The Arcane Secrets of the Mage

🤭 Good books are rare and good books are rare. Personally, I feel that I borrowed some of the ideas and frameworks from Azure Badge Coiling Dragon and Mage Road.

The early stages of the book were okay. Although the improvement was slow, I could still see the progress. However, since reaching the level of legend, the author has been a little lacking in writing power. An inert beast that can devour planes, no matter how small it is, must be as big as the earth. But the protagonist rides over, and everyone can see these mages at a glance. Is it a microscope? The description is too weak, and there is no sense of a big scene at all. Moreover, the protagonist is like a disaster star, dying wherever he goes. The legendary mage brags a lot, but when the protagonist goes up, a lot of people die, and the few who have the best relationship with him are all dead. Forget about Black Fire, Shengtuo is still one of the three mysteries. The two of them laughed in the end, but he died. It is estimated that the cause of death was being too close to the protagonist. Needless to say, the latter was promoted to the controller and creator of a transcendent dimension. He was boasted to the sky, but one of them died immediately. Several passers-by dragged the protagonist into enmity with others, and there were giant beasts of nothingness that ate their dimension. The routines of Qi Era are completely the same, and it feels like a new skin, but the inside is still the same, and after such a long time, the protagonist will always be the weakling who is pushed to improve his strength. After improving his strength, he will be inactive for a few days and there will be a new crisis. It is no longer interesting. He is always improving and will never get ahead.

This first chapter uses Chinese naming. Name the protagonist in a Western setting. Protagonist: Wilson Merlin. Protagonist's sister: Wilson Meixue. Just nonsense...

In Xiaobai's novel, a woman is tempted to commit murder and discovers the protagonist's secret. She subdues her and lets him go after saying a few words? Who is the protagonist she is? How many millions have you given? Or how many lives have been saved? If you don't kill me, let him go, rubbish.

False Virgin: The enemy's few words of begging for mercy make the protagonist soften. He has suffered many losses in this matter and is often hunted by the enemy, but this kind of protagonist will not interfere with other people's choices. Our Lady: Do good things based on yourself and advise others appropriately. Holy Mother Bitch: This kind of person is extremely disgusting, does not distinguish between right and wrong, uses kindness as an excuse to do cowardly things, and often advises others to do cowardly things. They are extremely cowardly and incompetent.

They say they have great self-control and so on. They are the most annoying when they see women. They wish they could tell their secrets to the whole world. This is pure brainless pig culture.

Why do some people complain about this old book... This is the basic unit of the novel. Without him, there would be no tall buildings.

Sperm on the brain! Only a first-level mage can have an attendant. How could such a precious spot be given to someone so easily because she is a beautiful woman? Or is it just 120 points of contribution?

The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes! Just constantly upgrading to fight monsters, which is inhumane. Is the caster not a human being? My wife, children, father, sister, and master have all gone, but the key is that I haven't felt any sadness at all. What's the point of living like this? There are still many holes left unfilled

Although there is a shortage of books now, there are too many loopholes in this book. I have seen Civilized War, but I don't want to read anymore. To summarize briefly, 1. The early combat power is a bit broken, and the caster system is simply a trap. Everyone is practicing based on luck. Whether it is strong in the early stage depends on the number of skills. The key is that each department has only one skill. Whether it is strong in the later stage depends on the previous one. There are many different systems in different periods, 2. The protagonist basically doesn't use the plug-ins he brings, but he can only organize, analyze and deduce the plug-ins he brings with him. The key protagonist doesn't use them yet. Since he can deduce, he can use them for many things, but the protagonist just doesn't use them. (You mean ability? This can barely be explained) 3. The civilized war chapter has no flavor of war at all. It's like a bunch of big men fighting in groups, without any art of war.