
The Book of a Hundred Lifetimes: Starting Out by Laying Low in a Wizard's Tower
百世书:从苟在巫师塔开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 142k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
67Chapters
91Votes
188Recs
12Fans
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Reader comments 12
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It feels like it will collapse. The wizard has mastered time and space at the beginning. I can't imagine what the protagonist will have to learn to survive in the wizarding world after he is promoted to wizard.
I feel like this book will be very difficult to write later, Preparing for the Eunuch
If there are 200 chapters later, please kick me
The protagonist's character is too bad, he goes back and forth, damn, he uses bad language here and there. Goldfinger is okay, but the writing is a bit abusive, the plot design is unreasonable, and the protagonist is trash. Do you have to face a strong character? If you want to write about Goldfinger, write it well. Don't strengthen the protagonist and the supporting characters at the same time, so that there is no change at all. Add more noodles to the water, and add more water to the noodles, right?
You said that the retrieval is a book of eternity
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It's okay, some places are sensational, and some places are long-winded, but under the pressure of daily updates, it's acceptable. It's just about how to handle the plot later. I hope it won't be too overwhelming.
It's quite good, the protagonist dares to venture and fight.
As long as we keep this kind of relationship between wizards, all kinds of unexpected pitfalls, and the protagonist doing crazy things, the book review food will not escape.
Is it non-traditional? That doesn't seem to work. There are very few traditional Western fantasy wizards in the starting point.
What does Lei Xuan Jian Xi Huan mean? Is it darkness that eats people, or is there a system similar to Fruit Position?