Veigar the Mage

When writing a novel, you can be decisive, cold-blooded, or without a heroine. But it's not a matter of letting a woman die without thinking. You died just to let Leah die, without any logic. In that case, why do you need so much foreshadowing? After Kadi saved you, it was enough to kill the child, but the whole family had to be killed? Wouldn't it be enough to knock her out? The protagonist is an executioner who kills innocent people indiscriminately. Without any logic and strong words, are you convincing yourself or the readers? Bad review. It is strongly recommended not to watch it, otherwise you will regret it.

Even the last love can be given up, just don't look at it

The author's logic is worrisome

In the stuck realm, level 5 professionals cannot rely on extraordinary evil power to break through, but must rely on potions, and they are stuck for at least a hundred chapters. What follows is a Western fantasy of the Three Kingdoms. There are no magic schools, and only one person is doing the main character.

It's okay, just read it yourself a few times. Look at the characterization you wrote. Are there any problems with the plot logic? . . Forget it, just read it once. I'm afraid that if you read it a few more times, you pick up a fruit knife and cut yourself. Well. I still have a good heart.

Very tired to watch

The author's logic is bad for everything. Then whatever others do is all your own fault

Since we want to write that Pig's Foot's character is darker, we have to kill him decisively. Killing can be upgraded and you can just hang around day by day. If others want to harm you, just kill them. If the empire is sorry, just surrender to the enemy. It is not your own motherland.

Very nice, evil little mage

You can obviously become stronger by killing people, but you still keep thinking about going to the logistics department. I'm really speechless. You can kill enemies and become stronger, but you're still so afraid of death.