You Call This a Spell? !

Just here to complain about the author, when will mages compete with rifles for jobs? I'm speechless. Shouldn't a group of novice mages care about becoming stronger? Just carpet-bomb the enemy when you encounter it. Why do you need so much precision? A rookie mage's attack is sure to be useful. Can you withstand a group of people charging at you? I feel like I'm on the wrong track. A mage can open a shield, fly invisibly, conduct reconnaissance and assassination, and can unleash legion-level artillery firepower at any time. Is it comparable to ordinary guns and cannons? If nothing else, if the road is bad, can a cannon be used to transport it? The rifle does not require maintenance or refilling of ammunition? Not affected by sight? This thing can't be eliminated easily. What's the use of just comparing your own shortcomings with others' strengths? The barrel effect depends on whose shortcomings are right

After reading a few chapters, I feel strange. Shouldn't mages pursue knowledge? Why does the mage in this book seem to have become an alternative weapon?

The mages in this world have gone astray, relying on throwing. . . . Intermediate and high-level spells are all guided by spirit.

You call this a spell? That's not good. There is probably something seriously wrong with the mage in your world. What is the author's positioning of the mage? In the novel, the mage can only do magic tricks, and his magic skills are pitifully small. The definition of low magic is that the popularity of spells is low and the number of magicians is small. It does not mean that magicians are weak. The mage is still afraid of missing the target. Let's take a look at the arcane missiles at the first level. It means that the protagonist can learn it at the first level or the player can learn it. It will hit the target and cause damage from the position. A human immobilization spell, a second-level spell, which can directly hit a static target, or a first-level greasy spell, which can slip the enemy down, and the control and sure-hit spells have not learned the full range. The fireball spell is a third-level spell, with a range of about six meters... There is only a small amount of flames thrown out, which is called flame arrows, and zero-level magic. The mage is not stupid, and if he can't hit well, I won't find a way to make him immobile? The worst thing to do is to wait for the ability to increase and directly cover it with firepower. I wonder how many of you here know about dnd? It is an absolute classic, and there are many official or fan novels. It is not well-known in China, but it is definitely the originator of RPG type games and sword and magic type novels. In Dungeons and Dragons, the spell position mage's spellcasting is limited by the magic network. He can only cast a certain number of spells a day. Intelligence does not affect the damage of the spell itself. It doesn't matter if you don't have powerful part-time jobs in the Intellectual Mage profession. In the early stage, the level is low and you can throw control and shooting buffs, Grease, Laughter, Charm Humans, Hypnosis, Mage Armor, Spider Web, Giant Transformation, Oil on the soles of your feet, Bear's Power, Eagle's Eyes, Cat's Elegance, etc. They are still the boss of the team. In the later stage, they will destroy the sky. Destroy the earth, the ultimate buff man, throw out the disintegration technique, use the Bigby series of spells to act as a Platinum Star Euler, and can also "kill" gods. All kinds of spells need to be controlled and outputted. You can also fill yourself with buffs and then go up and slash as Gandalf. Melee combat is more powerful and meaty than a warrior. The magician who is a low-level demon is still his father. The master has many methods and a wide range of methods. He can copy spells, write scrolls, build a mage tower, golem bodyguard, summon demons, dissect demons, study spells, follow evil ways and transform into a lich. He is knowledgeable, omnipotent, and can do all kinds of tricks. This is an orthodox magician. A magician is a scientist from another world, okay? The power of a magician comes from diligently studying knowledge and seeking the mysteries of the world. I will not talk about the low magic in the dnd concept, but the low magic that the author wants to express. The so-called strength of magic and spiritual power, some kind of tidal energy, rises and falls, greatly affecting its ability. But in fact, even in a world where you can't cast spells, you can still do well as a magician. Is it difficult for a person with high intelligence to get the top score in the exam or engage in scientific research? Don't be led astray by Japanese magicians who can cast killing spells. You are a magician if you can throw killing spells? If you don't have a brain, don't know how to study, don't understand arcane magic, or magic weave, you're still a Muggle. Just use the fort to pursue firepower, shoot without thinking, what kind of mage, warlock (casting spells with the power of blood), warlock (borrowing the power of evil spirits to cast spells), wouldn't it be good? These two outputs are not low, they are real turrets, but they are also real Muggles. In fact, this setting is quite low. The power of casting a spell depends heavily on the strength of a certain force. This force exists like a tide. Is there any low magic period? It is okay here. The most low and painful thing is that the tide rises when the protagonist comes... Do you dare to go against the current? The protagonist of the ebb tide or the magic? In a sense, this kind of existence is not controllable and can be fully controlled by humans. It depends on the sky (but technology can, gunpowder can). What is outrageous is that people are completely unprepared and have no ability to observe and predict the rise and fall of this kind of thing. Even in ancient times, people knew how to look at the stars, look at the sky, divide the seasons, and judge the weather. Moreover, they have not developed any spells that are effective and useful in this low-energy state. The people in this world are completely Muggles, and they know very little about the spell-casting abilities they possess. I think that even in such a place where the so-called upper limit of spellcasters is low and where powerful spells cannot be cast, magicians are still the boss. The situation in the book is impossible, unless there are all magicians with low intelligence and full strength, who will cut them down when they go up. Otherwise, there is no need for the protagonist to show off and justify the mage. The mage should be the big daddy. The protagonist is afraid of Kryptonians, and then goes to a planet full of imbeciles.

The first plot is not interesting. A weak mage apprentice and a weak priest girl go to investigate the case, and it has nothing to do with pig's feet. The true holy mother, relying on the aura of pig's feet, dares to do anything.

No wonder it's such a rush. When the heroine came out, she was feeding poison and inexplicably investigating the murderer. Then she asked the protagonist to investigate the murderer without any reward. Then the heroine saw the protagonist's results and questioned the protagonist's strength. Then the protagonist felt guilty, seeing that the woman couldn't walk.

After reading the first few chapters, I feel like there is something wrong with the mage in the book? As a mage, if you don't learn to do experiments, create unknowns, reform production, and be a scientist, how can you compete with soldiers? The more knowledge you have, the higher the level, and the combat effectiveness will naturally increase. To the extreme, combat effectiveness can even be said to be a by-product. If you really want to train mage soldiers, don't teach any other knowledge. Just teach something simple and easy to learn, such as fireball, and then teach how to use firearms, and then you can go to the battlefield. It only lasts one or two years. Isn't it good to be a mobile mortar operator?

After reading it, I found that the mage in this book is probably a magical barbarian who has studied the "Encapsulated Spells 1.0 Even Monkeys Can Understand" from ancient advanced civilizations. He is different from a regular mage, but the magic settings are very reasonable.

After reading two chapters, I made a complaint. The mage is not more knowledgeable and wise than anyone else who can shoot fireballs accurately and quickly. Isn't this just a muscular warrior who can shoot fireballs? Moreover, the scene where the protagonist appears in front of others at the beginning is so blunt and embarrassing 😅. It made me sick with embarrassment. The teacher thought that he wanted you to sit down after you finished speaking, but you insisted on staying and showing off. Your memory has not been fully integrated and you still want to show off in front of your classmates and teachers. This is not called showing off, it is called dying.

I have always believed that mages are the embodiment of wisdom. Therefore, it is really speechless to reduce mages to the level of ordinary soldiers and treat mages as rifles that can only shoot small fireballs. This does not refer to the power of spells, but to concepts and ideas. If we had to find a profession for the mage to refer to, then the omnipotent super agent in the movie would be a low-end version of the mage. Do mages need to compete with soldiers in shooting? Even the most arrogant mage apprentice cannot compete with the most ordinary soldiers in shooting targets. If the mage is reduced to this level, then let alone any innovations, he might as well find a rope to hang himself. If you don't understand, go to HP Part 1 and review how the great Half-Blood Prince introduces the Potions class. Just replace potions with spells in that introduction, and you will find that mages are never soldiers who go to the battlefield with guns to kill enemies, but are one-man troops and omnipotent super agents. There are n+1 ways to kill a mage. Why does the author think that the only way is to rub small fireballs? Again, even the lowest mage apprentice has countless ways to kill people, even many, many people.

Recommended books: "Journey to Dimension Ascension", "Into the Cultivation of Immortality", "Fantasy World Travel", and "Plane Little Butterfly". The first book shows what a science student should have after gaining a ladder to climb up. This book cannot be skipped like an ordinary novel because it has a high density of effective information. Once skipped, the rest of the book may not be understood or misunderstood. The second book shows what a "scientific way of thinking" is, even if you are in the world of "cultivating immortality". The third book shows you what a high-end way of showing off looks like! The fourth book fully demonstrates that even if the novel has typos and the writing is not smooth, just the magnanimity and magnanimity displayed by the protagonist can reshape people's outlook on life, especially at the time when money worship was prevalent in Europe and the United States.

If the setting of the end of the world in the first chapter is changed to the sprouting of spells, the performance of this book is estimated to be several times higher than what it is now.

After reading a few chapters, what did you see? A halo of wisdom! In order for the protagonist to display his "talent", a logically illogical environment was created, and during emergencies, the protagonist's operations were demonstrated as if a string was missing...

Both vegetables and saints 😅 After a little research, I feel that I can do it, and I also like to take others with me. When faced with a crisis, I forcefully turn on the protagonist's halo, which is unbearable. I tolerated catching a thief the first time, but I got angry the second time. Educated and fond of dressing up

As soon as you traveled through time, you solved the problem of why 1+1 equals 2, and deconstructed the underlying rules of magic. It's really amazing.

I also gave up on it, because it felt like it was just too gaudy, or I didn't really like the academy-type start, and it didn't have that clear character spirit of exploring the unknown. Instead, there are more setting plots and strange characters that follow one after another.

Good guy, haha, what else can ray mages do besides being a fort?

Careers that cannot increase productivity are garbage

Chapter 12. . How do you think so much in a life-or-death situation? Questions and thoughts are all nonsense. . What evidence is not evidence? . There is no big saying, but from the plot here, you can get a glimpse of it. .

After reading some of them, it's strange that the mages in this world don't have any inspiration? There is no strong person in the high-magic world where magic is popularized by almost everyone. Magic still only knows ordinary spell models, but even the essence of magic is not even close to it. Although spell models are easy to popularize and learn, more essential magic is not easy to learn, but at most everyone should know it. The protagonist actually needs to discover it. Is it true that there is no development in this magical world with tens of thousands of people?