The Arcane Overlord

The biggest poisonous point is that the author's understanding of DND and related matters is specious. Human (yes, human) arcanists actually have aristocratic factions and civilian factions. I have read so many such novels. This kind of setting is unheard of and very ridiculous. I don't understand the real world view of wizards at all.

There is nothing wrong with the author's writing style, plot, and rhythm, but just after reading it, I didn't want to read it. To be honest, the content and setting of this book are very attractive to me, and it is also the type of novel I like. But I often get distracted while reading it, and then go back to the first two chapters to read it carefully again. This is the problem with the book. It should be caused by the unattractive and unclear goal of advancing the main plot of the story.

If the arcane magic is learned in melee combat, then I can only say that the author's thinking is too,,,,,

I don't know that the author's sentence of rest assured is a cool article when the protagonist has already been tortured. Although you explained it, the protagonist has already been tortured. Do you think anyone will be interested in your explanation? It's like slapping someone with a mosquito on their face and explaining to them that there are mosquitoes on their face...

There are so many arcane books, and Pig's Knuckle is much weaker in the early stage. After experiencing a life and death crisis, a mid- to late-stage career is so jumpy in the early stage, and it improves in life and death. That's a warrior, not a magician.

How can I put it this way? I watched some of it many years ago. I felt that the system and world view were well set up, but the plot was too poor.

A dirty stallion novel, the protagonist becomes more and more dirty as he goes on.

If you want to be tortured, you can be tortured to the end, if you want to be happy, you can be happy to the end. It's neither fish nor fowl, and neither party will be pleased.

Most of the arcane spells used by the protagonist are self-created, but you don't have the strength or the right to speak. At least if you announce these arcana spells after becoming a legend, there will definitely not be many people against you. It's too early now, and it doesn't matter how much you know if you don't have the strength.

Is the protagonist an idiot? A weakling still dares to take risks? Who gave you courage?