A Holy Son of the Church, but a Dark Magic Master
是教廷圣子，但黑魔法大师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 566k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Modern Magic
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Reading Fuel That Helped Me Through a Book Drought
A record of the books that once helped me get through a reading slump.
Only Worth Reading If It Has Something Fresh, No Clichés
I've read so many books that I can usually predict what comes next as soon as I spot the formula. These days it's one overused trope after another. Either it's one fight after another, until reading becomes exhausting. Or the story plunges into one long dungeon arc. It's convenient for the author, but it really insults the reader's intelligence. Or the author thinks they're clever and that their comedy is hilarious, when in reality it's just... painfully bad. Personally, I think a good author s
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Historical and Xianxia Reads
Please save the list, give it a like, and follow me. A little encouragement might help me update it! Some books have few comments or none at all because I got lazy. I'll add more when I have time. These are all books I've read. I've actually read far more, but I just can't remember them all. I've forgotten everything! Some may be from so long ago that they could be a bit cringe-worthy. I've listed them in chronological order, and if you've read three or four out of ten, the rest are probably t
// Slow Reads and Fast Reads: A Qidian Starter Guide
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The writing is very mature and it feels like it took a long time to conceive. It's a very good work.
The world view is deliberately large. To describe a very large world. Power and Conspiracy are poorly written, and the cause and effect relationships are very illogical. Very fake
It starts high and low, the beginning is weird and suspenseful, but then the plot is immediately cheesy and slaps you in the face. It wants to rise but then suppresses it, but it doesn't complete it. As soon as it starts to rise, it suddenly falls into a power struggle. I feel that the rhythm is very messy and it is very uncomfortable to read. . . It doesn't feel like it was written by one person
The first few chapters were okay, but then I started reading Poison. I can see it but only a little bit. It feels like the author is trying to control the desire to be strong before suppressing it, but the protagonist you wrote in the first few chapters was so awesome and calm, but he was hunted down after the assessment, which made me laugh. It would be better to write that the main character is bad at the beginning and then grow up slowly. Anyway, I jumped and looked at it, and I think it's average. I hope the author can work harder💪Of course there are people who like this style, but judging from the results, I guess there aren't many.
Abandoned in Chapter 24, the protagonist of infinite reincarnation wakes up like this. It's better not to add this setting. It's too poisonous and I can't stand it.
The writing style is just like that, I think it's average to above average. Why are there so many embarrassing things?
The first three chapters were well written, but after reading it, it made me feel so old. The familiar technique of suppressing desire first, agreeing with other people's perspectives and belittling the protagonist, and misunderstanding the protagonist's abilities through various coincidences, are showing the protagonist's greatness. It can be seen that the author did not want to write a clichéd way of showing off and slap in the face, so he lowered the emphasis, or rather did not raise it completely, causing the plot to be a bit draggy, like writing a running account. There was a supporting character in the middle of the plot that was particularly obvious, so I initially thought he was the one to be slapped in the face, but turned around and wanted to lick the main character. There was a coincidence that he hadn't licked the protagonist yet, so I thought I had the advantage, so I started to be the candidate to be slapped in the face again. I don't know what the author wants to express, whether it's a pretense and a slap in the face, or a reversal, to give a sweet word, and the supporting characters just slide down and kneel at the speed of light when they slap in the face. They all give people the feeling of being separated from others.
Drive high and go low, hide and hide, hide like stupid coins. I'm here to read a book, not to guess riddles.
I finally understand why the comment section is so polarized. The author said in the introduction that only after reading 20 chapters can we know why the first 20 chapters were written like this I guess many people were poisoned by the first 20 chapters and gave up immediately Some people read more than 20 chapters and thought, "That's it?" I suggest the author talk about this. I read the introduction and thought there would be a top-level reversal after chapter 20, but after reading more than 20 chapters, I found that it was not as outrageous a reversal as imagined... The author but If someone mentions something like "the first twenty chapters are not very well written" in the article, I guess most people can read it In my opinion, the author is too arrogant. He has always been a mute and his level is not that high. The revelation in more than 20 chapters does not have the shocking and unexpected reversal as imagined... The author also said that "the first 20 chapters were written this way because of the needs of the later chapters." He needs a beating, but he is not good enough and refuses to admit it for the sake of face.
There is no malicious intention, I am just curious. In a world where great power belongs to herself, how can the queen kill all the royal family?