The Otherworldly Wizard's Path

I read the reviews saying that the heroine is very cruel, which reassures me. I hate the mindless white lotus the most, it's a waste of time and money.

It's a pity that the author cares too much about the appearance of the protagonist. I didn't expect that the female author of Qidian would be like this. There have been constant descriptions and concerns about body shape in the past. Is breast size important? There is also the vilification of the supporting actress and the devaluation of other women. The protagonist is naturally beautiful and does not change her appearance like other female mages. Your descriptions of appearance are unnecessary and have no use in the development of the plot except revealing the author's shackles on femininity 😐

I quite like this book... I saw some talk about plagiarism. Of course it's not plagiarism, it's just borrowing from the world background setting. Aren't so many wizarding novels with similar settings... Aren't all novels in the genre plagiarized except for the first one? In general, aren't many novels just about killing monsters and upgrading to open a copy... It mainly depends on the plot arrangement, character portrayal and writing style of different authors... Sometimes I feel so embarrassed that I almost have cancer when reading other books...

IQ is online, no logical errors. There is no ambiguity in the whole text and no male protagonist. The female protagonist pursues strength and ideals wholeheartedly and has a bottom line. Great book, highly recommended!

If this book were on a male channel, it would probably be popular

The heroine... Has a rather brutal style. Although she is not a dark figure, the heroine is really not a white wizard. Wearing white robes all day long is just to deceive people... To be honest, after seeing so many male protagonists' careers as dark wizards, I wanted to see a gentler heroine, but it turns out that this heroine is quite cruel and ruthless. There is nothing wrong with being merciless to the enemy, but for ordinary people or low-level strangers, most of them use direct force to suppress and beat the opponent until they are unable to resist, and usually it is not mental coercion but direct beating to death and maiming. They actually think they respect life. .

The topic of plagiarism always seems to be endless, regardless of whether the book is plagiarized or not. I always feel that many books are easily plagiarized. For example, books written by female channels are plagiarized by male channels (because few people who read male channels will read books written by female channels), books written by male channels are plagiarized by female channels (same reason as above), books on other websites are also plagiarized (because basically everyone fixates one or more websites on one or more sexual orientations for reading), and there are also books about different world patterns and books about different sexual orientations that are plagiarized. I don't understand why some people do this, but if it just uses similar settings to write a different plot, I think it's fine. But if it's just that the protagonist changes gender and the rest remains basically the same, then there's no need to watch it.

I read it a long time ago and it was very well written. It is a Western fantasy novel with a ruthless heroine.

It's been a long time since I've been here, and I saw comments criticizing the description of the protagonist and the vicious female supporting character in this article, but to be honest, I'm also a fan of stories without male protagonists. I read this article before, and it may have a vicious female supporting character, but in my impression, the gender aspect of this article is pretty good, at least. I still remember that there were brilliant supporting female characters in it (you can't require all the supporting female characters in a novel to be positive, right? To be honest, I didn't notice this problem at all when I was reading the article. Some of the novels without male protagonists are so extreme that all the male supporting characters are excellent, but it's hard to show them. Normally, I would be uncomfortable with reading this kind of novel where the hero and heroine of romance are just friends. But this is really not the case. If someone hadn't mentioned this, I wouldn't have thought that anyone would pick this thorn.) As for the description of breasts, the author is a girl, and this article is modeled on the wizarding world of male videos. It is written by the world, so there is such a problem at the beginning, but it basically disappears later. I personally feel that the beginning of this article is poisonous (it starts to become interesting when you enter the wizarding world around 50), so I still recommend this article to readers who have not watched the wizarding stream.

Chapter 28: This wave of fighting makes me crazy... Since you want to destroy the opponent, and you happen to have a servant to help you attract firepower, and your own strength has not attracted the attention of the enemy, why not seize the opportunity to make a sneak attack, and instead use your weakest strength to block? You said you wanted to save the servant, but instead of at least seriously injuring the servant before your own strength was exposed, you jumped out to block the sword without thinking, and your advantage was lost. If the sneak attack is discovered, it will also have the effect of encircling Wei and rescuing Zhao. If it is not discovered, then hurt the opponent first. At least your brother will be saved, and you will be more sure of winning. According to the method in the book, as long as there is no halo of the protagonist, no one can be saved, and you have to help yourself. Then the protagonist finally found an opportunity to attack in a sneak attack. She knew that the opponent was very powerful, but she didn't quickly distance herself. Instead, she talked nonsense with the opponent while getting up close and smiled proudly. Even the villains thought this operation was immoral, so the protagonist was seriously injured... The protagonist's brain went offline for the first time in a fight, I can tolerate it. The second fight had a bad idea, but at least he escaped unscathed, and his record was good and improved. But this third wave... When we were two against one, we didn't know how to join a group fight or take advantage of the opportunity to attack for a long time. When there was a lack of information, we only thought about the sense of accomplishment of saving people. After seizing the opportunity, we opened the champagne halfway, and we couldn't pour out the water in our heads until we were close to death? In order to show off the IQ of the supporting character, you have to lower the intelligence of the protagonist. In order to show off the intelligence of the protagonist, you have to lower the intelligence of the supporting character. Each time you reduce the intelligence, you will have highlights in turn. There are ups and downs, right? The protagonist's character is of extraordinary intelligence, but I only saw the protagonist's halo and "the protagonist also has to have intermittent dementia, otherwise how can we show that the supporting character is not stupid and show the protagonist's subsequent magical operations?" This way of writing is really poisonous