Full-Time Summoning Mage

This is the world view I have seen in a Versatile Mage fanfic. It is also very open. By the time the protagonist reaches the two or three hundredth chapter of the Shayuan plot, he will be able to obtain part of the summoning plane divine power and the dark plane divine power through a series of reasons.

Objectively speaking, the relationship between the protagonist and the supporting character is like that between a normal person and a fool, and the intelligence of the supporting character is revealed at every turn. The overall evaluation is average, but the author is not a fledgling writer, so it is a bit embarrassing to write it like this.

I have read a lot of fanfics of "The Versatile Mage", and this one is one of the few that I have finished reading. It is also the best one in my opinion. It has its own story line, rather than following the original story line. I like the character of the male protagonist very much. Unlike Mo Fan, who is handsome and straightforward, Zhaohua gives people a strategizing feeling, more like a leader. The most important thing is that the author used his own settings to complete the worldview and fill in many holes left by the original work, such as the situation of summoning the world, the identity of the Dark King, the system of forbidden spells, the secret of Shenmujing, etc. This is not easy, and one must consider both the rationality and the connection with the original work. It can be said to be one of the best fanfics I have ever read. If I have to say it has shortcomings, it is too sad. I felt a little depressed after reading it.

I've read it three times, and it's one of the best fanfics out there. If so, can you recommend it to me. But this novel is almost the pinnacle of Mage fan fiction. One of the two best fanfics I've ever read so far. (Full-time Summoning Mage) (I wield a great sword at Hogwarts) To be honest, it's rubbish to keep trying to steal Mo Fan's chance and the heroine's story.

I really don't understand those who talk about lowering one's intelligence. They start barking after reading a few chapters. When I read this book for the first time, I felt it was a bit boring in the early stages, but I couldn't stand it. When the national competition started, I felt it started to get better. And the biggest highlight of this book is that it fills in many pitfalls of the original work and creates a new line independently, unlike other fans who always replace Mo Fan and seize the opportunity to dominate the heroine. If you really like the original work, how can you like this kind of stupid novel. In the end, I strongly recommend this book. Don't believe those little trolls.

I just read a few of them, and I felt like, oh, the names of the protagonists were changed so much, and I was a bit confused when reading similar ones. It felt confusing and convoluted. You can just talk about the protagonist and what is wrong with Awakening. You can talk about the rest later. It's very convoluted. You don't even know who the protagonist is. Your first part was quite interesting, but this is what happens next.

After reading the first 70 chapters, this male protagonist doesn't want anything. He won't go to a good school, but I will give you good resources. He is so noble and awesome.

The plot is extremely dragging, I highly recommend watching it. Always reveals his wisdom inadvertently

I have finished reading the whole book, and it is the best fanfic I have ever read. I started a line myself and added a lot of settings. Unlike other fanfics, it is either ridiculously better than the protagonist, or there are all kinds of stud stories that steal the protagonist's girlfriend. What I think is a shortcoming but not a shortcoming is that the character Zhaohua is too perfect. Are there really such perfect people in the world? I don't think so. How is it possible for a person to never make mistakes or be careless, if not to mention that every plan he plans is planned out and everything is covered, and he gets perfect scores in every exam? Isn't this a human being? Of course, I don't mean to criticize anything. After all, this is an online article, and it is normal to have this setting. Everyone also wants to be perfect, but perfection does not exist. This kind of beauty can only be realized in online articles. It's also a pity that I feel that the later plot is too rushed. After the forbidden curse, everyone's cultivation level has soared. It is much faster than the early stage, when I had to practice hard for a long time to reach the intermediate level. Although there are still some small shortcomings, as mentioned before, perfection is hard to find. The author has come up with so many settings and filled in so many pitfalls. I really think the author is very good. Finally, there are some trolls in the comment area. If you have finished reading the book, leave a critical review there.

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