As a Mage, I Only Want to Pursue the Truth

The temperament of the entire work was very unique in its initial stage. As a pioneer who has gone a long way on the road of magic, the protagonist's ability, thinking, and vision can be said to be completely beyond the earth civilization in the background of the work. When he first traveled over, his first appeal was After restoring his spellcasting ability, his first appeal became to cultivate earth civilization and pursue higher truths with himself. I only watched the free part. From the current point of view, there will definitely be a long-term content that will be used to describe his process of promoting the [evolution] of earth civilization. The reason why I say it was unique in the early stages is because the author's narrative is quick and calm. The protagonist hardly wastes any time, has extremely clear plans, and hardly does anything superfluous. It can be said that he is running towards success. However, after recovering the ability to cast spells, the protagonist begins to lay out the entire world, and the author's narrative perspective and mode have changed. I will not judge good or bad here. I will only mention two points that make me feel uncomfortable personally: 1. Too lengthy. Business plot: There are too many parts of business operations, really too many. Of course, this subject can be written about business, but personally, when I saw this title, I essentially wanted to see a more unique and imaginative world setting, and wanted to see a research scholar mage's exploration on the path of truth, rather than the drama of him using advanced thinking and knowledge to create some black technologies on the modern earth and then various business wars, and major entrepreneurs exclaimed genius; 2. Overly fragmented narrative perspective: The protagonist itself is not suitable for being the main perspective for a long time because he is too strong and too calm. From this perspective, the entire earth civilization is not capable of writing dramatic conflicts from his perspective. Therefore, after the initial introduction, the author prefers to write group portrait perspectives. However, because the content is too spread out, these perspectives are too fragmented. There are representative figures from various countries and industries to participate in this magical transformation. So many characters have their own plots, and it is really a bit jumpy to read. I can see it. The author has carefully chosen to be as concise as possible, and has put a lot of effort into setting up the plot, but I can only say that this is obviously for the sake of reasonableness of the plot, sacrificing part of the story's smoothness, because what the protagonist does is to stir up the world, which will naturally affect all heroes in the world. I hope the author can handle it better; In general, this is a very good work, with wild imagination and calm and concise writing. I wish the author better achievements and development. You really deserve it.

I'm reading today. I'm a little unhappy when I read the part about the brain-computer interface. I don't want to vomit or feel unhappy. Suppression first and then promotion is the absolute way to death. People read novels for the pleasure of the spirit. When encountering the situation of first suppression, most people's reaction is that they can't accept it. This is what many people say is a poisonous point. Maybe it's because of a certain poisonous point. As for the massive loss, it is true that what the author said makes sense. There are pros and cons of technology. The author can write about the pros and cons, but the cons must not be written. And the protagonist's guidance can be the public reaction or description of the struggle after the development, but it is definitely not the protagonist who takes the initiative to cooperate. Everyone hopes that the protagonist Wei Guangan will not be the protagonist after all.

I particularly like this kind of science and technology text + popular science knowledge, which allows readers to see a corner of other fields in their spare time. The story is very smooth, the characters are clear, and there is no unnecessary plot. I wish the author will become a god with this book.

…It's already a metaverse, and there are still people watching it…Technology doesn't solve the problem of energy. It's just nonsense.

The protagonist invented a new drug and published a paper in a top academic journal. Are you using the protagonist to find investment? Schools and a bunch of medical companies will invest in you as soon as possible. And the person looking for investment is Xiaomi's Mr. Lei. He doesn't look for pharmaceutical companies to look for mobile phone companies. It's too poisonous. This is thought up on the heels. Alas, you can't be serious. If you are serious, you won't be able to read.

Plot structure: My impressions are consistent with what everyone said. The first 50 chapters are indeed interesting. In order to accumulate strength, the protagonist upgrades rapidly in academic and professional fields. It was good until he arrived in Singapore, but once he arrived in Singapore, it felt wrong. In fact, the previous steps should be all about rising up and then suppressing. The protagonist wanted to restore his spellcasting ability, and finally achieved the restoration of spellcasting in Singapore. Thinking that a big showdown was coming, he just went his own way and started looking for casting materials to link his mage tower. It turns out what the protagonist is doing: He is also inventing some entertainment products in the magical world to numb ordinary people to make money! You are a Dharma god who pursues the truth. He is carrying magical knowledge to the earth every day. Your university professor has become a kindergarten teacher? ? Directly use magic's dimensionality reduction attack to analyze all the special products of the earth, develop new magic, and the people of the earth will make a lot of money if your fingers miss a point. This is the way to go. Every day, you work on CP with a heroine who has no sexual tension. You treat the actions of your avatar as the main narrative, your main body hangs up, and you write about the direct struggle between great powers. Do you think the people who come in are watching you write these things? The middle and later stages can be cut off directly. After the protagonist is inoculated with the demon brain, the plot will be invalid. It will end here directly, and the effect will be better! Characters: Chen Li, a mage who was full of B in the early stage, but didn't know how to stop after making enough money in the mid-term, and forgot his original intention; Li Xiaoxiao, it is recommended to delete this character, or change it to a male. He doesn't want to see higher beings and lower beings having relationships, and it feels like humans and monkeys are in love Other characters: insignificant

Being physically and mentally exhausted from running around with three families

Laughing to death, I gave up on the first chapter. I read it when I saw some good ones today. After reading more than 400 chapters, I laughed. The issue of seizing the body in the first chapter is not at all about the people's urging or the country. It is all bullshit and has not captured the key points. The key point is that the protagonist's time travel is indeed seizing the body and killing an innocent passerby. In the tone of the article, it is not a dark and cruel article! And there is still no outline, just one stroke, which clearly shows the changes in the person who the protagonist takes over! Moreover, without the protagonist being shown in the early stage, the original owner described first was taken away from the protagonist when the readers already assumed that the original owner was the protagonist. Moreover, there is no causal connection between the original owner and the protagonist. It is equivalent to trying to find an excuse to say that the protagonist ≈ the original owner. It is nakedly shown. The protagonist kills an original owner who has some empathy before the reader has no empathy. In the eyes of readers, the original owner is a somewhat familiar stranger, while the protagonist is a complete stranger. Then people will subconsciously favor the more familiar side. Isn't this normal? Not to mention this is an urban-themed novel! Readers will subconsciously regard the original owner as the same kind! If this setting had described how the protagonist died in the magical world before the game started, and described the protagonist's time travel, there wouldn't be any controversy. Even if it didn't describe these, and just described that the world is not a city, but a world of underworld cultivating immortals where the jungle is strong and the jungle is strong, there would be no such rhythm. What's the result? Just thought it was some kind of public urging? They also directly attack different opinions, haha, it really feels like a fan circle. But it seems that in the comment area, as I expected, there is no main theme. I just write whatever comes to my mind, a good idea, and then I start writing. After writing, I have no ideas at all, I can only write about business and business.

I dropped the book after reading the first chapter. An alien soul (the protagonist) takes over the body of an earthling. This setting affects the perception. Although it is a novel, readers still have emotional involvement. In the book, the people of Earth or the Chinese are taken away. Emotionally speaking, I cannot accept it. The author could completely change the setting. The alien soul was preparing to seize the Chinese people, but was killed by the Chinese people instead and took over all the memories of the alien soul. This is more acceptable to readers.

I haven't seen it on the shelves yet, but after glancing at the testimonials, I feel that the main character is probably dragging down the performance of this book. To be honest, at first glance, I felt it was no worse than Xueba's black technology system. If I really want to say the difference, I'm afraid it's the protagonist. There is no sense of substitution, really no sense at all. It is borderless, neutral, and not even from Earth. No similar novel has ever become a hit. The author's writing style is not bad and his knowledge is excellent. Why can't he try to see if he can become a god in one book?