Wizards Can Collect

The main character looks like an idiot. Don't let anyone say anything. I only read the protagonist. Whoever reads the novel does not read the protagonist. Otherwise, come and see ordinary people? Then why not just make a pot of tea and go find an old man to listen to him tell his life experience?

Chapter 30 made me sick. I heard others saying that the Viscount wanted him to participate in the selection of dark wizards, so he wanted to escape with his mother and maid. The protagonist is the Virgin? I may not be able to escape myself. I won't say anything if I take my mother with me. I'll be fine if I take my maid. You have only been with her for a few days, and you want to take her away. You are not a formal knight, and you don't even check whether you are capable. You are overestimating your capabilities. And has the protagonist ever thought about whether others will run away with him, an illegitimate child? Does the maid have a family? Is this pretentious? This protagonist's character really disgusts me, I'll give up, bye bye

A night alone, two? It's been three months, 🐷🙈🐯🐽🐸🐯🙉🦊🐭🐯🐯🐽🐸🐧🐯🦊🐽🙉🙊🐯🦊🐽🐽🐽🦊

Let me reiterate, the attributes are definitely positive and correct. '-' Is just a separation, not a negative sign.

As a noble, knowing that these illegitimate children have to sacrifice their lives in exchange for the white wizard's quota? Why bother to offend? There is no chance of a black wizard surviving, and there is no telling whether he will survive or not. Who in his right mind would provoke the black wizard even if he knew that he might be dead soon? Not to mention the nobles who have been fighting each other since childhood? Aristocrats only care about profit, right? If you don't have any benefits, you still make yourself coquettish. This is not a nobleman, but a fool, even if he is a teenager. If you don't play the emotional card when others are working for you, and you still offend yourself to death, what will you do if you become a wizard? If you can't guarantee that you will become a wizard 100%, you won't offend someone who has the potential to become a wizard. Although it may be very low, why offend if there is no benefit?

How are wizard levels divided? First level, second level, elementary level Level 3, Level 4 Intermediate Level 5, Level 6, Advanced Seven or eighty-nine top A tenth-level demigod? And what is their approximate lifespan? The third level of Novice Village is super awesome, and how awesome is the seventh, eighth and ninth level?

I thought it would be good to write more than a thousand chapters, but who knew that after reading more than thirty chapters, I didn't want to read anymore. What rubbish. The character flaws are too big. What bullshit. If the character is not well developed, it will destroy the future.

It's just a relatively rubbish novel. I don't like it anyway. With so few comments, it was immediately deleted. The more I read it, the weirder it becomes that I have no desire to read it.

First of all, the protagonist attaches great importance to the maid. When he learned about the black witch trial, he wanted to take his mother and the maid to escape. I think there is nothing wrong with taking the mother, but taking the maid is inexplicable. How long have you two been together? Do you really have a deep friendship? Then there is the issue of heirs, forcibly opening a harem. It seems that the opening of a harem was prompted by readers. He has always emphasized that as a wizard, he has no love, and because he is powerful, he does not need descendants. As a result, because his mother always felt that the title should not be given to others, he went to the sixth level to specially have children. Isn't this funny? Anyway, I think there is no need to write about this kind of thing! The plot in the later period is too fast, and the chapter about the heirs is passed by. I said why do you bother? Does it make sense? You can't live without a woman or children? It makes the image of the protagonist completely different, saying I don't need it, and then it smells really good? !

In the early stages of the book, there are a lot of poisonous cultivation points in the castle. A group of brats are practicing and fighting each other, which is meaningless. There is no benefit in winning the fight. Why should the protagonist be in the first place? It may lead to a wizard plot later, but when the protagonist arrives at the castle, he says that there is no such thing as a pie in the sky. What if he wants to choose an outstanding child to sacrifice? He still doesn't know how to live in peace, so he can develop secretly. He has even competed with a group of brats several times. Standing on the cusp of the storm, I see that this book can only have three stars, without the thinking that a modern adult should have. The IQ is not at the average level of modern people.