The Seat of Arcane Arts

Ok, now that I have finished reading the text, let's evaluate it. I am not a fan of squid, nor did I read this book because of the mystery. I just felt interested in this subject, so I spent half a month reading it. Although this book was written 10 years ago, it is not outdated at all today. Whether it is the arrangement of the plot, the ups and downs, the shaping of the characters, or the foreshadowing, it is all perfect. If you are sensitive and encounter some thunderstorms while reading, don't worry. Authors who are good at patching will definitely have a good night in the following articles. This is very worthy of recognition. The distinctive character traits of various characters are really rare among novels. The author is undoubtedly very successful in this regard, and this book is worth reading just because of this. If you are interested in science fiction, magic, and fantasy, you may wish to read this book "Arcane Throne".

Maybe I have imagined before, what kind of sparks will there be when the magical world, mostly set in the medieval century, collides with modern technology? When I was exposed to science a little bit, I imagined using science to explain magic. At first glance, this book by Cui Cui looks like a fantasy world with a fantasy theme. After reading it, I was surprised to find that it is a science fiction novel with a scientific background that Cui Cui himself considered reasonable. The magical fantasy adventure combined with rigorous scientific research makes people satisfy their childhood fantasies and become addicted at the same time. It can also be seen that Squid wants to construct an entire world that is full of meticulous details, has different styles, and is close to reality, instead of just describing Middle-earth as is common in magic texts. Although this part may not be fully realized due to limitations of length and genre, from a mysterious point of view, Squid has realized his long-cherished wish in other books. I watched it on another platform several years ago. I recently found Qimao and watched it from the beginning again. When I watched it before, I only remembered the general plot, but now it's good to see some details. Before, I read Mystery first and then paid attention to Squid when I saw this book. Now that I read this book, it is just as good as Mystery. I can also see that Squid's writing style has improved a lot from arcane to mystery. I started reading Mystery when it was first serialized. I knew I had seen the nb book at that time and kept recommending it to people around me. It took about one to two years until someone was recommended by me to watch Mystery, although it had not been updated yet at that time. Now that I see a good book that makes my heart tremble, I raise my head and look around. There is no one to push or talk to. Amazing

Others are fine, but there are too many burdens, and the protagonist is also ridiculous. Does the death of the original owner's relatives and friends have anything to do with you, a person who traveled through time? Who can threaten you when you are alone? It's not worth taking risks for irrelevant people!! Your own good is the king, and you are not your biological father or mother, so if you are caught, you can be threatened? Then wouldn't you be threatened by others every day?

If this was my first time reading this book, I would give it five stars. It's a pity that this is the second time I watched it. After the second brush, I just felt that the character design was extremely hypocritical. It can even be said that this Lucien is an ultimate plagiarist. From the initial music composition to the subsequent paper on arcane studies, they were all direct plagiarism of existing conclusions. Every time I know the conclusion, I directly start the disguised experiment, giving people a sense of immediacy of fake genius, and finally reach an ambiguous conclusion. Take a real-world scientific paper and copy it directly into it Not even autonomous insights Even if an original piece of music and an original paper are given in the end, they are only symbolically described in the whole book. From beginning to end, this Lucien is a shameless plagiarist

A competition for the heir, a spiritual self-examination. Xia Feng traveled to a world full of arcana with a lot of modern advanced knowledge. From his original name Xia Feng to his current name Lucien Evans, the plot of burning witches was being staged on the streets. Religion here is strong, and this is an era when the truth cannot be told. In this world, arcanists are the elite of society, possessing powerful power and knowledge. Being illiterate, Lucien faced many challenges. He gradually got out of the Alto slum by picking up trash and selling it for money, fighting gangs and accepting gifts from John's family. In the process, he met the heroine Natasha Violet and began his musical journey. Lucien found a home in the Magic Council and began to study arcana. He used his knowledge and abilities to gradually emerge in this world, introducing scientific concepts from the earth into magic research, and eventually became a powerful arcanist. In the process, he not only faced various challenges and tests, but also got involved in a series of complicated events. He carefully used his identity as a musician as a cover and finally arrived at the ideal place in his heart, the Magic Parliament. This is a magical principality where the truth is mastered and people can speak freely. There he can combine a lot of scientific knowledge with magic to make human progress through scientific means! Through continuous efforts and wisdom, Xia Feng successfully solved many difficulties and gradually revealed the secrets of the alien continent.

It's better than expected, and it's worthy of being a cuttlefish book. The whole book tells an adventure to explore the reality of the world, where magic and theurgy are intertwined, truth and faith are contradictory, and generations of magicians use arcane magic to pursue the truth of the world and the mysteries of nature. There are no swords in the book, and there are not many exciting plots. Instead, there are only fierce arcane debates and explorations from failure to success. It is still very enjoyable to read. Douglas, the leader of the self-proclaimed "Magic Chosen", Fernando, the snarling storm master who loves to change women, passionate playwright Oliver, Hathaway who is not good at talking, Morris who is distressed by the material, Natasha who confesses her love quickly, Lucien who is full of bad taste, etc., Etc., The characters are lively, vivid and interesting. The huge and rigorous world view is the greatest advantage of this book. It cleverly uses science to explain magic, revisits the development history of modern physics, and expresses mankind's purest desire for exploration and purest curiosity. It is a good book.

This is Squid Girl's early work, and it contains many Lord of Mystery settings and styles. Who doesn't like a very elegant gentleman wearing a top hat and monocle? The exploration of science is also a highlight of this article, and the golden finger of the Soul Library is also very good.

I've finished reading the main text, but I can't stand the extras. I'll read it when I'm short of books.

After reading more than 70% of the book, I gave up the book. I don't deny that the writing is very good, but there are too many physics vocabulary, which makes people scratch their heads and waste their brains! I read books for fun, not to learn physics knowledge!

I never thought that physics would be described in such an interesting way. If I had read this book when I was in middle school and high school, maybe my physics wouldn't be the subject that held me back from science...