
Fairy Tail: The Mage Who Avoids Close Combat
妖尾:不玩近战的魔导士
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 277k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 8h ago
- Source
- Qidian
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125Chapters
22Votes
695Recs
1.1kFans
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Is the protagonist's magic too weak? Can he steal the setting results of other people's magic to do needlework? Are there any magic conflicts that need to be completely mastered before continuing to steal? It's too slow to write like this
I support what other readers have said.
It feels like the pacing is too flat now and the protagonist's magic is completely unappealing. Needless to say, if the protagonist becomes stronger quickly, it can at least give the protagonist some ideas for his magic. The ability of the thread fruit is not required to be at least a little fancy, such as Hokage's puppet master or Sani, a prisoner with similar delicacies. Nowadays, the protagonist's ability cannot attract people, and there is no highlight except setting up traps. If the front is not attractive, no matter how good the writing is, it is useless.
There is no way to survive in Fairy Tail without melee combat. Look at how Hades was beaten. With unlimited magic power, the dragon slayer on the opposite side could swallow magic power to recover and resist the attack. Hades's mentality was shattered. His heart was gone and he was crushed to death.
The protagonist is too useless, the author can refer to the book (Fairy Tail: Capturing the Demon Mirajane in the Beginning)
Come on, author, Qianren Qianwei, I like the process of the protagonist slowly becoming stronger in this book 🤭🤭
Overall, it's okay. I'm quite touched by the recognition.