Sorcerer

Completed. This is an old book. I personally consider it to be one of the three highest-level works of Wen Chao Gong. The other two parts are The Legend of Wulin Banxia and The Rise of the Lord God. The level of copying is very stable. I have also read several other books, and they are basically above average. The Warlock has just been released for the second time. It is completely timeless and very exciting. The male protagonist Lei Lin is devoted to the pursuit of eternity. He has a cautious character, is very deep, and is good at calculations. Different from Han Li who protects himself clearly in The Mortal Cultivation of Immortality, Leylin is more aggressive and combines calmness and madness. He is bold and careful yet frantically tries on the verge of death, which makes people sweat but feels that it should be so. The main line of this book is very clear, and there is no confusion when changing the map. Several key plots are very well written, with climaxes and setbacks. The setbacks do not feel like bitterness and hatred, but rather calculations or counterattacks after hard work. There is no sense of depression, and it is refreshing and refreshing. The levels are clear, wizard apprentice, first to ninth level wizard. It is one of the outstanding masterpieces of the wizard style. Regarding the heroine, Leylin is devoted to pursuing eternity, and the heroine definitely does not have that. But I will not blindly practice hard, but I will enjoy life while pursuing eternity. I will see for myself whether I can accept it. In addition, the route taken by this book is the trend of killing by dark interests. If you cannot accept it, proceed with caution.

Depressed, what I would recommend is "The Magic Apprentice" by Lan Jing. But this book just received a 404, which is really embarrassing. I have no choice but to use Wenzhaogong's book to make a connection. "The Magic Apprentice"_a pioneering work of Western fantasy web literature. Although it cannot be regarded as the originator of Western fantasy web literature, it is definitely a pioneer. At the beginning of two thousand years, in an era when excellent long-form online articles were scarce, The Magic Apprentice was impressive. I still remember the eloquent plot of this novel, its complete and grand worldview, and its very rigorous creative attitude. I remember a reader once commented that this book is extremely magical. It is clearly an old antique lying in a coffin, but it brings together almost all the cute points of today's second dimension, such as: cross-dressing, transformation, evil, queen, lolita, girl, sister, princess, tsundere, shaking m, shaking s, wife, pretense, base rot, lily, elf, god and demon, depression (healing)... Such a hodgepodge is actually not inconsistent at all, giving you the illusion that this is a real world. Detailed description of the environment, beautiful pictures, various intrigues and intrigues... The ingenious combination of detail and grandeur has created a shocking real world. As the transvestite Enleko goes on a series of world journeys and experiences various major historical events, the author makes the readers so happy that they can't help themselves in the crazy abuse of the master, which is also a strange thing. There is also a strange extra-verbal story about this book. Probably, the author of the two parts of the book is not the same. The original author is a beautiful woman. Halfway through writing, she ran out of patience. There happened to be a fat man who was pursuing him crazily. In order to fulfill the beauty's wish, he took the initiative to accept this book. In the end, the beauty did not catch up, and the book was actually finished, and it became a classic... Similar recommendations: Release the Witch, "The Thief" (Part One of the Blue Crystal Magic Trilogy), "The Demon Warrior" (One of the Blue Crystal Magic Trilogy), "Desecration", "Devil's Rhapsody: Tomorrow's Sun", "Devil's Law", "Hunter"

Wen Gong's books are not toxic at all, and you can read them comfortably and smoothly.

Recommend this book, The author's name is Wen Chao Gong. The title of the book is "The Sorcerer", The novel that has been completed so far, 3.57 Million words, 1181 chapters, Friends who like it, come quickly! ! A very good fantasy novel, written by Wen Chaogong. Worthy of being a copycat, it can be said that he has created a setting reference flow. Even if there are other people who started the road of unscrupulous "learning" earlier than the author of this book, they would not be able to "learn" as well as the author of this book. The protagonist's rationality and caution are impressive. Comparing the following, we find that the chance of the protagonists surviving to the end of the book in other books is less than 1%. The protagonist's pursuit is to transcend life and the universe, which is far more than the average weak chicken protagonist. High IQ, insight into everything, and the feeling of having the world at your fingertips. If you can be patient and not impulsive, even readers who are at a low point will not abandon the book. In fact, the pig's trotter is just a little person who goes with the crowd, a little mouse hiding in the dark. As for the advantages of the pig's trotter, there are really no advantages. What is disgusting is that it always touches the nose and chin, once every few chapters, or several times in a chapter. What is rare is that I persisted in reading the book. The protagonist is an extremely selfish person, and everything is for himself, but the plot is smooth and refreshing. The wizard flows smoothly and the ending is full of flowers, ensuring a large amount of content. Although I feel that there are a few dungeons in the middle and the plot of the dnd world is relatively weak, and there is also a bad ending at the end, but it is a rare dark protagonist who kills ruthlessly and decisively. The author has a good ability to control the plot, and the plot's reversal and imagination are also acceptable. If it were not suspected of being unfinished at the end, I would rate Xiancao - no pressure. My writing skills in the early stage are indeed noob, but I have excellent plot and story design skills, timely replacement of maps, and even tried dnd in the end. There are not many peeing spots throughout the book. Of course, the protagonist's outlook is really unlikable. Rogge in "Desecration", who also prefers darkness, at least has some things that he doesn't sell. However, there is basically nothing that the protagonist in this book cannot sell. People should have a bottom line. The male protagonist brings his own optical brain to explore the wizarding world. He records, analyzes, and studies the strange wizarding world. It is basically a relatively refreshing book. However, in the later period, the male protagonist has no moral bottom line in doing things, such as killing people who admire him to train equipment. People who care about this should pay attention to what the protagonist does. He is already worse than a beast. He is in vain, so he might as well change his name to a beast in the wizarding world. When one is weak, survival of the fittest will naturally follow the rules of the game. What's strange about this book is that the protagonist's moral bottom line gradually declines as his strength increases. It's really disgusting. The writing is good, the world structure and power system are relatively clear, and it maintains consistent stable updates and writing. It's just that Goldfinger is actually too big. An ordinary chip can take care of everything in the wizarding world. It feels like the protagonist is dependent on the chip. This high-end wizarding world is too weak.