I Am the Charm Mage!

Just after reading the first chapter, I have a question, do I still need to activate expertise? Shouldn't this be equivalent to a passive?

The chapter about the winged kobold in the cave was weird. How high can a cave be? Five meters? Ten meters? Let's say it's twenty meters. Then the main attack method of the kobolds is to throw stones, so it is impossible for them to fly fast with many stones on their backs, and they must spread their wings to fly. Then the half-elf archers in the book faced off against these flying kobolds in small caves, with low flying altitude, slow flying speed, large targets (for archers), and dense units. One! Indivual! All! Without! Shoot! Middle!

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Kobolds, Winged Kobolds, Giant Spiders, Phase Spiders

To be honest, your book is very well written and I like it very much, but I have only read Chapter 144. I really can't stand it anymore. You have delayed the protagonist's suspicion of Thalia for too long. A normal person with a brain would have long suspected that Thalia is a red dragon when faced with so many doubts. You must write that the protagonist turns a blind eye and does not doubt. What do you think of such a brainless person? I'm 14 In Chapter 4, I couldn't help it, so I just looked at the table of contents. The results didn't come until Chapter 148. You have to drag it out like this. I'm sorry that I won't accompany you. Apart from this point, your writing is really good. But this point already makes me not want to read anymore. I don't want to know how the protagonist develops and rises. I don't want to know about Thalia's background and story. I don't want to know where the protagonist's team will go. Goodbye.

I don't understand why the money divided by four people is 2221 and the money divided by three people is 331. Did the author use the hexadecimal system?

I feel that in this setting, the risk-to-pay ratio is a bit difficult. It is obviously a high-risk, high-reward and desperate thing. After defeating the monster, the drops are far less than the compensation for equipment damage. The protagonist still narrowly wins again and again. Under such circumstances, he is still losing money. I feel that the economic system should be slightly conceived.

Why does the Adventurers Association in your book seem like a joke?

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Except for the dragon, everything is well written, full score 10★

After reading the introduction, where was the protagonist born?

I don't understand the introduction. Do the two attributes look good?

Chapter 67: Que Mo is so well written.

The introduction says that the golden finger expertise obtained by the protagonist can also be obtained by others. Was this golden finger given away by the protagonist or does everyone in the world have this golden finger?

Who taught the author mathematics? Can't you add within ten?

Not the CCB I want to see

It looks good, but the updates are too slow to read. Please write quickly.

Non-AI writing It makes people want to follow up The total score is 8.0 Mainly because the process of learning spells is not thoroughly written [-1 point] The battle scenes are average [-1 point] In addition, guessing the identity of the heroine repeatedly reduces the intelligence It depends on personal acceptance [-0~1 point] The protagonist's personality is not obvious [-0~1 point]

It's well written, but it's too general and too detailed. It feels like it's going to cut off.

I read a novel with a plot very similar to this one. The starting monster is replaced by Goblin. Kill the goblins, then go to the lair. Same advancement. 😠

Very good, better than 80% of adventure novels

It has been steadily updated for a month, 300,000 words, readable