The Free Lich
自由的巫妖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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[Comment] Haha. The lockdown is over.
[Fn=3_3] It seems the hype has died down.
This daily dose of poison is unbelievable; they actually dare to bring out a book from over a decade ago.
This is a tribute to the first novel I ever read. I remember finding it by chance on my grandma's old feature phone in my first year of junior high. The story of Faerûn deeply moved me as a young boy. Time flies; I've graduated and am working now, and my grandma has been gone for many years. 😳😳
Perhaps due to the era in which the book was written 13 years ago, the later parts became increasingly nauseating.
The protagonist is a mind-stealer. He grows without effort, gains everything without paying a price, and hypocritically manipulates others. It's like seeing Yue Buqun (a notorious figure in Chinese folklore known for his ruthlessness and cruelty). I don't believe the protagonist deserves happiness at all; even the scumbags in romance novels are a hundred times better than him.
Every time I see Xiaoming as the main character, I think I'm reading an elementary school student's essay, and I can't continue reading.
I finished reading this book on a feature phone 10 years ago, and even now, looking back, I still vaguely remember some of the plot. I still remember the concept of the lich's phylactery, and I've used it as my online name ever since. I hope things will get better and better in the future.
Has the leader ever considered moving the Age of Exploration to space? Similar to the magic ship concept in D&D. Humans used the power of science and magic to build airships, breaking free from the constraints of gravity and sailing towards the stars. I recommend the animated film "Treasure Planet"! It's based on this theme.
The protagonist is completely out of place in this world, constantly calling out "Xiao Ming," which is utterly disgusting. The protagonist's name clashes with the world and environment, making him unpleasant to watch…
I guess fools are lucky; the more they get scammed, the more likely they are to survive. I just can't stand novels that are neither careful nor meticulous.
How can someone who's an alchemist not know magic? How can someone who isn't a mage become an alchemist? This is trash novel.