Wizard: The Electromagnetic Era

I have read a novel about Gao Wu before, and the introduction also talks about electromagnetic force. The result is a classic high school beginning, practicing martial arts desperately in order to go to college. After awakening the electromagnetic force, it just keeps writing about how to practice martial arts. As for the training and knowledge of electromagnetic force, it does not mention at all, as if the author is revealed to be a nine-legged fish after writing the knowledge. He was also speechless.

You have to write wizards according to the logic of science students, and cultivators are liberal arts students. Let's put it this way, cultivators are thieves, and wizards must develop according to the logic of robbers.

This is a low-end version of an arcane masterpiece. The various pretentious plots in the text look like a book from ten years ago. It is overall bland and has no ups and downs, but it is better in that the writing is smooth and has no flaws, but there are no surprises.

Things changed later on. When I started a company and evaluated professional titles, I felt silly. In short, the story was not good-looking. . . . .

I originally thought that the pig's feet were a magnet, but they turned out to be dry. Compared with the indigenous people, they have more modern common sense. What's more important is that the writing of the fighting scenes is really average, and the technology side is also written based on the knowledge of ordinary people before time travel. Obviously the plot structure is interesting, but it's like filling the outline with some flesh and blood but not much. The novelty of plug-ins is also ordinary, and the plot does not have many ups and downs. Can someone give me a spoiler and tell me what other highlights I can watch later?

I still have some impressions in this book. I gave up after reading that the protagonist seems to have changed his job to a mechanic. At the beginning, it was obviously electromagnetism. There are so many fields of electromagnetic light fields, but I chose a mechanic. It's not that the subject of mechanics is not good, but people who like this subject will not read it. After it is put on the shelf, all I can read are those who don't like this subject, so they are committing suicide.

The purpose of this is to look at the situation where personal power is combined with the dimensions of the scientific and technological theoretical system to crush it. The result is personal industrialization...

The text of this book is online, but after reading it for a long time, there are no surprises or ups and downs. It feels like what Cao Cao said... It's worthless, tasteless to eat, and a pity to discard.

I saw it, it was revealed that it was not local, I didn't know what to say, it seemed like it was nothing, it seemed like there was something else. However, if I don't write this paragraph, wouldn't it mean nothing?

This title reminds me of an old friend 🙂