Wizard of the North

While reading this book, something tiny and trivial stuck in my chest. Sometimes I couldn't help but laugh, and then I sighed helplessly after thinking about it for a while. Reincarnated as a human being, walking towards another journey in a daze and loneliness, a soul that is out of place, like a mindless indifference. As a reader, a bystander, I want to persuade the protagonist Bran to accept the absurd reality, open his heart, and then blossom into his unique self. He just continues to read, and his dull head flashes, and he suddenly understands that this is it. Starting the journey of a wizard, he stubbornly refused to obey the magic power and stumbled, but embarked on another unknown adventure. He also lost his balance and was confused about his own position. Companions and families who share life and death, similar but different monsters, and fellow travelers who gradually gather together, gather ideas, discuss experiments, write history and change the world. Born different, death is not the end.

Looking at the title of the book, I thought it was a ruthless wizard novel. I made the mistake of submitting it. It was a semi-novice novel... Withdrew.

It's a very strange protagonist. He died and was cremated in his previous life. Why do some protagonists still want to go back? Are you going back to be a ghost?

The main character's perspective should be changed. The reader was not attracted to the article at the beginning and felt unorganized.

After reading the beginning, the author can't even tell the difference between superpowers and fantasy, so he dares to make gestures.

You are so cowardly that you let people take everything and don't want anything. But when your subordinates bully them, you still don't do anything. I don't understand this. They were all from the same family before, but now that you are independent, the people below will only follow you if they believe you. You ran away when someone bullied them. There is no other way to say it.

Originally I came here to see the wizard,,,,,,

I like this novel you wrote. During the reading process, I had a lot of emotions. Sometimes I was moved to tears, sometimes I shed tears unconsciously when thinking about myself, sometimes I was sad for my family, and sometimes I was happy for the recognition of others. I haven't expressed so many emotions for a long time. Since reading your novel about this person, I have shed more tears than before. Thank you. Finally, I wish the author happiness and prosperity in the Year of the Dog.

The protagonist is probably a three- or four-year-old child who traveled through time, and is schizophrenic.

I really don't understand why the protagonist is so patient with that stupid Irene? The princess is sick and can be beaten to death. Moreover, the writing at the end is really messy, and I feel like there is no distinction between priority and priority.