Wizard: Drawing Cards, Starting with a Potion Variety Show
巫师：从魔药综艺开始抽卡变强
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Modern Magic
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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No Heroines, No Filler, No Pointless Plotlines, Fast-Paced, with a Killer Opening Three Chapters
A Food and Fantasy / Xuanhuan / Sci-Fi Collection by Xian Yu, With No Female Lead or One Female Lead
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The earlier variety show segments were quite entertaining, but the later part, where the protagonist joined the Investigation Bureau, became rather awkward. The plot design was somewhat simplistic, and the character development wasn't as vivid as before. Some plot twists felt contrived and forced.
A strong start followed by a sharp decline (a poisonous weed)
It's very disjointed. From the variety show to the residential megastructure, you could say there were some connection issues, but then in the Ghost World, the sense of disjointedness is extremely serious. It would be better to start a new book if it were written like this. There's clearly a lot more to write about in the alchemy school system that was built up earlier.
To myself one week from now
1. Your typing speed is a bit slow right now. If you want to improve this week, you need to type at least 10,000 words per day. Have you achieved that? 2. Will you continue to revise the text of each chapter to make it as good as possible?
The content is quite unique, but you'll need to add more settings later because it's currently just a fictional world. We don't know the specifics of what happens, such as the disagreements between wizards, the wars they wage, the levels and classifications of potions, or what kind of magical and scientific world exists outside.
So far, up to chapter sixteen, it's been quite interesting. The variety show format seems to be inspired by "MasterChef." The story is relatively easy to write up until the show ends; the real challenge lies in figuring out how to develop the plot after the show concludes.
Shennong suspected of being dead, a lackluster story, a variety show theme.
It's basically a rip-off of the foreign show Hell's Kitchen. The characters, regardless of whether they're from the East or West, all have a modern Western-style translation. The main character speaks in alternating ancient and modern ways. The plot is mediocre, a bit melodramatic, and the character conflicts are forced.
I had just subscribed to seventy chapters before the free offer ended. 🙂
The disconnect was too strong; I have absolutely no desire to watch any more potion-themed variety shows.
The storyline following the variety show is similar to that of an investigator, offering a completely different viewing experience. The "golden finger" (a powerful, albeit subtle, advantage) seems almost imperceptible, as if it were written by a different author.
What's the point of hosting this game? Why put so much effort into it? The main storyline is getting further and further off track.