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Eddicted
EddictedLv52yr
2022-03-11 21:00

Author tried to imitate Warlock of the magus world but he ended up creating a novel that has same negative qualities, cliches, idiocies of other low class martial art novels. In simple words "a low class novel painted with the features of a good A.I novel"

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ffffvvvvvvcccckkkkLv14

lol this novel published in 2016, while warlock of the magus world is 2017.

DaoistStfu
DaoistStfuLv2

How do? Which part of it is similar; forgive me for asking but, it’s been a while since I read Warlock of the Magus world.

Darren_Laudat
Darren_LaudatLv3

the AI part i think most likely

DaoistStfu:How do? Which part of it is similar; forgive me for asking but, it’s been a while since I read Warlock of the Magus world.
Liger01
Liger01Lv6

Lol, but womw is copy of wizards world.

Eddicted
EddictedLv5

Mostly the A.I part. Not the story. Like I said, the story is as bad as low quality martial arts novels

DaoistStfu:How do? Which part of it is similar; forgive me for asking but, it’s been a while since I read Warlock of the Magus world.
Saberswordguy
SaberswordguyLv13

So warlock of the magus world is the copy cat?

GENGHIS_KHAN
GENGHIS_KHANLv13

Magus world sucks

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