Starting in the Wizarding World
从巫师世界开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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240Chapters
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Great Books I've Read to Pass the Time
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Pretty Good for Passing the Time
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These Days, Everyone Travels to Other Worlds and Brings Back a Few “Local Specialties”
A collection of stories spanning two worlds, where civilizations blend and unique settings bring strange worlds to life!!! Come on over, everyone! 😜
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This novel seems to be all about environment and situations, and there is basically no focus on improving strength. It is obviously an environment that promotes personal power, but it always writes about interpersonal relationships.
Is it possible that some people in the Gray Realm have discovered the existence of the Displacer? After all, there are no restrictions, plus some mental abilities, and many rookie replacements are easy to show their flaws or expose certain behavioral habits. The smart people in the gray area should be able to spot it.
Can someone who believes that flying cards have actual combat value be able to write a logical combat description? I can't even bear flying swords. It is obvious that weapons like swords have a hilt and sword grid structure that can only be used for holding, but it is wasted to control it with thoughts. Flying swords controlled by thoughts must retain the hilt and sword grid design, which affects penetrating the body and can easily get stuck. And who came up with the idea of riding a flying sword like a skateboard, which is neither practical nor cool?
Don't always call the pupil of rubbish the pupil of rubbish. If you keep using it and calling it rubbish, it will affect your reading sense.
Ever since I read Wen Chao Gong's The Wizard, I only like rational, self-interested, research-oriented protagonists in books with the word wizard!
No, this book is still a bit short. Once you can read it in one sitting, you won't be interested.
Except for some slight flaws in the first few chapters, you can see the progress in the later chapters. The protagonist does not do anything, does not waste time, and does not talk nonsense. The overall feeling is good, so hurry up and put it on the shelves.
How do you manage to have a good mainstream novel with less than 100 reviews?
Why not write in the intervening 10,000 years? In this way, I can write hundreds of thousands more words 😰
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