Heavenly Mage

What I like most about this book is the heroine, the protagonist's second mentor. Originally, this outrageous character setting did not exist, but the author was so awesome that he used the magic price to perfectly integrate it into it. It's not as obscene and disgusting as some disgusting novels. I like it very much

It can be seen that there are too many women, and they are a bit vegetarian and devour the world. In addition, I feel a little uncomfortable watching the morality of husband and wife in the novel. Maybe this is the concept of the extraordinary world that the author gives to his work (after all, in the real world of Western mythology, the concept of men and women is also very confusing).

The writing is good, but the emotional scenes are not very good. Later on, it all depends on women to level up. Just like a stallion, as long as there are women with names and surnames, it will still look good without the emotional line.

Everything else is okay, but the main reason is that the protagonist takes in the harem too quickly and too frequently, as if he will die without a woman. It feels a bit disgusting. If there are only two or three, I can accept it, but twenty or thirty would be too bad.

It's getting worse and worse, and it feels like the author's obscenity, a big seed,

Although the rest of the book is starting to get a bit messy, it is undeniable that it is a good book. The author incorporates painting and mathematics into the book, making it refreshing for readers.

The writing is good, the logic is smooth, and the scientific thinking is used to interpret the different world. The plot development is relatively reasonable, but the main plot is to rule the world in a few years and I don't like it.

The book is actually good, and I would recommend it, but there are a few people who have commented on the book. I feel like there is no one to brag with me, which is really uncomfortable.

The book is still very interesting, but there are too many women. Even in the era when harem and stud books were popular, there were still a lot of them.

It's really better not to write about harem. I don't dare to be erotic at all, and I don't dare to write about dark killings. I am extremely pretentious, and women rush to deliver them. Even if I pretend to be a gentleman, I am still a princess. It seems that the whole world is not about marrying the protagonist. If you are afraid of being said to write a harem novel, don't write it. It's really contrived. What you write is really disgusting. You treat the enemy passively and defensively. I hope that the protagonist's halo will take effect. I hope that the author will write the enemy off and die unexpectedly. Write a novel to kill an enemy. What, are you afraid that the police will come to arrest you?