The Immortals of the Wizarding World

Later, I didn't want to continue reading. I saw that the protagonist was actually able to stay in the warlock camp where even the second-level warlocks could not stop the undead attack. He found that there was no living breath in the camp that was sensed by the undead Nicholas, and he found a little girl behind her dead mother. Background ability theory: A combination of a sorceress mother and an ordinary father. She suffered humiliation on a daily basis. She hid herself in the perception of the undead Nikolai, who was once a third-level and now a second-level one, and was directly discovered by the protagonist.

It was very normal at first, but when it comes to chapter 20, the way the protagonist eats feels very uneducated. Even modern people rarely have such people. He eats at other people's houses and eats so much. It should be at least polite. It seems like he hasn't eaten for a long time. This aspect makes my impression very bad. I only hope that the author can write less such rude things in the future. On the surface, he can at least pretend it.

Xiaobai Shuangwen has a layer of immortality, but in essence he is still a novice with no brains. The reason is that the author is not strong enough. Not recommended, watch.

Take a look at the famous Juan Wang and study hard.

There are too few authors and it's not enough to read. Please update more.

First of all, let's not talk about the series of intelligence-lowering operations. As for the characterization, do you want me to button the eyeballs myself or you to do it for me? The plot is also very stiff. If you like Xiaobaiwen, you can read it yourself...

I can't stand it anymore. It's too retarded.

The story of this book in the wizarding world has ended, and the pitfalls of some important characters have basically been filled. For example, the bloodline reincarnation of the apprentice Vivica is similar to drinking Meng Po soup. She is reborn among her own descendants according to her bloodline. However, she has no memory of the past life and can only have a vague sense of familiarity with certain characters. According to the description in the book, her talents will become better due to bloodline reincarnation, but her memory was not restored at the end. There is also the disciple David, who became the pseudo-boss Lich King in the later period. There is also a real boss hidden in it, a creature born from the rules of the fall of the king of the eight-ring dark world who was once hostile to the wizarding world. It invaded David's body and caused him to become the boss, but some more details were not written. The line of deep-sea mermaid also fills in the gaps. Let's talk about unfilled holes. In the early days, Constantine, a Level 4 wizard who returned to the Wizarding World for work, piloted an aircraft that was hit by a meteor that was summoned by a curse from the Level 1 protagonist at that time. He had no choice but to make an emergency landing on a small land on the other side of the Endless Sea. The loss of life was accelerated three to four times. My personal guess is that it only lasted a few hundred years. However, the aircraft was seriously damaged and it will take a long time to survive. It took a long time to fix it. I thought that if this supporting character had a name, there would be a follow-up, but the author did not write a follow-up about this person. After reading it, I guessed that it might be related to the starry sky volume that the author did not write. But since it was not written, I blindly guessed that he ran out of life and died without repairing the aircraft, or that he repaired the aircraft and escaped from the wizarding world. Then there is the pit of the secret of the protagonist's own immortality. The protagonist only discovered the mysterious light beam related to time in his consciousness. He speculated that it was related to immortality, but he was afraid that he would destroy the eternal life by messing around with the Devouring Rules, so he did not touch it. As a result, it was not mentioned again after the book was finished. Previously, in the Giant World Fragments, the Giant King seemed to have discovered some secret information about the protagonist at the end. My personal guess is that it may be related to the protagonist's immortality, but the author did not continue writing. In general, this is a big hole that he dug and buried. There is also a bug, that is, the reason why people in the wizarding world switch to blood warlocks is because practicing wizards will accelerate the loss of life. Then the question is, why do the 5th level old immortals in the Warlock Alliance in the later period have to hide in the world fragments and sleep to survive. When they return to the wizarding world to fight with the protagonist, they have to suffer the accelerated loss of life. Isn't it the same as the wizard? This is very contradictory. The reason for changing professions is that wizards will accelerate the loss of life, but the 5th level warlocks have to escape from the big world to hide and survive. According to the plot description of the World Fragment Phoenix in the book, I personally feel that if I have to force an explanation, it is that the group of old immortals were promoted to the 5th level in the World Fragment, and were not tolerated by the will of the Wizarding World, so their life span will be shortened. However, this forced explanation is also unreasonable, because going to the World Fragment to promote is simply unnecessary. Why not be promoted in the Wizarding World? So this explanation is not very reasonable. Moreover, the human warlocks on the protagonist's side have 5 levels in the later stage. The author did not write about any adverse consequences for these people. He mentioned near the end that although Jinji has 5 levels, his lifespan is only a few hundred years. However, he is a character from a long time ago, with a life span of thousands of years. He has also experienced the accident of leaving the Chamber of Commerce and falling down the level. It is normal to not have a lot of life. He also does not mention that the high level causes the accelerated loss of life, so this is a bug. Another reason is that the author did not write the follow-up Starry Sky Volume, and the protagonist's realm was limited to a level 6 wizard. Therefore, he directly gave the protagonist an ending where he and some girls live a life without shame. He also forgot about the mermaid queen of the previous generation who had an affair with him, so he didn't write it directly. The protagonist's relationship with these girls made me always think that the protagonist is an immortal and has tainted the emotional line. In the eyes of the protagonist, these girls are short-lived ghosts. It is a pity that the author did not write how to solve the problem of life span. Generally speaking, this book is not bad despite the ending. The author portrays the protagonist as an extremely cautious person who always follows the principle of "bullying the weak" and develops obscenely.

This reminds me of the immortals like Emperor Shitian in "The Wind and Cloud". Emperor Shitian was hammered by a Wu Invincible who had been in power for decades, hahahaha

Eternal life. They can all go against the grain directly in the later stage. Infinite lifespan, use your lifespan to cast curse spells without any side effects. Directly against heaven. Levels do not exist, and you can kill people beyond levels. No matter how many levels you want. Infinite lifespan. Kill people like crazy and gain experience like Xiao Bai Wen.