The Great Magister's Daily Life of Making Money

After reading Chapter 20, the protagonist is like an NPC who appeared out of thin air in the wild. He has reached his current position as a great mage in a world where money is paramount without any connections. If you say that the protagonist of a dark novel relies solely on burning, killing, and looting, that would make sense, but I don't see how this lawful neutral protagonist can make so much money without friends.

A piece of mermaid tears? Is it a piece of mermaid scales or a drop of mermaid tears?

It's a bit too showy The writing is indeed okay, but it's a bit too deliberate. The writing of the battle scenes is a bit long-winded. Writing novels in vernacular is actually not impossible. The main thing is to let readers see what you are doing and how much the protagonist has grown.

What is the nature of money? It is a reflection of the credibility of a nation and a country. There is only one great mage in a country. You can make any magic props, scrolls, etc. Don't the money come quickly? You still have to find someone to sign a contract or something.

Your layout is so weird. How do you use the quotation marks, line spacing, paragraphs, etc. It's really confusing.

Yes, it successfully solved my trouble of not being able to sleep in a strange place. I suggest adding combat elements in the future, which is a bit boring.

Even those with low elemental affinity can't figure out things, and they can become awesome apprentices. They really want all kinds of rubbish.

The writing is indeed very good, but there are always symbol errors, grammatical errors, and typos. I hope the author can read it again after writing a chapter. Otherwise, I will be happy when I read it. If a few typos suddenly appear, you will feel very uncomfortable.

The public chapters are done. I wonder if any of you who are reading this feel that the chapter names and the content do not match up. Some chapter names describe four things, but only two of them are detailed in the content. The remaining two things seem to be connected with only a little content, just like foreshadowing. Then after a few chapters, I turned it over and wrote about it in detail. Then the chapter title described this thing as something that should be very simple. As a result, I linked up with the previous foreshadowing and wrote a lot. Then I wrote less about other things, and it didn't match up with the description in the chapter title 😅...

Lots of typos😥

Ah, the great magician is actually short of money

Not bad, this mage who makes money remembered the name of the mage next door

Do magicians make so much money? One griffon feather is only 15 silver coins, so you can get hundreds of them! If you hunt a few heads, you will have enough money to raise a batch in captivity. Can't do it alone? Compulsory education + Agricultural Reclamation Corps to learn more.

I feel so comfortable reading it, as comfortable as flowing clouds and flowing water. The author is really great.

Good formatting can reduce the difficulty of reading and get more readers. This is the only shortcoming of this book so far.

The plot has already started from the elf forest.