Gunslinger, Magic, Crown

In an extraordinary world, the musketeers fight against the magician knights, without any hardship and confusing logic. Pig's foot black powder vest-loaded flintlock gun, 3 rounds per minute, effective range 50-200 meters, skilled shooters hit 50% and 30% at the shooting range 90 meters before and after (the battlefield hit rate is even lower affected by the environment), the hit depends entirely on the salvo, the tactic is to queue up and shoot in three stages. The warhead can effectively break armor for 50-90 meters. It is difficult for extraordinary enchanted plate armor and mage armor. How can you compete with knights and mages with this thing? Mage beeps, long-range rapid fire and atmospheric attacks, plate armor knights can charge up to 330 meters in one minute. Author, tell everyone how to fight. It's a pity that the author's writing is wonderful, but the setting is wrong. I suggest you restart it.

I only read a few chapters and the comments felt inappropriate, so I deleted them. After reading all the updated ones, I will post another one. There must be a magician and a knight. There must be breathing techniques, right? Or other ways to exercise? Does your father, a viscount or a powerful colonel, have no resources at all? After four years of being completely like an ordinary person, I was covered in sweat within ten rounds of paper bullets, a time traveler! The biggest attraction of this kind of novel is that the liver is harvested. Every time I have a skill book at 1:00 or 2:00, I am 12% killed by the anticipation of the following. After reading it, I feel dry. I put it on the bookshelf and never think of this book. I don't want the pig's feet to take off so quickly and I'm afraid I won't write it. But what's the highlight?

In total, 50,000 words can be read in one go. However, there are some debatable details in the current character design: The protagonist is set as a soldier in his previous life, and he has the proficiency system to assist him. However, the academy has been focusing on front-loaded flintlock guns for four years, or it is in the form of custom-made paper-shell bullets and pellets and gunpowder packaging. It feels better to be a novice who knows nothing The core premise for iterative upgrades of firearms is breakthroughs in ammunition technology With the background and system support of the protagonist, the development direction does not require a lot of trial and error, and the experimental process has systematic error correction. I am also obsessed with the setting of the front-mounted flintlock gun, which lacks a bit of rationality. I feel that the harder I work, the more mistakes I make, so I have to take it hard. Finally, training hard on flintlock guns and improving existing ammunition and firearms are not mutually exclusive. It is impossible to be at the shooting range 24 hours a day? I hope there will be some reversal in the plot later on, even if I quietly improve it in private and leave it as a cheesy patch, otherwise it will be too dramatic.

It's simply inexplicable. In the first chapter, I saw the protagonist holding a flintlock inexplicably discriminate against mages and knights, and even didn't understand them at all 🙂 I think it's time to take a look inside.

When I saw Chapter 92, I couldn't stand it anymore. A talented gunman was sent abroad to engage in intelligence work.

After reading three chapters, the writing is good, but the core of the plot is a mess. The protagonist wants to rely on a gun from the Ming Dynasty to prove that the gun is more powerful than the magician and the extraordinary knight. The advantages and disadvantages of guns in the extraordinary world have been mentioned in many novels. The advantage is that it does not require high talent, and your flintlock gun + lead bullets are not as good as bows and arrows. To put it another way, if you have a system, what can you prove? Prove that extraordinary people can't defeat cheaters?

A gunner who is not pure enough is not a gunner. What is the difference between a gunner who needs talent for enchantment and a mage who needs talent? You have to prove that firearms are for mages, right? 🤔

It is not easy for gunners to combine extraordinary power with enchanting bullets, adding mental power, or other methods to attach extraordinary power to bullets. The essence is still extraordinary power, and it has nothing to do with guns. According to this method, it is no different to attach bows and arrows to cannonballs. As for physical skills? In the same way, should we use extraordinary power? Why not switch to another job if you can use it? This is especially true when combat power increases in the later stage. Not to mention the bullet range, how can you play without changing the straight-forward attack mode? Either the rules system can still reflect the presence of firearms, or else it is almost non-existent, but there are other differences between the rules system? A good example is dnf. The performance of firearms in it has already shown that the gun master cannot play well with guns. Even other mechanics and gunners can only use large calibers and mechanical creations Of course, low magic and low martial arts environments can still be played. To be honest, I have never seen a high magic or high martial arts protagonist using a gun (rule-based and non-main weapons do not count)

There is a reason for your poor grades. It's hard to imagine that a time traveler has a sense of mission. Even if you say you are engaged in liberating productivity, I think you have attended nine years of compulsory education. Moreover, the title of the book is Magic, World Sword and Magic, and you also have plug-ins. You said you want to play with guns. Brother, don't you even want to practice? Isn't it possible that your body's instincts are extraordinary?

If you want to write about something that is mainly popular, don't write about extraordinary power, especially when it comes to muskets or flintlock guns... Can pig's feet use this kind of gun to hit enchanted plate armor? The funniest thing is that I got a gun enchantment... Don't you need magic to deal with pig's feet? Then your previous insistence is like saying that grapes are sour when you can't eat them. When you eat them, they taste all kinds of delicious.