Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 363 359. Comments on "The Master Will Always Be Your Master"

Today I would like to recommend a game article with 15 collections.

"The Wizard Will Always Be Your Uncle", Xiangyan, level 5 author.

Category: Games-Games in Another World.

【Introduction】

Although it is a stealth-based virtual game, it is a world with a soul.

Obviously, the mage is the weakest profession in the early stage, but the protagonist who has grown up can suppress other professions.

It's clearly a game, but after becoming a great magician, the protagonist can use spells to create small flames out of thin air in reality.

What the hell is this game!

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter One: Head Explosion. The protagonist, Roland, buys a gaming pod and plays a stealth-based virtual game, only to discover that the NPCs in the game world are incredibly vivid, seemingly possessing souls. He finally learns a universal language, but before he can even begin to communicate, his head explodes.

Chapter 2: I have a great fish, named Kun. The protagonist's head explodes due to backlash from his magic, leaving Pastor Falken helpless. He's endured so many years, finally finding his feet, and now, nearing retirement, this is what's happened. Fortunately, the villagers trust him, believing the deceased to be a thief. However, the game world's settings allow the protagonist to clearly understand how to resurrect himself. When he resurrects without clothes, the villagers are shocked, but they are persuaded to leave by the pastor's kind words.

Chapter 3: Communication. The priest casts a spell, granting the protagonist the gift of language, allowing the two to communicate normally. The protagonist admits that he is the Golden Child, a being from the outside world. He also uses the recycling skill to recover his body. However, this place seems to be a small town, and I wonder what is so magical about it.

Chapter 4, Red Earth Town. The priest discusses the protagonist's motivation for coming to this world, and is somewhat disappointed to learn that it's not about saving the world, but rather about exploring. However, he reminds the protagonist to stay on the main road if they do go to the city-state and to be careful of the red spider monsters.

Chapter 5, no way. The protagonist sees many spirited NPCs in town making fun of him, even the children making fun of him for being naked after his resurrection. As he approaches the main road, he hears someone calling for help. It's the same child from before. A giant spider is guarding the children under a tree.

Chapter 6: Gain and Loss. The protagonist suppressed his inner demons, picked up a stick, and charged at the spider. He struck it in the mouth, but was killed by the spider. The child fled back to town, and the protagonist warped to the nearest resurrection point.

Chapter 7: Don't despise me. The protagonist is successfully resurrected, though a little weak. The priest brings him clothes and the news that his three children are safe. For the first time, the tough-minded and tender-hearted protagonist feels the game's realism, a truly moving experience. Especially since the townspeople actually provide him with food, clothing, shelter, and transportation.

Chapter 8: Spell Modeling. The protagonist enjoyed a lunch and a thatched hut, all given by the parents of his three children. He began practicing spells, failing dozens of times only to suffer a minor nosebleed. The priest, unable to accept the protagonist's incredible talent, left with a single reminder and departed.

Chapter 9: Success. The protagonist, after countless tests using mathematical modeling, XYZ axes, and the system's camera function, finally succeeded in unleashing a small fireball. However, the fireball's power and range made it ineffective. Then, a bit overjoyed, he unleashed a massive fireball, causing considerable danger.

Chapter 10: So that's how it is. The noise caused by the protagonist attracts the townspeople, and the still-burning blue flames betray a sense of profound uncertainty. The priest persuades the residents to return, hoping to elicit information about the real world from the protagonist, but to no avail. He recounts his own life experiences. At this point, the protagonist realizes that the game is over.

【Brief Comment】

Xiang Yan, a level 5 author, is the author of three masterpieces, "Wudang Successor in Another World", "A Sleep of Ten Thousand Years", and "The Wizard is Always Your Uncle". Another novel, "Noble Emblem", made him famous and he was also collected in a mysterious place.

而本书2019年8月9日上架，首订1000，9月7日达成精品。

With 15 collections on Qidian, 3 on Shucheng, 38 followers, and 4 alliance leaders, he's a self-made man. This author gives the impression of both talent and perseverance, and his books are full of sincerity; even the humorous game stories convey the meticulous attention to detail.

Especially the remarks on the book's launch, which are the warmest and most genuine remarks I have seen in recent times.

This shows that men with family pressure will not treat writing novels as a joke.

The story begins with a headshot, which is very attractive and logical. The headshot was caused by the failure of casting magic, not by being killed by others.

As a game character, he could naturally be resurrected. On the surface, he certainly seemed to possess the attributes of immortality, so it was no wonder the priests mistook him for the Golden Son.

The pastor and the townspeople are all characters with souls and stories, and they are also very kind, as people in small places seem to be. So they are grateful to the protagonist for saving people, giving them food and shelter, and caring about his safety.

At the same time, the protagonist is a very talented magician. It doesn't matter if you don't understand the local language, it's just level 2 magic, just learn it and you'll get a headshot.

Practicing level one fire magic was simple, just a nosebleed. As for the fireball that was accidentally created, it was purely an accident, so just don't be too crazy.

The key point is that no one taught him the spells to cast. He could only use magical induction, mathematical modeling, continuous testing, and deduction of the casting process.

This is the same principle as developing magic. A mere junior wizard who has not yet entered the magic world can actually develop it on his own. To put it in a broader sense, he is like the creator of the world.

No wonder the pastor didn't want to spend more time with him. Comparing yourself with others will only make you angry.

Of course, the protagonist of a novel must be exceptionally gifted, otherwise readers won't enjoy reading it. But the protagonist of this book is both gifted and hardworking, which basically leaves him no chance of survival.

Of course, if he doesn't practice magic well, he won't have much to do outside and will have to stay in this newcomer village for the rest of his life.

As for the priest's desire to understand the real world and break free from its constraints like in "Westworld", it would probably be quite difficult.

In short, although the title of this book is a bit cheesy, the content is quite exciting and the author is very thoughtful.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
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【Cang's Ramblings】

This is a good book that was ruined by its title. If it had been made more literary and formal, it might have been easier for the official to promote.

For example, "Super God Mage", "Mysterious Mage", "Mage of All Races", "Steady Mage", "I Really Didn't Want to Be a Mage", "Losing Money to Become a Mage", "Fierce Mage", etc.

These names are so auspicious, festive and popular!
Haha~ So clever!
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