Fairy Tail: I Refuse to Be Guild Master

The author does not need to specifically calculate the training time, because after Lucy joined Fairy Tail, Fairy Tail went straight into high-intensity battles and reached Tianrou Island in one year. After seven years of return, Fairy Tail disbanded in less than a year. After another year, the union was rebuilt and they directly fought against Zeref and Black Dragon. In less than three years, there is no other way but cheating. Any conventional practice is a waste of time. There are only three issues - bloodline, talent, and actual combat. After Lucy's two years of actual combat, the third year of the Great Demon Directing Martial Arts was really boring in her eyes, and she felt that she could pick the final championship team. This kind of practice is not materialistic, but idealistic. She is the only one present who can feel that the opposite team has twice the magic power hidden, and she can analyze magic and combat intelligence with ease. The first problem is that it is difficult for the male protagonist to grow up without actual combat. I really don't want to see this miserable practice. Lucy sings and dances after get off work, makes noises with friends, and takes beauty sleep. She doesn't fall behind in her practice at all. Fairy Tail's training is similar to Dragon Ball's Kame Senryu. Eat well, sleep well, and live every day well. It is the emotion generated by getting along with friends. This emotion can truly be converted into magic.

Logically speaking, based on the combat performance in Fairy Tail, three wolves, six birds, stones, toads, and double buffs are all not enough, right? At the current speed of unlocking them one by one, how long will it take to get the five-color dragon? The battle where the stone was unlocked and the guild won its first duel. Logically speaking, it should be regarded as a chapter where he finally gained fighting strength and felt proud. The result is a very bland and boring performance. And I don't think there will be any fundamental changes after summoning three wolves and six birds. Ordinary beasts can't do anything good. Think about your enemy spitting fire and ice. You summon three wolves and six birds to bite others. It's too low.

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This week's update starts from Tenrou Island. I don't see any difference from the original version. The only differences are the characters who are not at the center of the story. Now the central character: What is the difference between Mira and the original version? The protagonist has worked hard for so long, but if he just marries her, there will be no difference in combat power, and there will be no difference in the direction of the story? In the original version, Mira lost partly because she was held back by her younger sister, partly because she had been decadent for too long and had insufficient physical training. It was an encounter. In the original version, part of her magic power was used for the assessment. Now that Mira's mind has been healed by the protagonist in advance, her body has recovered from physical exercise, and there is no sister to hold her back, how can it be the same as the original version? The current state of presence is completely different from the original version, and the original version places special emphasis on the soul and belief. How on earth could Mira be like this? Was the previous chapter written in vain? What about changes? Author, your plot this week is 80% the same as the original version. The number of words in each chapter remains the same and the amount of information is so small. The plot is inconsistent and the character arc is revealed? Is this how Mira is shaped? What difference does it make if this protagonist has you or not? The growth of other supporting characters can be ignored or omitted for other reasons. Didn't Mira focus on the writing? Do you respect your own book if you write it like this? Do you respect readers' support? In the latest chapters, if the protagonist summons a dragon, others will really be blind, right? When did dragons become so worthless in the Fairy Tail world? The Fairy Tail guild has a protagonist with such a superb group fighting ability. If there are people who can summon dragons in single combat, it still follows the original plan and the same routine. Is it really a direct copy of the original version? Author, have you lost track of your achievements? Did you take this book seriously? If your ability is not good enough, then it will suck. Don't make people disgusting by copying it over and over.

Many people say that this book has too much routine, or is too weak, or grows too slowly, etc., But you have overlooked an important point, which is the character of the protagonist. In the excellent daily stories I have seen, the characters of the protagonists are basically lively and cheerful, humorous, gentle and considerate, and fun-loving. The protagonist is too procrastinating, always struggling, thinking about a lot of irrelevant things, and is a bit introverted. If you change to the characters I mentioned above, this daily life will not be bad. To put it bluntly, the protagonist's image and personality are not shaped by the character that the protagonist should have, and if you don't take the initiative to learn, you won't take the initiative to ask for advice, but you don't ask for advice. You go to learn new magic and learn combat skills. After all, we read novels to relax, not to watch something bad happen.

How is this different from the original? The dragon is reluctant to summon. This is a civil war. You might as well not write it, for fear of damaging the building and the union. Fairy Tail will care about this. It's too cool.

I hope the author can stick to his own characteristics and don't need to be criticized for being too slow and slow to grow up. As a Fairy Tail fan, I have read many books in which the power grows rapidly, and after the first 100 chapters, it is already invincible in the world. Then I changed the map to fight against the dragon, and finally defeated everyone without any suspense, and then it became boring. I hope the author can maintain his own characteristics and take a different path as a Fairy Tail fan.

It's been over 200 chapters and I haven't entered the main plot yet. The protagonist is written like a Japanese Asashi hero who always says he doesn't want to cause trouble to others. When he encounters heavyweight fights, he is beaten down time and time again and looks like he has gained a lot after winning. In addition, there is no limit. It's a daily life in the world, and you also have to pay to watch the protagonist have an awkward love relationship. According to the author's level of daily life, he can write about the devil's heart, and he doesn't even have to think about the empire, the century-old mission, etc. In short, I don't recommend latecomers to waste money on subscribing.

The first part is pretty good, but later on I start to write a lot of emotional scenes that are sweet for the sake of being sweet. If some emotional scenes are interspersed in the main text, they can also be used as seasonings. However, the author treats the emotional scenes as if they are dinner, and it is all an industrial love saccharine that is sweet for the sake of being sweet. The more I read, the more boring it becomes.

It's tasteless, but it's a pity to throw it away... This is my evaluation of this book. The plain trade union life is good as an embellishment, but as the main subject, it always feels too bland... It's not exciting and passionate. I want to jump while reading it. Alas