Wizards Chase the Truth

On the one hand, charging fees for knowledge will raise the threshold for acquiring knowledge and reduce people's desire to learn knowledge. On the other hand, making knowledge freely available reduces people's enthusiasm for creating new knowledge. Contradictions between the two sides will slow down the development of society, and balance can only be achieved through constant trial and error.

It's quite rare for the protagonist to choose to cultivate, but the author doesn't think this beginning looks familiar. The classic four kings on a ship in the ocean look down on the protagonist, and then the dark wizard comes to steal him.

What I wrote before is okay. In fact, I have always agreed that wizards are a bunch of mad scientists. So let's go to Volume 1. That kind of scientific inquiry spirit is very good. And the key is to survive. Starting from Volume 2, the invincible flow is not the invincible flow, but the hot blood flow. I started to neglect how to research and learn, and just started fighting. I have always believed that improvisation is the lowest form of fighting. Collect intelligence before the war to formulate a strategy. During the battle, cover the fire with absolute power and crush it. Instead of relying on luck, rely on improvisation, which is no different from gambling on life. Betting on one's life should be kept away from wizards. Someone asked what to do if you encounter encounters and powerful enemies? Run and see what Han Li does. So the protagonist of this book has reached the first level of wizard apprenticeship and learned three or four magics, but he doesn't have a single escape and displacement magic. I was just thinking about how confident you must be to masturbate standing up, just on the fort. So it started to change from volume 3 onwards.

Upgrading is too slow. It's been more than 100 chapters and you haven't advanced to the lowest first-level apprentice yet. Even if you have the Eye of Truth, you can analyze the meditation runes so slowly. The highest level in the book is not the first- and second-level official wizard, right? ? ? ? ?

The Immortal Civilization, the Main God Civilization, the Reincarnation, and the Invasion of the World are all very interesting, but the current plot progress is too slow. The protagonist is only level one, and the leader of the force, the wizard, is only level two, and is still on the periphery of the wizarding world.

The wizards in this book are all ghouls, sealed supernatural transmissions, and the whole book is full of intrigues! The wizard in my heart is a pure wise man who pursues the truth. Common knowledge should be free. After all, wizards also need inspiration, just like scientists in modern society. The world of wizards is an extraordinary world. The strongest people must be wise men. Extraordinary wise men will definitely not play tricks. A group of pure scientists who are rational and crazy should be the strong ones. Think about how pure scientists would manage society? Those who engage in intrigues and manipulative tactics will inevitably find it difficult to gain a high position, because this is a society of extraordinary wizards where knowledge equals power!

The first plot on the shelves is the fight in the secret realm. When you talk about fighting, I have to mention it. The fighting scene is extremely disgusting and can be written for 5 or 6 chapters. And then there is no nutritious plot to promote it. It is all narration. Nonsense. The plot in the secret realm made me sick. It described some crazy descriptions that are not the inner state of the supporting character. When it comes to the protagonist, it is mentioned in one stroke and it makes me moved. It is a novel. The most taboo thing is to feel good about yourself and complain all day long that no one supports you. Why don't you read what you wrote? I can't write it down at all. The plot should be enjoyable. It's not pleasant at all. It's like being pinched off while taking a poop. The plot is obviously okay, but you want to deliberately disgust the readers during the fight scene. I read 5 or 6 chapters, and it's like I haven't read it. It's all water. You just put it on the shelf and the disgusting plot makes the readers run away. You deserve to be angry.

Extremely Toxic. After reading more than ten chapters of the poisonous death, I really can't stand it anymore. It's too deliberate. The supporting characters are basically idiots. The logic of many plots does not make sense and slipped away.

From the beginning of the Wizard Apprentice to the Peak Apprenticeship, there are 200 or 300 plots here, and then almost 200 chapters until the Star Wizards compete in the Stars Tournament. It's too ink, and this is only the second level of Stars, and there are three, four, and five more to come. To put it bluntly, others can finish it. The protagonist has just left the Novice Village, and it is so complicated to write at the second level. How long will it take to write the rest?

Change the protagonist to an ordinary person, and change the protagonist to the wizard school you signed up for. Don't write so much trouble and let the story develop freely. Don't write so much trouble before you even write the story.