Wizard Abel

The protagonist has a smooth journey, and there are no side effects from taking medicine to upgrade. He picks up missing items every time he goes out, and talks about how precious those skill cards and the like are, but it is completely illogical to kill a minion and drop them once.

[Cute] The creation data is so miserable, the book is ready, please taste it!

Abel is actually a very sensible and very heart-warming child. Even though he is young, he actually knows everything. He doesn't want to add too much burden to anyone...

The book is called Abel the Wizard, but why doesn't the first twenty chapters mention anything about pig's feet being a wizard, but instead says that pig's feet are knights? This number of words is a bit exaggerated, right?

In online articles and even in movies and TV shows, the mage profession basically feels better than other professions. But why is it more awesome? No matter how good the craftsmanship is, it means changing from a technician to a senior technician. I personally think that the main reason why the mage profession is so high-end is that the mage is the master and creator of knowledge. In layman's terms, he is a scientist. However, most system-level mages hope to develop above technicians. They always upgrade their skills to master, grand master, divine master, etc. Is this a misalignment of skill points? It shouldn't be to increase the skill from 1 point to infinity. How can someone be so brainless as a mage? Should we understand why this skill is like this and not that, why the skill develops from low level to high level, etc. What is the principle of the skill? I think this is the skill point that Master should improve. For example, even if your lathe level reaches the unprecedented level of 10 lathes, and the highest level of others is only level 7 lathes, then what does it matter? If you are not a lathe, can you become a scientist like Lao Ni? What will be popular in hundreds or thousands of years is not your lathe technology, but the theories and laws created by others.

I have to say that Abel is a very diligent child. While other children are still thinking about eating, drinking, and having fun, he already has the ability to stand alone...

I found that the protagonist has a simple mind and a sense of innocence. He has clearly said that the wizarding world is dangerous but refuses to change despite repeated admonitions. It is like an idol protagonist living in a dangerous jungle. The sense of violation is too serious.

I have to say that there is a very enviable brotherhood between Zach and Abel! The elder brother loves his younger brother, and the younger brother loves his older brother...

He is expected to become a great god. The story is rich and every detail is perfect.

I thought no one knew about the Horadric Cube anymore