Wizard Journey

First of all, I personally feel that the characterization is extremely perfunctory. The dark wizards in the author's hands all have a morbid mental world, including the protagonist, which is very depressing! However, I personally feel that this book is very irritating. If it is used as a rest read, the hypnotic effect is still acceptable! Thirdly, the relationship between the characters is a little awkward and confusing. Basically, people have negative relationships with each other, using them and focusing on profit. Fourth, I read so many book reviews, and it seems that many friends are not optimistic about it, and you can click on it to see the level and reading time. It is impossible for sailors to have so much time to read books.

In fact, I have always had a question. Regarding Green's honor and values, there has been no , and suddenly mentioned what happened to the wizarding world by a certain world, they would be very excited. It seems that Greene is the kind of character who serves the country loyally, but in retrospect, Greene was clearly an orphan before, and was often suppressed. He finally got the status of a wizard apprentice, and the entire ship was robbed by Wu Xiang's mentor, and after that To survive this cruel rule, there should be a sense of collective honor at that time, but there is only profit. The wizarding world is so cruel, and knowledge is so useful and rare. Without emotions, Green chose the so-called reason, immersed himself in the ocean of knowledge, and became bloodthirsty. Perhaps the wizarding world did this in order to survive. In the wizarding world, invading others is honor, and being invaded is shame. Perhaps this is the cruelty of the world. So when Green faces his own future, abandoning his lover is an underlying concept, and friends are just a manifestation of mutual use. Then Green is just a scumbag, or the world is cruel, but I am alone in it. That's why I find it difficult to understand Green's patriotic excitement about the wizarding world. Maybe Green has already become a supporter of wizards, or maybe as he said before, the dignity of wizards cannot be insulted, Green may be proud of being a wizard. I'm just talking about my thoughts here. I just want to share my thoughts with everyone, so please don't criticize me.

1. I want to show off and write in a very low-key and reasonable way. It's not at that level yet, and the result looks weird and childish in the eyes of some veteran readers. 2. The logic is often confusing and there are too many bugs. Grandpa Lafite is a level 3 wizard with a lifespan of more than 10,000 years. Lafite and his father are ordinary people, but as for Lafite, her grandfather is already dead! ? I also want to show that the mysterious metal has an extraordinary origin, but forgets its own setting. There are many such examples. And Master just finished saying that when Senior Sister Youquan comes back, he must do his best to help her build the wizard tower. Less than ten lines below, it is said that Senior Sister Youquan is a special badge, and the recipient does not need a wizard tower. Damn it, Master Stigmata Wizard, will you forget this? Then it was said below that the senior sister may not be a pure physical training wizard and needs a wizard tower. There are many cases where there are inconsistencies, or where one forgets what he wrote. 3. The characterization is too thin. The author has little skill in this area. If you look at a normal person as a 3D person, they can walk three-dimensionally, speak and think. Then the technique tells some authors that the characters depicted are 3D models, which are less agile, but still make you feel real. The character described by the author at this level is a 2D card. You can only see the front side, and it's still just that kind of thing. A little sales pitch, or a backward glance, and it's immediately revealed. 4. In short, this book can still be read if you hold your nose and look at it. It is just a collection of oddities. It hasn't reached the lower limit of my endurance, and I can't stand it even if I hold my nose. But I really don't recommend that you read books. First read some famous works, such as Blue Crystal, Misty Rain Jiangnan, and Zi Yuan. The second chapter is also well written. My appreciation level has improved, this kind of miscellaneous books. After watching a few pictures, you will know whether you can watch it or not. After all, human life is limited, right?

Are there any book friends who have read for 10,000+ hours? Let's have a round of mutual relations

Alas, it's such a good book. It's a pity that readers without a certain reading age will hardly have the patience to read the excitement of this book. Compared with those cookie-cutter novels, The Witcher's Journey can be regarded as the best among the hundreds of novels I have read in terms of setting, plot, world view, or the connection of various plots, the digging of pits, the control of Randian, etc. It's a pity that fantasy is so popular, and novels with themes like The Wizard's Journey are very popular. There are relatively few readers. Compared with the fast pace of fantasy novels with three days to kill and five days to upgrade, it attracts more old bookworms who have read too many fantasy routines, or new readers who have just entered the trap. Come on, for old bookworms like us, the wizard's journey is like suddenly discovering a natural beauty among the faces of plastic surgery. It makes people's eyes suddenly light up after aesthetic fatigue. It is fresh and refined, rare.

I have read many reviews of this book, which are more negative than positive, so I would like to say a few words. Reasonable criticism and looking for mistakes and flaws are good things, but many comments are subjective, arbitrary, and harmful to others. Just imagine whose novel has no flaws and shortcomings. What's more, this is his first work. It's amazing to be able to write to this level. Anyone who has read the Wizarding World can see that Bailu's two novels have blatantly copied many settings from the Wizarding World (even the names of the protagonists have been copied, so go away and want to hit someone), but they are not like other "chip flow" who blindly plagiarize and write their own style. I personally feel that they are better than others. There is a strong wizarding flavor in every word in the general direction, and the power and infinite possibilities of wizards are written overflowingly; the cruelty of conquering other worlds and the power of the master are all described clearly, which makes people yearn to see it. After staying up many nights to read it, I just felt that it was still unfinished, so I looked for other wizarding books. However, I couldn't help but abandon the book after reading the beginning, and only a few of them were interesting. If I say too much, others will think I am bragging. If I don't say it, I will feel uncomfortable. Originally, part of the role of comments is to serve as a mirror for the author, used to like and correct mistakes...

I read this novel a few years ago, but I haven't read the last 10% or so of it. I think it's the best among wizarding novels. I'm going to read it again recently. I really haven't read any novels and it's boring. If there are any wizarding novels that you think are better than this one, can you recommend them?

There are so many people throwing dirty water! And he started splashing without even looking! He was hired again, no matter how much he splashes out on his masterpiece, it will still be a masterpiece. Old bookworms only read in-depth books, and those who write fast-food novels will just cheat and collect them in the early stage, and they will definitely be scolded later. Hehehehe

I came here because of its reputation and watched 90% of it, but I couldn't stand it anymore, so I skipped to the end and it was considered finished. The highlight is that the world view is grand and the imagination is incredible. The first drawback is that the writing style is mediocre, not to mention beautiful, not even accurate and concise, especially in the later stage if there is no imagination to support it, it will almost fall to the level of a novice; secondly, the setting in the later stage is too complicated, and there are too many side details that have nothing to do with the character growth or the plot, seriously affecting the sense of immersion; thirdly, many places are difficult to reconcile logically: dimensional gaps, dimensional esophagus, illusionary realms, nightmare spaces, inexplicably powerful, and unknown so-called battles, which makes people feel confused. The most annoying thing is that the so-called "firm, wise, and cruel" wizard can't speak unless he says "Jie Jie Jie Jie"! This setting is really hard to explain in one sentence. Friends who haven't seen it suggest that you just need to see Grimm's True Spirit.

Can a weak wizard still grow up? Wasn't he killed by wizards from different factions long ago? There are no rules that restrict the killing of apprentices at the first level, the first level at the second level, and the second level at the third level. Aren't these wizard factions dead long ago?