The Witcher: Throne of Shadows

In addition to psychological descriptions, there are also various explanations. What about psychological explanatory essays?

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Let me first introduce the general plot. A person from a highly developed future world takes a biochip and travels to a wizarding world after a catastrophe (of course it is not a strange catastrophe. I haven't seen the specific catastrophe, but the wizarding world is blocked). Shadow talent, black witch at the beginning. The teacher is a low-level consumable, but the black wizard in this book does not appear to be vicious and cunning, but appears to be magnanimous and a villain (I am a black wizard, I am not moral, but I follow the rules), while the white wizard is hypocritical (at least the white wizard who appears is like this. The protagonist is obviously He made a key contribution in closing the door to another world, snatched the protagonist's treasure, and prepared to arrest and kill the protagonist). The protagonist used the golden finger to level up quickly. The article is wonderful, and the text and plot are not good. He has reached the third level of the wizard's apprentice before it was released (preparing to upgrade to the wizard). Of course, it is a bit confusing. The strong part is mainly concentrated in the plot of the door to another world. It is unreasonable for the First Dark Wizards Alliance to send a large number of outstanding apprentices (it seems a waste of consumables. The role of apprentices should not be used as consumables for the door to another world that is not sure to be opened, at least they should not be the outstanding ones). The Second Dark Wizards Alliance sacrificed so much without taking measures to ensure profits, so they eliminated a first-level wizard. Third, the white wizard seems to attach great importance to the wizard's rebellion, and has also dismissed a large number of apprentices, but it seems that they have become consumables, which does not fit the character of a hypocrite. On the surface, one official white wizard has no chance of winning against two official black wizards. Fourth, it is unreasonable to settle the matter before the incident is over. The apprentices are used as consumables, so why should rewards be given in advance? It is a waste. Early settlement gives the shrewd apprentice a chance to escape. Then the protagonist clearly sensed the danger, so why didn't he leave (although he left the gathering place, he was still within the scope of influence)? Sixth, it is clear that the chip can remind the summons of the isolated psychic ability. Why did I wake up at the time burst point? Why did it not take effect when I was hiding in the place where I woke up? Seventh, two wizards + alien creatures both want to close the door to the alien world. Why are they still fighting each other? The protagonist needs to help?