Wizard: Start with the Lord Marrying a Wife

This is a novel about wizards that is enjoyable from beginning to end. In terms of plot, it also follows the invincible style. Anyway, it is invincible within the same level. In order to develop the plot and advance the main line, the author also set the male protagonist to be invincible at the same level. In the future, he will encounter an enemy one level stronger than himself, and then start practicing to become invincible again. For example, the male protagonist reaches level 5 and eliminates enemies, and then provokes level 6 enemies before starting to practice again. Level 6 came just after killing level 7. Then there is the old routine, the male protagonist thinks that he must be stronger and stronger. It can only be said to be a pure stacking of boxes plot. The characterization of the male and female protagonists is just average, neither well-written nor bad. Not to mention the emotional drama, which is not what a novel about wife-dating and romance comes from, and the writing style is just average. In terms of lightning protection, it is a bit better than the average author. Although it is said that there is a clone and a mask, it seems that neither the clone nor the mask has direct contact with the heroine, and there are no intimate scenes. Lightning protection is pretty good in this regard. Then the author also has another problem, that is, all the wizard-type heroines who appeared in the early stage were snatched by the male protagonist from other villains, and they were basically imprisoned and abused. For example, the heroine was beaten with a whip by the villain, some were imprisoned, and some were bought from slave merchants. However, the author sometimes made a patch, such as keeping virginity so that it could be sold at a good price or the villain had a problem and could not be replaced. But other aspects have not been patched. It can only be said that everyone is not thinking about it. I actually ordered all of this book, but I only read more than 200 chapters, because it started to get boring later on, so I started to change the map and try it again. After reading it, I felt that it was boring, so I stopped reading. In summary, don't think about this book if you are in defense, you can read it if you have light armor. It can be used as food and fodder. It is also good to take it out and read it when you are short of books.

Liya: Bloodline of Frost Wolf, Bloodline of Silver Moon Wolf Jesse: None Amy: Ice element talent Rena, former princess of Crystal Song Kingdom and Queen of Crystal Song Kingdom: Soul of the Snow Demon Cynthia: Beast transformation talent, nine-tailed fox bloodline, flaming red fox bloodline Hill: Earth element talent Yuna: Wolf Bloodline Melissa: Talent of Charm Annie: Spiritual Contract Talent, Arctic Bear Bloodline Nice: Aurora Fox Bloodline Leaves: Plant Control Talent Barbarian High Priest Sura: Sacrifice Talent, Barbarian Bloodline ? ? : Bloodline of the Storm Wolf ? ? : Great Ape Bloodline Irene, former princess of the Silver Dragon Kingdom and Queen of the Silver Moon Kingdom: Bloodline of the Silver-Winged Flying Dragon The daughter of the former Duke of the East, Luen, the Duke of the East: Bloodline of the Mountain Lion Lily: Teleportation talent Holy Light Church Saint Lucia: Light attribute talent Celica, Daughter of the Wolf King: Shadow Werewolf Bloodline Fire Dance: Telepathy talent, fire element talent Water Lotus: Telepathy talent, water element talent Rena: Wind element talent Manlo: Vampire Bloodline Blood Queen Dora: Vampire Bloodline Queen Seer of Stone Ridge Kingdom: Bloodline of Stone Ridge Giants Sophia: Energy Transformation Talent Elle Ryan, Queen of the Elves? ? : Elven bloodline Mesa, Miwei, Nicole, Helena, the sick witch? ? ...: Source of magic Mermaid Queen Arya, Elder of the Scallop Tribe: Poseidon Bloodline Betty: Illusion Talent Christine: telepathy talent Rowan: Thunder attribute talent Mandy: Gravity Talent The girl of the fur rabbit tribe, the girl with rabbit ears, Rico: the blood of the fur rabbit tribe ? ? : Hidden talent ? ? : Time talent Fur fox girl:? ? Fur wolf girl:? ? Erin: Source of Bloodline Isabel: Dragon God Bloodline Alina:? ? Silver Moon Werewolf Princess Elena:? ? Tamishin:? ? Mimi:? ? Vampire Princess Charlotte:? ? ...

I majored in computer science at Tsinghua University. I cracked the author's writing account tonight and found that more than 100 chapters had not been published. After identification, it was confirmed that it was the author's writing style. Anyone who liked it would share the post. Hereby declare!

Wuwuwuwu-- It went to the palace as soon as it was sent out and had to wait for review. The follow-up reading on Monday and Tuesday is about recommendation, which is very, very important. I beg everyone to give it a follow-up reading. Thank you very much.

Every chapter has to brag about the wizard as a profession. And if it is so strong, it is a fallacy in itself. To always brag about a profession is to collapse the combat power and dig holes. Normally, each profession should have its own advantages. This kind of novel with the wizard prefix has to brag about the wizard as a profession. It is a bit poisonous.

It's very beautiful, but there are too few, and it's over without being enjoyable.

Traveling through 18 years, nothing has been accomplished. Might as well wear it again when you are 18.

In Xiaobai's novel, the protagonist's father disappeared inexplicably, and the pig's feet were treated as the worst possible outcome, giving up most of the resources. The protagonist is the Duke family, but apart from the protagonist, there seems to be no one in this family. Has it always been passed down from generation to generation? Cultivation requires secret medicine, but there are not many reserves of medicinal materials? They basically rely on purchasing, just like Asan's weapons are bought from other countries. Is such a country strong?

A cool piece of writing, but the details are poorly handled.

At the beginning of the novel, there are battles for hegemony in the North, kingdoms, and the Church suppressing wizards so much that they hide like rats on the street! Then these various concerns are indeed only at the level of high knights and wizard apprentices, so where are the higher-level formal wizards? Doesn't the church use official-level combat forces to suppress the witch forces? This background and power level are completely mismatched!