Rome, and the male protagonist is currently a gladiator. There are three dream worlds: 1. The Evil God Space is a temple that has only appeared twice so far. 2. The future world seems to be Tucker Town 10 years later? Similar to a copy of the game, you want to rescue the princess trapped in the tower? 3. The gray fog world, the world where the dead stay, is similar to the inner world of Silent Hill? (Guess) This author is really very thoughtful, and the transitions are stiff in some places, and the writing style doesn't feel like that of a newcomer. Every book has negative reviews. Authors don't need to pay too much attention to them. Just write the book with peace of mind.👍

Is Lilith so close to the protagonist because she absorbed his talent and assimilated to him?

It's been a long time since I've seen this kind of unsystematic original Western-style fantasy novel. Reward + full subscription support. The author writes well and don't be a eunuch.

After reading Chapter 20, I was confused. The racial witch turned into a human witch, and she was still a princess, and her stuttering became less stuttering. The protagonist traveled through time to an orphan, and then suddenly had a mother, and was sacrificed with her mother. Her mother was killed, and her talent was robbed. Afterwards, his memory was erased by a witch and he was thrown into a small town orphanage and worked hard for three years, having to deal with feces and urine, being beaten and scolded at will. After the witch and his companions stole the protagonist's talent, he suddenly killed other people for the protagonist, and then sacrificed himself and transferred the talent to the protagonist. Is it because of guilt? ! ! Then the protagonist develops feelings for his mother inexplicably and wants to avenge her? ? ? I looked really confused and couldn't understand it Slid away.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Out​​​       ，，，，？        ，（)，，，，（)，， Author, you can't just write down what you think. You have to consider the sight of our readers. We don't have your ideas, so we can't deeply feel the story you want to express. One word, messy Two words, complicated

I'll tell you something that the author doesn't like to hear. Nowadays, no one reads this kind of slow-burning writing. It is recommended to write systematic and refreshing writing. Feelings cannot be eaten as food.

Personally, I think the writing is fine, but the plot changes are too confusing. The first few chapters made me dizzy. What is the situation? It is recommended that the author revise the previous chapters when he has time, or add some notes in chapter reviews and paragraph reviews. Otherwise, I really can't understand what I'm saying.

This introduction reminds me of a very old Internet article...

The storyline is so confusing.

Four words are messed up, I have a big heart, I want to write a lot of things, but I can't write anything.

The beginning is really too funny. If the protagonist is designed to travel through time, then the level should not be so low. Then why does the protagonist lose his memory and grow up like a fool?

Judging from the development of this plot, is the protagonist returning to the wizarding world after the black thorn becomes a killer?

The last two sentences of the introduction are blasphemies from Yan Da. It's been almost 20 years and they are still fresh in people's minds!

Who approves of the male protagonist fanart? Who objects?

I love you walking alone in a dark alley 🤫

Is the author a female? Besides, I haven't found a fantasy book that I can read for a long time. Please support me.

The author went to advertise and so on. I finally got a good fantasy book. Don't get cut off because of poor grades 😰

Like the title, I personally feel that the latest chapter describes too many historical figures, and the protagonist Lancelot has no sense of existence.

Why did you go to the continent of Aenodia again?

So Carol actually traveled to the world of Blackthorn like the protagonist and Boru?