An Arcane Journey
奥术征程
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
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Most of these are books I'm currently following or have finished. They're all pretty good, with some having especially brilliant concepts and others showing exceptional writing. (I'll share more of my thoughts on authors I'm familiar with. For those I don't know well, I'll just say whether they're good. That's enough.) (I won't remove some books that fall apart later, but I'll add follow-up reviews.)
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Nurturing New Buds, Preparing for a Reading Drought: Only Recommending Fresh and Original New Books.
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The protagonist can now bypass the magic network to cast spells, meaning that as the protagonist levels up, they can develop forbidden "high-level spells" into "legendary spells" for mages to use. Forbidden spells at the tenth and eleventh tiers are now usable. This time, the goddess of magic's ban was in vain; mages have received a massive buff.
Having read so many novels about wizards and arcanes, let me share my understanding of spellcasters. In my opinion, every spectacular magical battle between spellcasters represents a symbol of will and wisdom. If you don't understand, you can imagine how thrilling and exciting a magnificent sword duel can be.
I hope this book won't contain so much sentimental stuff... There's no need to repeat so many things.
Having read the latest chapter, it's a good book for D&D fans. However, it feels like there are too few truly satisfying moments. For non-D&D enthusiasts, it's less appealing. Also, the protagonist killed so many people and gained so much experience, but why didn't he level up? That's a crucial element of satisfying gameplay!
Keep up the good work, author! The three books show visible improvement. Sometimes abandoning some of the old-fashioned Western fantasy writing style (the so-called "Western fantasy flavor") and adapting to the current environment (leveling up through monster battles) isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Are there any other well-written D&D novels you would recommend?
Everything else is fine, but there's a bit too much of a harem, which is unnecessary. "Scumbag" isn't exactly a compliment, and the historical descriptions are a bit too verbose. A more accessible style would make for a better reading experience. Keep up the good work, author!
The first three chapters of this book are much better than the previous one. Online novels still need a faster pace, especially D&D novels that are a race against time.
This seems to fit the temperament of a mind sorcerer.
Let me give you an example to help you better understand the concept of gods in Dungeons & Dragons.
Imagine the entire world is a Minecraft server, and the supreme god Io is the server owner. However, Io is too lazy to manage things, so he recruited a bunch of administrators to help him manage the server according to their roles. The gods are these administrators who were recruited by the lazy server owner to work 007.