A Mage’s Modern Life
法师的现代生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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13.2kFans
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It's another drama about picking up a guy out of wedlock. It makes me uncomfortable. They create such a cool character, why not just throw him away? Why not just leave him outside instead of taking him to the police? Why insist on picking him up and healing him properly? If it were an ordinary person, that would be fine, but it has to be a handsome guy. This feels so forced…
It was fine at first, but ever since she picked up a man, I can't stand it anymore.
This is truly a phenomenal book; it contains every single toxic element of female-oriented fiction: for example, casually picking up men, being a misogynist before picking them up, but then not disliking the men she picked up, and the men she picked up previously being misogynists.
The beginning was quite good, and it was still watchable after she picked up a man. However, it became increasingly melodramatic and lacked any real plot development, making it unbearable to continue. I hope the next book will be better!
I thought it was a strong female protagonist story where she reinvents herself in the modern world, but it turned out to be a farming novel, full of everyday family life... I was tricked into clicking on it by the title!
From the very first chapter, the female lead seemed like a complete idiot, easily fooled by the system. She believed everything the system said and kept compromising, even her name was arbitrarily changed by the system – it's unbearable! She's even more of a paper tiger than Gojo Satoru!
Surprisingly beautiful! Moreover, he is intelligent, unconventional, and combines Chinese and Western styles.
Picking up a man doesn't make you stupid. The story has its ups and downs, and the man's care and concern for the female lead is like a gentle spring rain, which is quite nice. To each their own, I guess.
How could a body made from a branch of the Tree of Life have poor health? What were you thinking, author?
It's really good. It's a Western fantasy story about a necromancer's modern life. I love the premise and the story. ... It's just that I've caught up with the previous episodes, and I'm so sad waiting for more!