The Artillery Mage

I have finished reading this book, and there are some profound thoughts that I think can be summarized like this. : "The tears of the immortal are the sorrow of the era without remembrance; the anger of the powerful is also the sorrow of the unworthy. 'The tears of the immortal are the sorrow of the era without remembrance; the anger of the powerful and wealthy is also full of nameless pain.'" Next, I will summarize some of the characters who appear in this book. Wilde, who sacrificed his life for the empire; Locandy, who is still ambitious, and other veterans. The independent Alice; the Sorrento who is unwilling to fall. The subjugated Levinon; the masonry brotherhood that eventually became the evil dragon. The Red Eagle Army of Free Will; Glenmai of Unyielding Flame. Shawsheeld, the Immortal Lost; Danson, the Leader. Alina who is on a different road; Eminan who is still fighting despite her fall. Liang Zhen's Anweina; the fading blood rose. The Bird of Six Dharmas surrounding the moon; the immortal spirit. Knight of Blood Flame; Lena of Dark Long. The green is better than the blue Rockwei; the sorrowless Miller is the same as the Herud. Extraordinary magic; dazzling stars. Formia, the undead evil law; Diocletian, the cunning one. Hircine the Black Owl; Herod who is slightly inferior. The regretful Benicia; the arrogant light spirit. The Knights of the Sky who use their strength to break law; the gods of chaos. "In the chaos of the world, most of what people stand on is made of rocks. Changing the world and sculpting the world is why it is masonry." It's very interesting, but of course it has its shortcomings. The ending is rushed and some foreshadowing is not used. The author broadened the worldview in chapters four and five hundred, but stopped abruptly in chapter six hundred. I don't feel like parting with those characters, and I haven't said goodbye yet... But I still recommend reading this book. Above thank you

The embodiment of justice, the Stallion Mother Archmage, a hundred-year-old Immortal Seed wants to do it, but you also want to do it to a seventy-year-old ordinary mage? The heroine who is dependent on her for life and death at the beginning, whether she is a sister or a love interest, has not been found for hundreds of chapters. As soon as she talks about it, she has a magic weapon to prove that she is still alive. Is it difficult to find someone for all the princes? Anyway, as long as or is enough, it doesn't matter if you pick up customers every day! That's outrageous

I can't stand watching this episode of Dandilaya. A person who has lived for hundreds of years was plotted and stabbed. He was still seriously injured and wanted to protect the murderer by his own example. Even if he is a close relative, I still don't understand this kind of character. Is it just to show the deep feelings of this person? Is it necessary to have deep feelings like this?

Not much to watch, the plot is confusing like ①As mentioned earlier, the protagonist was single for two lifetimes, and later he had an extra daughter in his previous life. ②In the first paragraph, it was written that instructor Miller was walking in front, but in the next paragraph, it was said that he was lying on a stretcher. ③At first, the replication in the Thought Lab required physical contact, but later it became as long as the eyes can see it. The writing is blunt, The protagonist's outlook is not correct. Just saying that the protagonist is refined egoism or has a harem is nothing. Of course, the protagonist knows that this is a feudal world similar to ancient times, where knowledge is monopolized, spells are equivalent to the arms of the modern world, and are still under supervision. The most important thing is that the background of the protagonist is a time traveler in his 40s, so he can't be so naive in his behavior, okay? You don't want others to get your magic creations, but you also want to use other people's magics for nothing, so you're a double-standard dog. Does the protagonist have obsessive-compulsive disorder? Doesn't meditation make you more efficient? Can't you first improve your own strength and then pursue the case when you are stronger? Does the protagonist need to learn house architecture if he lives in a house on earth? When driving a car, you have to understand the manufacturer of the vehicle and study why the efficiency of meditation is faster. If you drive yourself crazy, to put it bluntly, it becomes a mental illness.

How should I put it, the front is really good, but the back feels a bit like a stallion? The final ending feels a bit forced.

I think it's okay, but maybe I'm not a newbie. If I was ten years ago, I would have read it with gusto, but now that I've read more than 180 chapters, I feel that the rest of the plot is already boring. I can already predict the future development, but it's still worth watching to kill time.

The front is very good, but the back is a stallion, even the old woman is not spared

A very ordinary plot, high start and low end. The author seemed to want to write about inter-ethnic strife and war, but ended up writing about two hundred chapters before he could even write about the Royal Academy of Magic in the book introduction (I went round and round to enroll, the third young master of the Tang family gives you a thumbs up 😄👍🏻), and then It seems that the plot cannot be promoted without the love between children. At every turning point in the plot, a woman must be inserted, and then she will support the male protagonist for various reasons. She must also be grateful to the male protagonist. She wants to prostitute his body even if he pays for it. It is extremely refined egoism😅. The male protagonist's outlook on life is not upright, and his mentor is even more of a scumbag. He regards prostitution as a means of showing off. His niece is an adopted daughter when she is in a good mood. She usually works as a free maid, calling her here and there, and casually treating the daughter he has raised for three years. She is betrothed to a male protagonist whom she has known for only half a year. The male protagonist may have cheated on him, but he is still considerate and proud of him. As long as he gives money to support himself and Lily, the male protagonist will have no problem with having as many children as he wants👌🏻😅, showing his machismo.

Too ink? The plot is too slow and the daily numbers are always low.

The first part is still good to watch, just don't get too edgy and read the paragraphs. There aren't many paragraphs at first, and most of them are just to vent my emotions, which affected my mood. I was very comfortable watching the various intimacy between the protagonist and Wei Si in the first part. The White Stone Castle was a bit nervous, but the second part was not satisfactory. The author spent a lot of pen and ink on daily life, which I didn't feel, but picking people and being used to fast pace didn't suit this book. After Wei Si was placed in the manor, she didn't show up for a long time. After a lot of daily work, I finally went to pick it up, and was transferred. I was instantly relieved. I looked at the full-text search and jumped directly from more than 150 to more than 300 pictures before the word Weisi appeared. It took more than 600 chapters to finally meet Weisi. I roughly read it based on the full-text search and felt that Weisi was the tool used to promote the plot, and Lily was the heroine. I was convinced. I was blinded by the previous descriptions, and I didn't have much motivation to continue reading.