Sorcerer

The rhythm and logic of the story are very good, but the writing ability is that of a primary school student's composition

It's been four times now, and I'm quite impressed. This book is a fairy tale for me, because there are no dead heroines, abusive masters, cuckold plots, heroine's amnesia, and the Virgin Mary, these elements that I hate. This alone is above all else. Is the protagonist a good person? No. He has never been a good person, but he cannot be said to be a pure evil person. What he wants is eternity and strength. The protagonist will harm others for profit, but he will also help others because he is in a good mood or without endangering his own interests. This is reality. The gold coin of destiny has a great effect on the protagonist, so the protagonist does not regard Verin as his apprentice at the beginning, but just a tool, which is normal. The subsequent plot also shows the importance of the gold coin of fate. To be fair, this kind of world can make oneself powerful, not to mention one Verin, but how about hundreds of them The same is true when breaking the shackles of blood, the protagonist will be close to the opponent He uses other people, but he who sincerely helps him will also help him when he can. To be honest, as long as you have no conflict of interest with the protagonist and make good friends with him, the protagonist will not want to harm you at all, and will help you when he can. Such people are not considered evil in society. I don't understand that the protagonist is dark. Assuming that I can obtain such a powerful power, I may not be as good as the protagonist

Damn it, I have experience in replying, liking, and writing comments. No wonder the upgrade is so slow. Why didn't anyone say anything?

Even if you are more powerful than your superiors, you cannot directly disobey them, because directly disobeying your superiors will violate the rules of hell and lead to punishment by the power of the plane. Therefore, when the devils in hell overthrow their superiors, they are taking advantage of the legal rules and playing tricks, and cannot directly touch the rules.

Am I the only one who likes this kind of extremely materialistic protagonist? It's not easy to find someone whose IQ is online all year round. I quite like the way the protagonist thinks.

This is not to belittle the witchcraft world, but the protagonist is too darkened. For the sake of two destiny items, playing with a real apprentice who respects him (for the time being, the protagonist only thinks of him as a pet) led to this tragedy. Be prepared to take the abuse from everyone downstairs, personal opinion.

No one wants to deal with a necromancer. He specializes in the necromantic system. A necromancer almost makes children cry. He plays with other people's souls, tortures other people's souls, spreads plagues, evokes death, and plays with corpses. This is the impression of others. Of course, necromancers are often very good doctors because of their in-depth understanding of diseases and human souls. They can even heal soul damage better than some priests. They are also experts in fighting the undead. However, few are willing to seek treatment from necromancers, not to mention that many things like lichs are the result of necromancers extending their lifespan. Of course, even after kind people become necromancers, they will become taciturn, because others, even some mages, will stay away from them, which is always frustrating.

I think this is the best book in the wizard genre, bar none.

It's understandable that the protagonist's personality is selfish, but it feels a bit uncomfortable to actively participate in robbery and killing. Not doing good things and actively doing evil things are two different things.

I recommended it to a friend before and couldn't stand it anymore. I was surprised. This book is good. After reading it for the second time, I was a bit new to it a few years ago. I couldn't read at least the first 100 chapters. There were too many conflicts for the sake of conflict, the characters were mentally retarded, and the financial system collapsed. Although there are several classic scenes later, such as the Dark Realm, the Snake Mother, and the second final battle, they are all deeply memorable, but I can't watch the whole book after the second playthrough.

After reading the climax of the world of Purgatory, where the protagonist plots against many powerful people to break the shackles of their bloodline, and then the dozens of chapters of Reincarnation in the World of Gods, I felt so bored. It was like reading a new book. The protagonist is equivalent to a seventh-level true god, and he still has to write a lot of intrigues and intrigues with mortals, and the writing is so detailed and watery, it feels uninteresting.

The appearance you describe is that of a succubus among the demons, the mortal enemy of the lust demon. Only succubi have hooves and bat-like wings. Even in its original form, the Pleasure Demon is a symbol of beauty, roughly similar to a fallen angel. She is slightly taller than 5 feet tall and weighs 120 pounds. She has pale skin, red hair and black eyes. Stretching out from her back were a pair of black wings with feathers. Pleasure demons use shapeshifting to hide their demonic nature, taking on any form that appeals to their target. Because lust demons and pleasure demons are descendants of fallen angels, they naturally have black wings. Some highly talented pleasure demons also inherit some of the abilities of their ancestors, the fallen angels. The most powerful pleasure demons with high professional levels have higher combat levels than ordinary legends. Demons promoted by ordinary fallen souls are not eligible to be promoted to pleasure demons, only lust demons can.

Damn, the more I read it, the more familiar it becomes. Isn't this a book I read a few years ago? I still think it's great when I read it now. It's really great. For the first time, I thought forgetfulness is a good thing. Now I can read it again and it's great. It's a short-term solution to the book shortage and to quench my thirst 😂😂😂

I want to say that I have been a bookworm for ten years. If you read this book with rational thinking, you will find it very interesting. Forget about perceptual thinking, in fact, this book is too realistic, so many people don't want to read it.

There are only three representative works of the wizard genre, The Wizarding World of Go Away, The Wizard of Wenzhao, and The Wizard's Journey of Egret. These three books can be said to have determined the framework system of the subsequent wizard genre.

The drug is gone again, and every time I see the protagonist acting as a licker for the female Brigitte, she continues to take the initiative to kneel down and lick her. It's so disgusting that I can't stand it anymore.

The more severe the missing chapters in a book, the more proof it is that it is a good book.

Why isn't such a beautiful book popular?

To be fair, there are still many good climax plots, but there are also constant poisonous points. For example, the classic protagonist hides his identity and mixes with a low-level team and then jumps out to show himself as a saint. There is also a strong Japanese setting of the transcendent being a road fool and a righteous girl. It is really difficult to deal with this kind of plot repeatedly.

Among these books, I think this one is the best. After all, I have read it 4 times (I don't want to deny myself)

I don't understand why I kept suppressing myself. I could have revealed it bit by bit step by step, and then hid some of it. Others are pretending to be pigs to eat tigers, but you are always pretending to be pigs, and you are still working hard in the early stage when resources are scarce. There is no direction or purpose at all. It feels like the protagonist is just messing around, muddle along, and living life in a haphazard manner. The same is true for the protagonist of another book by the author. If he is not the protagonist, he is worse than an ordinary supporting character, and he cannot find the shining point of being the protagonist at all.

Western fantasy is still okay, at least much better than the one about cultivating immortals and cultivating the truth. Eastern fantasy is too rubbish. Oh, maybe I hate the system of cultivating immortals and cultivating the truth, family, etc. The other thing is swords, swordsmanship and other crappy things. The plot of a slap in the face and a counterattack adventure can still be barely read. Anyway, the genre of cultivating immortals and cultivating the truth is absolutely impossible to be of high quality, and its appeal is not as good as the pure martial arts from twenty years ago. Unfortunately, there are not many good-looking books in urban areas. There has been a book shortage for many years.

Why are there so few people watching this? ? ? It's actually very beautiful! ! ! A 10-year-old bookworm passed by.

As a bookworm of more than 10 years, this novel is really well written! Flaws do exist, but which book has no flaws?

[Nightmare Hydra]. [Creator of Spirits]. Yao's Creator. Lord God. Mengzu. [God of War]. Emperor of Heaven. [Master Fangxian]. Lord of Shenxiu. [Reincarnation Immortal Emperor]. The Supreme One.

To be honest, this book is really good. There are no major poisonous points. Some people may not like it depending on their personal taste. I think the best thing is that as the plot progresses, the readability does not decrease. I don't want to feel that the protagonist does not know what to do after the power of the novel expands, or that the author does not know what to write. This one may not be so attractive at the beginning, but the more you read, the more interesting it becomes, and it's very much like continuing to read.

I also looked at the catalog in World of Gods and found out later that it was also very dull and perfunctory and I couldn't stand it.

There are so many missing chapters, it's really annoying to read.

The protagonist said he returned a favor to Walder. Since when did Leylin and Walder have a relationship? Can't remember a bit