
One Sneeze Destroys a Magical Civilization
一个喷嚏毁灭一个魔法文明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 8.5M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
Honours
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In fact, the lethality of viruses in modern humans is not that powerful. If the protagonist is so powerful, he must have been an experiment in a virus laboratory before traveling through time.
Is the protagonist okay? Will you not be infected by alien viruses? Hurt each other? Or is it already infected but cured by special medicine from another world?
Founded a country in Faerûn, destroyed a city, killed all the orcs, and sealed the abyss lord. Run to Harry Potter to join the magic academy, bully the magic middle school students, make inventions, and fall in love. Don't you feel separated?
Updates are getting later and later. Author, would you like to take a look at what you have written recently? After getting the pocket watch, if you don't go back immediately to solve the disappearance of the god, you still have time to fall in love? ? Or with a little girl? ? Is it interesting? It doesn't matter if you want to have a harem. You can also be single but you want to fall in love? ? It's really rubbish. Besides, if you have time to fall in love, why not hurry up and get the Well of Souls?
I feel that the author has been letting himself go more and more recently, and has been exporting private values to fill the air. It doesn't matter if there is less. Now he has a large section of the world view, and repeatedly emphasizes cognition and philosophy. The problem itself is at the level of two swords. The more he writes, the more timid he becomes. Why bother by forcibly lowering the IQ of the natives? Brother, I am here to see the planeswalkers, not to see you exporting values. Even if you write more content about imperial hegemony and productivity, it would be good to read it as a farming article. Is it the conspiracy of the petty family every day? Some, the key point is that your writing is not very exciting. You can only improve yourself by defeating your opponents. Your level is much different from when you started the book 😥 It is normal to be overwhelmed at this stage of writing, but there is no need for Jiang Zi to repeatedly check the readers' brains. Write more about other worlds. The plots related to the world or the old dragon are good, but the chaotic struggle in Faerûn should be less watered down 🤫 It's boring to watch the protagonist repeatedly exporting values to this god and that god every day, and they still listen to it clearly 😫
Harry Potter, a children's script, I don't understand why the author wrote this, a new world of wisdom, not good at all, the previous ones are okay
I feel that this book underestimates the power of the gods. The threat of plague to the gods is not that great at all, otherwise Talona would have been a powerful god. Especially when the orcs were infected with the plague, the orc pantheon had a god of death and plague, so it was impossible to cause such a large number of casualties.
Hello author, I saw someone recommending this book on Longkong today. I haven't seen a Magic-themed novel for a long time. I have a few suggestions for your reference: 1. The title and introduction of this book are relatively vague. I understand that your selling point is Faerun DND + Magic Planesque system, so your book title should be somewhat recognizable. If it hadn't been recommended by others, I might not have clicked on it; 2. It is easy to discourage readers by throwing out settings in such a long paragraph. Please don't rush to throw out settings. Many readers who don't understand mtg and dnd may lose their patience 3. I will keep reading for now. I hope to see a systematic Magic card in the future. It seems that the protagonist will follow the blue and black genre 😁😁
The wizard's harem is really the biggest failure. I start looking at you from the perspective of investment. I saw a comment on where Harry Potter had a harem and never watched it again. The writing power on the front is really good. I also enjoy being a fan in the Harry Potter world. The question is, are you, a wizard, really trying to persuade me to quit by opening a harem? What a pity.
The HP world feels like it's falling apart. . . JK writes a book based on a fairy tale. It should be written as if it were a real world book, so why not dig deeper into the worldview? It's really a retarded fairy tale, in which a lot of noc-like retarded people will only accept the protagonist's verbal output. . . . And some wizard uses Muggle expulsion and amnesia spells to open a harem. . . . If Muggles were really that weak, there would be no hunt for wizards but for Muggles. In fact, what another book said is very interesting. The foundation of the wizarding world is the law of secrecy. Those who are a little sober in the wizarding community know that although the wizarding community crushes magical creatures, it is absolutely weak compared to Muggles. Therefore, the wizarding community is not a normal form of political power, but a standard military-first politics. Therefore, Gringotts gives the goblins, using seemingly beautiful rights to stabilize the biggest unstable factor in the wizarding world. However, in wartime, the goblins can understand what military-first politics is at any time. The reason why Hogwarts deliberately creates conflicts is that "eggs cannot be put in the same basket". If the law of secrecy fails, Muggles will seize wizards on a large scale. Badger House has a large number of Muggle wizards for moral kidnapping. Snake House is the backbone during war. Lion House maintains the balance of power in peacetime to prevent Snake House from going solo. Eagle House preserves inheritance and can pass on knowledge as long as it survives in the end. Isn't this world view better than the fairy tale world view written by the current author that a centenarian is as wise as a child?