
Wizard: Start Farming as a Potion Apprentice to Gain Attributes
About This Novel
Wizards, they have defeated the true gods of the past, they have made giant dragons tremble, they have made proud elves bow to them, they have created one great epic after another with their mortal bodies. When Li Ge traveled through time, he had mediocre qualifications and a poor family. He was just a humble potion apprentice and was not qualified to become a wizard. In this dilemma, Li Ge bound the potion book. [Harvest blue star grass, magic power +0.1. [Harvest the blood-faced big leaf mushroom, constitution +0.3. [Harvest dragon bone hardwood to obtain the constitution of the earth dragon. You can gain attributes by planting potions. In addition, there are also rewards such as bloodline, spells, skills, equipment, etc. "You become stronger by farming? My DNA has been affected." So far, Li Ge has been diligently farming, using his attributes and equipment, and walking on the path of a wizard until he gives birth to the God King of All Dharma!
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Official(24)Scraped 5d ago
The protagonist is selling dog meat at the expense of others. The protagonist has always relied on the strength of a knight to fight the enemy. What does this have to do with the wizard in the title?
It is a rare masterpiece among wizarding novels. The world view is very complete and the author's outline is clear. However, there are too many typos and omissions. I hope it can be improved.
nice! nature loving wizard
I just saw that the VIP chapters are well written so far. The protagonist is still an apprentice. Goldfinger and the power system did not collapse. I hope the author can write more gorgeous and unique magic. Before apprenticeship, using numbers to represent levels seemed a bit ordinary. This can be calculated based on the school year and the protagonist's leapfrog battle is also very reasonable.
Part of the description can actually be simpler. For example, the protagonist's various medicine refining and cultivation processes do not need to be written in too much detail, just describe the results well.
This book would be great together
There are no big pretentious buffs to slap in the face. The plot flows smoothly. For me, this book is pretty good
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, you can do it.
How come the lifespan of a first-level wizard is not two hundred years? How can it be only more than 80 years? It is not as good as a normal human being. Then is it enough time to rise to the second level? Are they all geniuses?
The pace is too fast later on, and it feels like the male protagonist has already reached the next level before he has perfected some things. And there are some places that are particularly stressful. For example, this time is chaotic, with many loopholes and holes. The author and the male protagonist don't know what they were doing during those times. Although the author later made up for it, it was obvious that the author remembered it himself.
It would be better to write that the male protagonist is a noble from the beginning
A very good wizarding novel, but the number of words is a bit short.
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Official(24)Scraped 5d ago
The protagonist is selling dog meat at the expense of others. The protagonist has always relied on the strength of a knight to fight the enemy. What does this have to do with the wizard in the title?
It is a rare masterpiece among wizarding novels. The world view is very complete and the author's outline is clear. However, there are too many typos and omissions. I hope it can be improved.
nice! nature loving wizard
I just saw that the VIP chapters are well written so far. The protagonist is still an apprentice. Goldfinger and the power system did not collapse. I hope the author can write more gorgeous and unique magic. Before apprenticeship, using numbers to represent levels seemed a bit ordinary. This can be calculated based on the school year and the protagonist's leapfrog battle is also very reasonable.
Part of the description can actually be simpler. For example, the protagonist's various medicine refining and cultivation processes do not need to be written in too much detail, just describe the results well.
This book would be great together
There are no big pretentious buffs to slap in the face. The plot flows smoothly. For me, this book is pretty good
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, you can do it.
How come the lifespan of a first-level wizard is not two hundred years? How can it be only more than 80 years? It is not as good as a normal human being. Then is it enough time to rise to the second level? Are they all geniuses?
The pace is too fast later on, and it feels like the male protagonist has already reached the next level before he has perfected some things. And there are some places that are particularly stressful. For example, this time is chaotic, with many loopholes and holes. The author and the male protagonist don't know what they were doing during those times. Although the author later made up for it, it was obvious that the author remembered it himself.
It would be better to write that the male protagonist is a noble from the beginning
A very good wizarding novel, but the number of words is a bit short.
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6.5 Points Overall, it's still watchable. The protagonist has the ability to harvest potions and gain corresponding attributes. Well, it's not the logic of traditional wizard novels. I added some of my own things, but overall, it's actually average.




The golden finger is the ability to give feedback on planting. You can also see the best planting method, plant status and improvement methods. The current problem I feel is that the money system is expanding rapidly. Let's see what is written later.













