The Occultist Behind the Curtain

This book seems a bit like taking a student loan to become a witcher. Is it based on that book as a starting point for inspiration? Also, about the protagonist's first surgery. The protagonist is the chief surgeon, and the chief surgeon's share of the money feels a little small. There is a difference between a chief surgeon and an assistant. Finally, code quickly.

I hope that I can describe more about occult content, magic confrontation, travel to different worlds and latitudes, etc., And change my gaze from the earth to the starry sky 🤓

The whole thing is quite smooth. The power system is based on the secret sect Si Chen's books. You can obtain inheritance by learning to decipher various books, which is somewhat new. The biggest shortcoming is that the main plot is not clear enough and is a bit nondescript. This is mainly reflected in the fact that the protagonist is studying in an academy and participating in a wild extraordinary gathering. He is neither an academy stream nor a Sanren stream, but overall it is more like a Sanren, because improving his strength mainly relies on studying in seclusion. There are many parallel threads, but none stand out. After all, the protagonist has no imminent crisis, but only owes a student loan, so taking risks is not destined to be the mainstream. Making money and improving strength are, but this lacks a sense of crisis and lacks a plot, so the author forcibly arranged events to hit his face. It was okay at the beginning but became very passive later on. After Chapter 90, in order to increase the sense of urgency, the official transcendent status was placed on the protagonist, and the protagonist was left to fight with a group of veterans. This seemed very frustrating. Obtaining the qualifications was not a desperate level for the protagonist. After all, there was a failure. If there is no system to start, there is a need to fight. The characterization is a bit blunt, the supporting characters lack priority, and the protagonist's girlfriend is very short. It is a little bit cruel to directly conclude that you fall in love with the protagonist. The main space falls on a few students. It is mentioned in the article that mentorship is very important, but the protagonist's teacher is obviously a rubbish teacher, almost free-range teaching, and the resources given are pitiful. It feels that the protagonist relies on reading books to make progress. As for the role of the teacher, it is more like a background board for the leading party. The progress of the extraordinary system in the article is very slow, and the time span is relatively long. For example, most people spend several years and decades to reach the level of fire bearer, which is level 3, but the protagonist's experience is calculated on a day-to-day basis, and he can only forcefully arrange a bunch of plots. Like the protagonists of other books, the protagonist of this book is also slow to level up, but has no motivation or crisis, so he becomes inexplicably anxious. What's more, there is a golden finger that comes out of nowhere, which makes this anxiety even more inexplicable. Currently, the protagonist reaches level 1 in 2 months. He is considered a little genius. Normally, he reaches level 1 in three months. He has an astrologer profession (the threshold for level 3 monster materials is also high). After that, it usually takes several years to upgrade from level 2 to level 3 (a gang leader spends decades. Time to prepare), I don't know how the author speeds up the upgrade. It is even more difficult for the next level 3 to upgrade to a named person. The time span required is even more exaggerated. Maybe level 2 is divided into ten stages and then slowly upgraded. Otherwise, the time span can only be extended, otherwise the events will not be enough.

Not bad, the main base is the occult template and the alchemy manual. Although the plot of the protagonist going to an illegal gathering with a promising future is a bit criticized, at least the pace is fast and the occult medical treatment is quite interesting. At least for me, I would rather read this one. The occult template is too slow

Very nice. But the protagonist is surrounded by women with the "Destiny's Daughter" template, which is a bit yin and yang. But the writing doesn't seem like it's going to be a harem.

The writing is okay, there is nothing embarrassing about it I feel that it is a harem story that favors a stallion. It can be read immediately. I didn't expect it to be so fast when I read it. It just feels like the author has deliberately ignored the status of elite students in serious universities. The protagonist has no sense of crisis now, but he just wants to take risks and find a dark path. The protagonist is an elite student from a serious university, so he should be able to trade directly on the right path.

It seemed fine at first, but then he fell into bed with me for no apparent reason, saying he was inexperienced. . I can only say that failure is the way to go, and then I knew I should give up.

==Preface to the Codex of the Adeptus Mechanicus== We know that every fleeting life form is a cog in the great mechanism. Get rid of the frail flesh and receive the glory of the Machine God. We know that the great secrets that the Mechanicus reveals to his followers will eclipse the weaknesses of mortals. Our hands can create everything in the universe. Knowledge is everlasting. Knowledge is solemn and sacred. Knowledge is power. Knowledge is hope.

I want to see rivers of blood flow, kill the king and take his bird seat, and let us brothers sit in that seat too.

Good book, all 6 votes were cast. Brothers, all votes went to the author, asking him to update it by ten thousand a day and write well.