Magician of the Tang Dynasty

Why do you cover the introduction of this book when promoting a new book? Don't talk about the next book. I don't want to read this book without an introduction! ! ! !

The author doesn't understand magic at all. The earliest magic was developed by combining Western curses with alchemy. They didn't rely on cultivation or anything else, let alone nonsense like physical fitness. Even the later meditation was extracted from Indian yoga. You should be rigorous in your writing, and you should feel complacent if you make a big mistake.

The characterization of the protagonist failed. The 150-year-old magician was reincarnated into a child, but he would not really be a child. Maybe the author himself is a child.

A monk is born, a magician is useless and cannot live forever

Will the clothes of Queen Changsun be inferior to the clothes of foreign nobles? Finally found it?

I was 150 years old in my previous life, that's it. . . . . .

It's so well written. I recommend this book because the protagonist is a Virgin or a Virgin who always makes her own mistakes.

The beginning of the story is not very good. The background of over 150 years old is a failure. It would be better if it was written in the teens and twenties. At least the childishness after rebirth can be explained, and it will not make people think that the protagonist, the most important weapon of the country, is an old waste who has lived for more than 150 years.

I'm coming too😁😁😁😁

Why do I see missing chapters?