Kobold Wizard's Journal

This book is simply a breath of fresh air in wizard literature. I have basically read all the famous wizarding books on the list. So far, the two books that have left the biggest impression on me are The Wizarding World (the pioneering work of the wizarding genre) and this one.          ， Generally speaking, wizards in the literature are indifferent and selfish psychopaths. This is normal. The strange world + the survival environment of the fittest + the heart of worshiping the strong + the desire for life have trained wizards into this kind of selfish and narcissistic neurotic personality.       ，        ，，，， Not all opportunities will be delivered to the protagonist, and not all enemies are malicious towards the protagonist. All results have reasons (in layman's terms, you can use your brain when watching the plot) The plot is smoothly connected, the characters are full of emotions, and it is a good article no matter what the subject matter is. It is a wizard novel, but I think it is more of a wizard Western fantasy novel that applies the wizard-style world view. The protagonist is not always in a life-or-death crisis, and the improvement of strength is not necessarily the most important thing. Not everyone will live and die for a few resources, and then the young ones die and the old ones give away their heads and equipment. The process can also be more important than the results, not the resources obtained. Every thing I have experienced, every person and every word is a kind of harvest, growing and developing. Ruger is the kindest and best-charactered protagonist in all the wizarding novels I have ever read. He is real. He has walked through it step by step since the birth of consciousness. He has no memory of soul reincarnation in this world. The author writes about this growth process in a very natural way. I even have a kind of nurturing happiness.         ，，，，， What Ruger brings to readers is a relaxed and stable mentality, which not only affects us, but also indirectly radiates to many people around us. You can say he is ugly, but no one can hate him from the bottom of his heart. The wizard's diary of the kobold, It's like an adventure, more like a journey, The wizard has not only interests and power in his heart, but also a steaming bowl of thick soup.

As you read more and more deeply, you will find that (please note that this is not the beginning), large paragraphs will frequently appear in the chapters. It is common to have a paragraph of 6 to 7 lines. It has the feeling of reading a physical book. And the author has some language habits (or did it deliberately), which will make you feel awkward when reading (in some parts, the subject is only written once, and you will not say "he" in the following commas) (and a very long sentence is written with multiple commas instead of splitting it into several simple sentences) (and sentences Some structural position changes) (but there are not many of these, but you can feel it, and as the reading time increases, you will feel more and more awkward.) (But after reading for a long time, you will get used to it, and you know to read slowly) 🙂 Why are the above mentioned separately? 🙂 Because for most readers today, two or three lines of the works they read constitute a natural paragraph, and one sentence must be separated into a natural paragraph. All sentences must be arranged clearly with subject, predicate and object, so that you can turn to the next page directly after scanning them. So this is the biggest difference and the point that dissuades many people. (Perhaps the author did this deliberately, because these have successfully screened out a small number of readers who are not very patient) I do not recommend quantum reading. Give me an example. The protagonist is a time traveler, but he only clicked a few words very vaguely, and even a quantum reader would not notice it. The author will not use the protagonist to directly say: "I was a human before, Mr. Reader, we are the same." Instead, he will use Ruger's inability to adapt to the life of a kobold to reflect it, and then make a small point after dozens of chapters to confirm it for you. 🙂 The second thing is the content of the novel: in a western fantasy world, the protagonist is a non-human creature called a kobold, who seems to be ugly. The protagonist is half-clothed, eats bugs all day long, and is friends with an ugly female kobold. When in danger, he first pretends to be an ordinary kobold and barks. (Of course only in the early stage) The above will dissuade a small number of people, they only accept that the protagonist is magnificent and surrounded by beauties. Even if you are slightly at a low point, you should always have someone's decency and a strong heart. What they want is that the protagonist will say: "Where is this place? How did I travel through time..." And then adjust his mentality in two or three sentences. Then "Dingdong, your system has arrived." (I may be exaggerating. This kind of system article is a bit outdated, but there is always an audience.) (I am not disdainful of this group, but I mean that the retention rate of this group in this novel will be very low) (Objective description, if you are dissatisfied, you are right.) 🙂 Okay, I said a lot of things that have nothing to do with evaluation, please forgive me. Why jelly? First of all, the author's writing skills are very good, and the plot development does not deliberately delay the rhythm. He will not deliberately stuff you with long and useless things. The whole story unfolds slowly and firmly in my eyes, giving me a full sense of expectation. All plots are reasonable, there is no whim to create for you, and they are designed in line with the author's original world view. And in the process of plot development, the entire world view is slowly revealed. Various wizarding forces, what is the essence of the entire cave world, and the path to promotion for wizards... (You still have to look carefully, some settings are just between one or two sentences, and you will pass by without seeing them.) Then, the image portrayal of various characters, let alone the kobold Luger, is timid, cautious, and contented. And Old Jinya trapped himself... The image that Baant made me feel is: he does not bully the weak, has no distractions, and is dedicated to seeking the truth. (The knight turned wizard is still the shadow of a warrior.) There is also the plot of the succubus teacher, which will indeed make people regretful in the end. After guarding for 300 years, in the end everything was in vain. Her coming was in vain, her hatred was in vain, and even the freedom she thought was in vain in the end. 🙂 If there is anything else to say, it is that there is too little. I haven't read it for a while, and I have reached more than 70 chapters, and I don't dare to read it. . . I'll leave it alone for a while. But if there are monthly votes for other books, I will try my best to vote. {"TopicId":"1134215008248266752","TopicName":"Collection of Masterpieces"}{"TopicId":"586286831142961152","TopicName":"Book Recommendation in Shuhuang"}

I can't guarantee it with other novels, but this one is certainly up to the mark. The protagonist is an ordinary kobold who becomes stronger step by step. No cheats or cheats. This book really vividly presents the kind of adventure in a fantasy world. Sometimes you have no idea what will happen in the next chapter. There are always surprises and unforeseen challenges on the next page. And our kobolds are clever and cunning? Wander through new and bizarre stories. The pace is indeed slow, but it is really not watery. The daily texts mixed in always present a real and fantastic world. I always want to describe it with a light warm and practical feeling. I have never played World of Warcraft, Monster Hunter, or anything like that. But the author's description of the kobolds is very detailed, and it can be seen that the author has indeed been a kobold I actually haven't read this book for 2 months, but the feeling is still very clear. I went out for a while and found that this book has the most authentic fantasy feel. In short, Jili Gulu said a lot, and it may not be accurate. However, if you like pure fantasy adventures, mixed with a little humor and warm stories, and can also adapt to a slow pace, this book is really recommended. The story of the kobold in the following will be even more exciting and magnificent I am sorry for this.

It is currently at the level of grass jelly and has no poisonous spots. The story unfolds calmly, without deliberately creating conflicts to advance the plot. The only problem is that the author does not like interlacing lines when writing, so it is a bit difficult to read. It is easy to lose information if you read ten lines at a time. This book is worth recommending.

After reading this book, I felt like I had eaten a bowl of high-end rice. Obviously there are conflicts and twists in the story, but this way of describing it is very bland and has no memorable points. However, it is not unattractive. It is like a bowl of rice. It is very bland when you eat it, but you can't do it without it. You can't help but eat the next one after one bite. It is already a top-grade food.

This introduction reminds me of the book "Into the Krimatha"

But when I thought that other wizards wouldn't be as good-looking as kobolds, my thoughts came back.

The background is grand, and the main plot of the first stage is very clear. First, become a wizard. The second stage should be to become stronger and go to the ground. It must be said that the protagonist is an ambitious dog-head. The combat system is great, and it truly reflects that knowledge is power in the wizarding world; clever use of information gaps to make big gains from small things, wizards are cautious and bold, greedy and crazy, pure and persistent. From the city of knowledge in the wilderness cave, to the sorrowful golem and the drunkard old man's great joy and sorrow after being promoted in the underground city, to the crazy blood-stained city, and the weird nightmare world, the kobolds are also becoming stronger step by step, from being hungry and thin at the beginning to now determined to stand at the top of all wizards, get out of the prison-like cave world, and bask in the real sun. Personally, I think there is one shortcoming. The backgrounds of the City of Knowledge and the Nightmare World are a bit abstract, and these copies are not easy to understand. But the specific development of the story is exciting, well, very exciting! All in all, the flaws outweigh the merits, and it's worth pursuing!

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The subject matter of this book is indeed novel, like a pineapple emerging from a pile of apples

Nowadays, it is harder to find a novel that writes a story seriously than it is to have an erotic dream while sleeping. Come on, author.

I have mixed tastes and read a little bit of everything. As long as you think it looks good, I'll try it.

It is indeed written in a tone that makes the kobold confused and thoughtful, with fragmented and divergent thinking. Moreover, the wording and word order itself have a flavor of The Lord of the Rings. But on the other hand, there are too many detailed descriptions of appearance and demeanor, as well as the protagonist's psychological activities and speculations. Many times the connection between context and context is not smooth. For example, in the opening scene where the fight with other kobolds occurs, almost every paragraph is interspersed with changing perspectives. This causes the plot to progress at a normal speed, or even fast, but the writing seems very slow. Looking at it, it's a bit tiring.

Sure enough, impulsiveness is the devil, I ordered it all in one go, and then I couldn't read about 700 chapters. Every chapter is a waste, and the main plot is basically not recommended? What is this? The whole article is full of chatter, going around and around. It's not that the author doesn't know how to write, it's that he doesn't want to write, right? The compactness of the early stage is completely gone. Quite disappointed

Have you ever been a kobold? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted.

It's hard to read the text. I don't know if it's not smooth or for some reason. The style is that of an animal in ancient times. It's a very bland narrative to explain a story.

Why do kobolds shed their hair? It's just a matter of translation. They are called kobolds.

I hope the author can stick with it until it is finished. This book is really good.

Have you ever been a kobold? Some things are written randomly, taking it for granted

The Witcher genre that I am more familiar with is The Witcher Journey, but the rest is tepid, but this book is eye-catching. The world view seems very grand, but the upper limit should be the endless world of The Witcher Journey. The writing style is better, but I always feel that there will be problems with the logic, so remember to bury the holes you dig. Hurry up and expand your world view, we can't wait anymore

What a lousy book! You actually start charging for it after it's put on the shelves. Authors with bad attitudes like you don't even read the books they write, just throw them out of the bookshelf and never see them again!

I can no longer read this book. I write a few chapters and then go into a small space for a few chapters about daily life. Then I go into a small space for a few chapters and then go back to the water for a few chapters. The same thing is repeated at random. Five of the ten chapters are on the water, either on the water or on the road to the water.

Have you ever been a kobold? Some things are written randomly, taking it for granted

The protagonist looks like this 🙂

It can be regarded as a rare DND dungeon and western fantasy masterpiece this year.

I'm watching

For the first time in my life, I am happy to post something

1. I don't like stories that involve too many gods or religions. The nagging of gods and gods is a bit unbearable. 2. Those who don't like the development of science and technology and the industrial revolution in the Middle Ages are not too rigorous and difficult to sink into. 3. It can involve some game background appropriately, but not too much, otherwise it will be too dramatic. 4. I prefer those with excellent settings like kobolds, those who are looking for humans, or those with abyss syndrome, those who start esoteric training from academic monks, and those who seek immortality. For example, those who have a rigorous worldview like the leader of a cultivation sect. Do you guys have any good books to recommend? It's hard to read without a book!

Encouragement

A bit like the author of the Super Dimension Warlock. His writing, plot, setting and imagination are top-notch, but flooding the sky with water is the biggest stinking problem. After getting rid of it, I feel like I can learn from him🐔 Cantonese's book Conferring Gods and Earning Ten Millions a Year 😅