A novel as good as 'The Rules of Making Friends with a Mage'

Answer 1

There were novels similar to The Rules of Making Friends for Mages:
1. Black Sail, Author: Great Sage, Holy Master
2. The Crown of Chaos. Author: Emperor of the Han Dynasty
3. Ming Dynasty and New Rome and Infinite Divine Machine, Author: Immortal Carp
4. I'm Not Cyber Psycho, Author: Axe Warrior
5. Krafft's Anomaly Notes, Author: Little Chicken in the Snow
6."The Black Sun Hangs High", Author: Doctor Zero
7. Why Hunt an Innocent Wizard, Author: Get a Good Sleep
8: Father Marv, Author: Ke Xue's Caitou
9: Road to Light, Author: Haiyi Piglet
10: Servant of Crimson, Author: Sakiko Mengno
The Rules of Making Friends for Mages, Author: Snow Fishing on Lonely Mountain
"Can Only Monsters Do It?" Author: Gu Xinxuan
13: I Create Esoteric Religion in London, Author: Religious Person
14: The Shepherd's Secret, Author: No Prayer for Ten String
Alice of the Kingdom of Steam, Author: Ultimate Martial God Collapse
World Mysticism Guide, Author: Weilong Isn't Latiao
Gunfire, Punk, and the Master of Necromancy, by Soth
Sherlock Holmes, Author: Mogua
The Shadow of Great Britain, Author: Shi Shi
The Strange World, Author: I Am the Right Way

The following is a detailed introduction of these novels:
1."Black Sail":"Black Sail" is a novel with abstract daily life, encyclopedia, business simulation, and western fantasy pirates as its theme. The author's writing skills are outstanding and his personal style is unique. If you feel uncomfortable, please don't force it. This book was rated as T3, which was a high-intensity joke and abstract elements stitched together in a pirate novel. The plot was a little off, but the effort put into creating the characters left a deep impression. The author's writing style was unique and full of abstract memes, giving people a fresh feeling. However, there were also many problems in the book.
2."Crown of Chaos": Four peddlers were beaten out by the Ao for trespassing, leaving behind Aaron, a foreigner blessed by the four gods. Aaron, who was left behind in the Forgotten Continent, hugged the Moon Goddess 'arm (literally), but what Aaron did not know was that his secret was far more than that…

Let's put the main point first, the female protagonist, and then the considerate author changed the power of Shalisi to the literal meaning of "Shalisi" power (#Omega #) Cough cough
Tian Zi's new book is in the midst of being published. The content of the book was very complicated. The four gods were chosen to overturn the Faerun Continent. The initial partners were the old Twins (Dark Dungeon), and the author was a two-pronged salamander. It was more like a light day than a hammer. This was probably the only one in the whole Qidian. Full order + skirt, look at the princess sub-space patch.

[Comprehensive recommendation index: above grain, immortal grass not full]
3."Great Ming and New Rome and Infinite Divine Machinery": This book is really special. It combines the mysterious steam Ming and the parallel space-time of the Roman Empire dividing the world, making people's eyes light up. The author told a story full of imagination in a humorous and interesting way, which made people feel very interesting. Even though some of the metaphor did not quite match the reader's cognitive level, it did not affect the overall reading experience. I like this book very much. If you like the kind of everyday fantasy that makes sense, I strongly recommend you to give it a try. The comments section reflected that this book was a little light, but I personally didn't read much. At least, it wasn't so strong that I could directly notice it. I'm currently reading it and looking forward to more new content. The author was from another website, and the book used the worldview at the end of his work from another website. Although there were very few updates, there were many elements to this book. It should be very interesting to read, and readers who could read the radio waves should be very interested. Overall, this book gave people a relaxed and happy feeling. It was a good book worth reading.
4. I'm Not a Cyber Psycho: I'm Not a Cyber Psycho is a fascinating novel. The author used cyberpunk as the background to create a different world full of technology and futuristic feelings. The story was compact and fascinating, making people want to find out more. The author's writing was excellent, and the plot was strange and unpredictable. The protagonist's personality and thoughts were also very interesting. His thoughts were very jumping, which made reading difficult. Still, the book was worth reading. The setting of cyberpunk's Immortal Cultivation filled the readers with anticipation. Personally, I think this is a book of fodder and give it 5 stars. In general, I'm Not a Cyber Psycho was a novel with a perfect setting and a grand world. It was very suitable for readers who liked cyberpunk and immortal cultivation. If you are interested in Cyber Immortal Cultivation, you might as well read it. I believe you will gain something from it.
5. Krafft's Anomaly Notes: Original Cthulhu
PS: The update speed is absolutely original (Le
6."The Black Sun Hangs High" Author: Doctor Zero
[Elements: Fantasy, Epic Fantasy, Gaming Otherworld, Steampunk, Cthulhu, Amber Stream, Series in progress]

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Different from the regular Amber Stream, the protagonist Shoggoth of this book was not a veteran player, but the screenwriter of the game he transmigrated into. His cheat was not a common game system, but his "original company." After the transmigration, the protagonist could come to a mysterious space that was the same as the layout of the company when he was alive, but everything was locked. The protagonist had to collect the corresponding things in the game world to unlock the items in the office and obtain various abilities. The protagonist would use these abilities to defy the heavens and change his fate, resisting the impending disaster…In addition, the protagonist had transmigrated to a time point a hundred years ago, so there was probably no interaction with the players in this book.
7."Why Do We Hunt An Innocent Wizard?""Why Do We Hunt An Innocent Wizard?""Why Do We Hunt An Innocent Wizard?" was an urban novel with a novel setting. The author used the experiences of the main character, Lin An, to show a world full of mystery and fantasy. The story depicted the existence of wizards and knights from a modern perspective, bringing a new reading experience. The author's writing was smooth and there were no obvious flaws. The character descriptions were vivid and interesting. Through the protagonist's spiritual perspective, he showed the changes in people, leaving a deep impression. The only drawback was that it lacked an obvious cool point, but overall, the setting of the book and the maturity of the niche theme were still worth looking forward to. Overall, I gave this book an 8 out of 10 rating. The setting is novel, the style is relaxed, the main character's style is not poisonous, the emotional line is unknown, the city + wizard + knight + the end of the supernatural, the supernatural advancement mode is more artistic, and there is no obvious division of realms.
8."Father Marv":"Father Marv" is a creative and eye-catching Western fantasy novel with a light novel flavor. The setting, background, and plot development of the book made sense, but the actual effect was somewhat elusive. The author's writing skills were quite outstanding, and most of the characters were very comfortable, especially the main character, who could be said to have the ability and attitude. The level of writing and the anticipation for the follow-up plot of the entire book were very impressive. However, this book could only be rated T2. The main reason was that the level of plot design could not match the quality of creativity. The combination of light novel elements and serious Western fantasy background was not harmonious enough. The idea was bright but the specific setting was not reasonable enough. The rhythm was erratic, the plot development was casual, and the sense of urgency was vague. There was a strong sense of separation. Even so, this book is still highly recommended because it is full of interesting elements and the author's appeal. Please always be patient, polite, and graceful. Don't speak ill of God. Overall, this book was very interesting.
9."Road to Light":"Road to Light" is a fantasy novel. It starts from the perspective of a commoner and tells the story of a half-elf named Roy's road to light. The story began with Roy's daily life. By describing his living environment and experiences, it gradually unfolded the appearance of the fantasy world. In this world, there were elves, dwarves, orcs, human knights, priests, and mages. It was filled with the aura of magical magic. The story was fascinating, and people couldn't help but want to continue reading. The author, Hai Yi Piglet, had a smooth writing style and a compact plot. It was very enjoyable to read. This book was a fantastic masterpiece that should not be missed. The recommended rating was 8.7. It was definitely worth reading.
"Servant of Crimson": It updates slowly, but it's a rather exciting fantasy novel. It has a light novel style, and the words and sentences are more mature. It can immerse people.
11： The Rules of Making Friends for Mages: The story of the little mage playing in the world. The setting is very likable and can't be killed.(After being killed, you will be revived by the legendary teacher in the mage tower), anti-armor hack (After being killed, the enemy will be hunted down by the legendary uncle). This kind of background is deep, but at the same time, he is talented and diligent. It can be said that it has hit the point of many readers. What is even more rare is that this is an orthodox . All the structures are taken from different rule books, and the research is very detailed. Therefore, if there are any doubts, the readers must post the source of the rule book, otherwise they will be mercilessly attacked by the author. The biggest flaw is the author himself, the experienced rotten tail king, the eunuch manager, the divine wizard Liuliu, so he is cautious.
"Only Monsters Can Do It" was a shocking book. As a transmigrator, the author started an adventure story full of memes and loved monster fights. This book was not only a history of a trainer's growth, but also a book about the wonderful interaction between a transmigrator and a monster. The author added all kinds of jokes and memes in each chapter to make people feel happy and interesting. Regardless of whether it was a fan of ACG or a fan of photoshoot, this book would definitely attract readers. Overall, this was a book that was worth reading slowly.
13:"I Create Esoteric Religion in London": We worship the moth, the god who searches among the trees in the forest, the god who flapped his wings in the skull, the god whose body is mottled...
It was a very authentic Doujinshi novel that used a complete esoteric worldview. It was rare for it to directly use the complete esoteric worldview instead of modifying the original worldview to a certain extent like the players Super Justice and the Musicians of the Old Days. It was a book worth looking forward to.
14. The Shepherd's Secret: The Shepherd's Secret was a fascinating fantasy novel. The author attracted the attention of the readers with a unique and ingenious setting. The story began with the protagonist having memories of his past life, revealing the complicated relationship between him and his adoptive father. The first three chapters of the story used a case to lead to the main plot, showing the main character's type of wits and paying tribute to Holmes. The author's writing style was relaxed and humorous, and the supporting roles were more three-dimensional, giving people inspiration. Overall, this book had a recommendation score of 8.3 points due to its unique setting and wonderful storyline.
15:"Alice of the Kingdom of Steam":"Alice of the Kingdom of Steam" was a light novel full of fantasy and steampunk elements. The encounter between the male protagonist, Ringo, and the female protagonist, Alice, triggered a series of stories. The author used the writing style of a road movie and a unit drama. Each volume told the story of recruiting new companions. Although the pace of the story was slow, it brought many surprises. The characters were portrayed very well, and the plot and setting were also very good. It made people feel the charm of light novels and had a hint of romance in fairy tales. However, because it was more inclined to daily life, it did not have enough fun, and the male lead took up a little less space. Overall, this was a great light novel with a fantastic world view. It had a rich imagination and excellent character creation. It is recommended for readers who like primitive fantasy and steampunk elements.
"World Mysticism Usage Guide": Interesting article, the Foundation feels that it's different from many new books that are of the same quality.
"Gunfire, Punk, and the Master of Necromancy": The neon lights in the steam are hazy, and the shadow of the company lurks in it.
Humans are driven like zombies and are muddle-headed, but after I awaken, I will definitely turn over a new leaf and take charge.
Regardless of whether he was facing guns, swords, technology, or curses, regardless of whether his opponent was a living person or a ghost, in this world or on the other side…he faced death and lived, gathering darkness into light.
I used a punk song to cover them up.
"Sherlock Holmes the Great Demon" was a very vivid version of Sherlock Holmes. The author described Dr. Watson as a man with a delicate face and a tough character, which was refreshing. The storyline was very interesting. The protagonist had a strong thirst for knowledge and was full of love for the detective profession. The style of the entire book was very unique. The author portrayed Holmes as a demonic character, full of dark aesthetics, which made people love him. The opening of the story attracted the readers 'attention with a case similar to Jack the Ripper's. The bloody scene left a deep impression on them. The style of this book was very direct, and he hoped that the author could maintain this style and not write in a sloppy or unorthodox manner. Overall, this book is worth recommending to everyone.
"The Shadow of Great Britain":"The Shadow of Great Britain" was a fantasy and historical novel set in the 19th century British landscape. Through his vivid and mature writing style, the author vividly displayed the tragic life of the people at the bottom, the struggle between bureaucrats and capitalists, and the shining stars of the future. The protagonist of the story, King Arthur, walked alone with the devil and witnessed the changes of history. His struggle and growth in the Scottish Yard were anticipated. Through the vivid scenes and plots, the author presented an epic atmosphere, allowing people to feel the protagonist's thoughts and struggles in the torture. The image of the devil seemed to be funny, but in fact, it set many traps for the protagonist, making people want to know the hidden story behind him. Overall, this book brought people surprises and expectations. The only shortcoming was that the number of words was small. Overall, this book was rated 3.5 stars.
20."Strange World": dnd, Warhammer, Cthulhu, Otherworld Lord, Slow Pace

You're right, but "To a Strange World" is a farming novel created by a well-known author, I Am the Right Way. It's a novel that uses a mix of worldviews.

The story takes place in a closed world called the "foreign world." Here, the person chosen by the righteous path will be granted the identity of the "protagonist" and guide the righteous path to the outside world.

You will play the role of a mysterious character named "The Reader." You will encounter characters with different personalities and unique abilities in your free reading, and gradually discover the truth of the story.

Just a joke, a joke

The super-charismatic protagonist traveled to another world. At the beginning, he had nothing to beg on the streets and was adopted by a kind aunt. While working in the bar, he met a group of adventurer friends and successfully awakened the Warlock class because of his full charm. After solving a series of conspiracies, they successfully embarked on the path of developing the territory.

The author's new book,"The Bizarre Detective Agency," had an unusually warm fairytale style and vivid character descriptions, which made many of the supporting roles very unique. However, it was also because of this that the plot of the book was very slow, but it was still very recommended.