A Mage's Tale
法师故事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 19y ago
- English
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Li Chou Yao Huang's Reading List
I would risk everything for that bright light. I’d rather be a tiny moth, drawn toward some source of light for the sake of that simple devotion, and find peace in it.
Feel-Good Stories and Laughs
Reading broadens my horizons, makes it easier for me to deal with problems in daily life, and enriches my free time.
Lighthearted and Funny
Reading merely supplies the mind with material for knowledge; thinking is what makes what we read our own.
Reading Sparks the Imagination
Reading stirs the imagination, letting it transcend time and space. It enriches the mind, as if we were learning from a wise elder, and broadens our inner world, making life more beautiful.
Reading Takes the Right Frame of Mind
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Reading Is a Habit
Reading has become a habit of life, bringing my soul many joyful stirrings and opening a window onto happiness. Books have also become the love of my life. As I read, pale moonlight slants in through the window, setting the days free and clearing my soul.
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Books from 2006, oh my god, they were featured in the daily recommendations today, and I even saw "Peerless Realm." Are they really starting to remake old books?
I'm asking everyone, has anyone read Dragonlance Chronicles and Dragonlance Legends?
Honestly, the main character at the beginning is my favorite, but I really dislike the supporting characters. They're utterly brainless and inexplicably drop in intelligence. The main character is the same; he overestimates himself by challenging an archmage, gets the mithril, and then gives it away for free.
This picture is alright.
In 2006, I was only three years old! 😰
I reread it again and still think this book is great.
I've read the story of the monk many times. Every few years, I take it out of the bookshelf and read it again, but each time I read it, I'm moved by the book. Soth's writing style may not be the most suitable for dissemination and making money, but it is my favorite type. Later, his style shifted towards the market, and I lost that feeling.
Holy crap!!! The first part of the Mage story has been released!!! I'm so happy (✪▽✪)
That year can never be relived. If there had been a better option, everything would have been different.
Shouldn't the dragon say that wealth is power?
I just saw this book is back! So happy! 😁