Arcane Scepter

Oh, sister, this book is so good, why didn't I discover it earlier!

Thousands of words, turned into one sentence, it means your writing is so beautiful

It's a good book but not fat...😭😭

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Good book.. But not fat.. Come on the author🌹🌹

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Steam is just a platform, right?

I haven't read a mage novel like this for a long time... I'd like to give it a thumbs up... But there are still too few chapters!!!

The rule changes are a bit too much The school specialization has been changed to add DC. This is the red robe==|| Spellcasting genius has been changed to a full-school focus effect What's going on when the most outrageous proficient spellcasting allows super character levels? Also, when will MM have DC...

Frankly speaking, this book can only be said to be a good one, although most of the books from Qidian now are about hydrology. By the way, I compared the book I read with Heart of Canaan (I also read your previous book, and it's not much different from this one) First, your book is relatively simple, focusing on the task and extending it step by step. This is good, but what you write is slightly boring, without much passion and excitement, and emotional ups and downs (I think the description of task emotions is your weakness. Emotion is not just love. I think you have also read Canaan and you should know that it is a full world. In other words, if you ignore reality, it is a Western fantasy) Second. What Heart of Canaan describes is more like a world, while yours is a game. In other words, I think Canaan is vividly written. It describes the emotions, grudges, and hatreds of many characters in it. The adventures the protagonist encounters, the tasks he chooses, the characters he chooses, and his emotional ups and downs complete the world view of Canaan. And yours is just a game. I don't know which one is better, but I prefer Canaan. The emotions of the characters expressed in yours are relatively rigid and pale. As for your modified pseudo-DND, I personally am not used to it, but it is still acceptable, but it is not rigorous enough and cannot be considered a complete world setting. I also wish that your book will continue to work hard to reach the height of Canaan. That's all.

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