Deconstruction Wizard

There are no comments, and the writing is quite nice. Old bookworms can come in and take a look, and novices can also take a look. I just have a question, what are the criteria for evaluating whether a wizard is a first-level wizard or a second-level wizard?

This article basically has nothing to do with the traditional wizard flow or the Western Fantasy Mage flow. In the early stage, the world view was introduced in a large space, and the protagonist's freedom was temporarily restricted and he had to find a way to escape from danger. The writing is good, but this article is not considered a wizard novel. A large part of the audience for wizard novels wants to see the protagonist strengthen himself through various researches and then crush everything. Isn't it like in the article that you are caught in a fight between big forces and barely survive, and you are forced to be cannon fodder and a dog? [Emot=default,02/] You are already cheating and you are still fighting in this long battle of wits? If you don't cheat, you won't say anything.

Very good, well written, very good

After reading dozens of chapters, the protagonist likes to be the national dog

It's a very interesting setting, but it's hard to imagine that the protagonist's analytical fighting style doesn't have much sense of graphics. Since it's analysis, and he can be passive and acquire skills later, it's too much.

I read Chapter 60 and made some complaints. The setting of the Spiritual Pivot is a bit strange. I don't understand the significance of the existence of Death Pulse when Death Storm is present. I have to rely on characterization to activate the skills. Especially when I saw the transformed brainless criminal soldier, the necromancer could control it remotely, but the mid-level mage did nothing and then sacrificed himself to make a 1.5-Level spider. I really don't understand it. No matter what, the mid-level must be level 2. In other systems, the mid-level is at least level 345. The level description is also quite strange. Necromancers are low-level and mid-level The Imperial Titan is the first level, the second level, and the third level. A level 3 person in charge of cave number 600+ begins to reform the layout. According to this division, the people in caves 1-600 are estimated to be 300+ level 3 or above. Otherwise, how can the cave be defended? Then break down the profit points mentioned The undead collect the souls of corpses, but how many dead people can be collected by a total of 300 people? And then they are destroyed by imperial weapons, and an extra sum of life essence is spent, just for the kickback of fuel? I don't understand where there is any profit point

I feel like the basic logic is not very reasonable.

Except for the captain who flashed by at the beginning, the characters who have a friendly relationship with the protagonist are basically all female characters, which is a bit too facial, but everything else is pretty good.

Is the system a joke played by the Creator God on you? He knows your identity and your situation. There is an unimaginable database in this world? When and where everything that happens will be stored by the system? And then report to you anytime and anywhere? Are your eyes a ray scanner? Can I take a pointer to anything and get data through the pointer? Can he still analyze your situation? Based on all the above events, it can be concluded that your system is definitely not stored in your head. Your head cannot hold the information of a planet. Or perhaps the God of Creation has made a clone and placed it in your head. This clone is specifically for you. Are you the biological son of the God of Creation?