Pioneering Wizard's Codex
About This Novel
The celestial spheres meet and dimensions overlap. In the ancient medieval dynasty, monsters invaded the land, and the gods in the sky were in chaos. On the northern ice sheet, the abandoned Lind prayed to the gods, begging them to protect his territory. When he opened his eyes again, he realized that the only one who could save him was himself. ... On this day, Linde retrieved his past memories and opened the wizard's manual. Crops, livestock, and the light of alchemy spread across the land. Endless wheat fields sway in the wind, world-famous dragons guard the castle, and thousands of steels cast the planet. All sentient beings praise my name, regardless of belief, just because I am a pioneer wizard and a person who changes the world.
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Official(6)Scraped 5d ago
It's okay, eh, but does it feel like the plot is too fast? It feels like a monster siege in a game. When one thing is over, the next thing comes.
After reading nearly 30 chapters, I honestly made a lot of complaints about some parts, from the very beginning, why didn't you run away when you were still alive, to the last two-meter-tall wolf with one-meter-long teeth. Of course, the most common complaint was that 90 of the 200 people were young and strong. If I take a family of three, that's less than 70 households. These include the elderly, children, women, girls... But ignore these, it looks okay for the time being. After all, there are too few good novels
I suggest the author change 200 people to 200 households, which would look better. 600-1,000 People is reasonable. Of course, if food and the like are changed, the same proportion must be changed. What do you mean by 200 people? There are 100 households in a village, so you can only call it a small village. 200 People, including the elderly (men and women), children, women, girls, young adults, with a maximum of 60 young adults. About 30 young men died in the two wars. There is no need to develop it later. This number makes me feel terrible every time I see it, especially the black baron, 20,000 people gathered in one city😰 Are you sure they are all baronies and not just knighthood? Even if I'm like the North and South Pole, there are basically no people there. But those 90 young men are really a bit dazzling😰
Generally speaking, wizard-like lord novels are okay.
Pioneering Wizard's Codex
Come on, author, take good care of you, I like this style of wilderness farming
The author comes out and says something. Don't stop updating chapters for a few days. To be honest, I think the setting of your book is pretty good. If you keep writing it hard, you can also occupy a place on QQ. Come on!
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Official(6)Scraped 5d ago
It's okay, eh, but does it feel like the plot is too fast? It feels like a monster siege in a game. When one thing is over, the next thing comes.
After reading nearly 30 chapters, I honestly made a lot of complaints about some parts, from the very beginning, why didn't you run away when you were still alive, to the last two-meter-tall wolf with one-meter-long teeth. Of course, the most common complaint was that 90 of the 200 people were young and strong. If I take a family of three, that's less than 70 households. These include the elderly, children, women, girls... But ignore these, it looks okay for the time being. After all, there are too few good novels
I suggest the author change 200 people to 200 households, which would look better. 600-1,000 People is reasonable. Of course, if food and the like are changed, the same proportion must be changed. What do you mean by 200 people? There are 100 households in a village, so you can only call it a small village. 200 People, including the elderly (men and women), children, women, girls, young adults, with a maximum of 60 young adults. About 30 young men died in the two wars. There is no need to develop it later. This number makes me feel terrible every time I see it, especially the black baron, 20,000 people gathered in one city😰 Are you sure they are all baronies and not just knighthood? Even if I'm like the North and South Pole, there are basically no people there. But those 90 young men are really a bit dazzling😰
Generally speaking, wizard-like lord novels are okay.
Pioneering Wizard's Codex
Come on, author, take good care of you, I like this style of wilderness farming
The author comes out and says something. Don't stop updating chapters for a few days. To be honest, I think the setting of your book is pretty good. If you keep writing it hard, you can also occupy a place on QQ. Come on!
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Territory, farming, explosive troops, and continuous research of the wizard lord. All elements are complete!
The celestial spheres meet and dimensions overlap. In the ancient medieval dynasty, monsters invaded the land, and the gods in the sky were in chaos. On the northern ice sheet, the abandoned Lind prayed to the gods, begging them to protect his territory. When he opened his eyes again, he realized that the only one who could save him was himself. ... On this day, Linde retrieved his past memories and opened the wizard's manual. Crops, livestock, and the light of alchemy spread across the land. Endless wheat fields sway in the wind, world-famous dragons guard the castle, and thousands of steels cast the planet. All sentient beings praise my name, regardless of belief, just because I am a pioneer wizard and a person who changes the world.
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