Superstring Wizard

I listened to the book for more than 270 chapters, which took more than 3 days. First of all, the protagonist traveled through a quasi-medieval era where wizards were not clearly in the ancient gap. So in the early chapter 159, the protagonist learned to become a wizard apprentice (the strongest kind) by himself because of a wizard's human skin handbook he had when he was a child. Secondly, the author introduces it very, very, very carefully, and even introduces it legitimately during the battle. It makes people want to tremble but cannot say it, because he is right! It is indeed relevant! Even if you don't listen and read continuously, you will forget the previous content, right! That's it, how I really feel! ! ! But I have to say that this book is indeed good. The protagonist has an extremely rational character. Except for the close maid, he treats everyone else with caution. He will never let go or delay when dealing with enemies. He always uses various elements on the periodic table of the past life to analyze the powerful secrets of wizards, so that he always defeats the strong with the weak. He even learns the witchcraft trump card early on for enemies above the level of the great wizard! ! ! Finally, this book requires listening and reading patiently. If you read it out of chapters or skip chapters, you will be very confused. What is it talking about? Because the author is too lazy, each chapter has a chapter name, but the story has long been separated from the chapters, so don't expect to see the highlights in chapters. That's it. . . . . .

The protagonist is really a top student.

The female character is a failure. The character of the protagonist is quite good, but too much description of the female character will have no effect and will only cause trouble. There is also the world that the protagonist talks about all day long, as well as various terms before time travel. Who should I tell them to? Pretend to compare? Others can't understand it, so I don't know why I wrote this with so much ink.

Fortunately, I am an engineering student, so I don't seem to have any obstacles, but I have to admire the author. The quality of this book is really unparalleled, with detailed descriptions and many knowledge points. The author has relatively solid knowledge points in engineering biology, and his literary level is also good. I would venture to guess that the author is probably a biology teacher or a doctor.

Good

Not long after the protagonist left the academy, the protagonist became unsightly. Especially after the sorceress who worked with the protagonist was exposed, her sanity plummeted, and her subsequent speeches became awkward.

The characters are full-bodied and Cha Ye is awesome.

It's a very common time-travel novel. The protagonist knows almost everything, which is outrageous. But otherwise it's okay. It's one of the better books here.

What can I say about this book? The more I read it, the more uncomfortable it becomes. The logic is confusing and inconsistent...

A rare good book among Seven Cats, not mentally retarded, not brainless, quite interesting.