"Remember! These are the three rules of survival in the wizarding world:
First, weakness is the original sin. Wizards pursue the truth, but never pity the weak;
Second, knowledge is power, and that is the only key to the palace of truth;
Third, equal exchange, everything in the world has a price."
A strange yet familiar voice came from the depths of my mind, repeating in a loop, with vague echoes that lasted for a long time.
Reader comments
Not Mark of Darkness, the protagonist has no ambitions, and is also a meddling virgin bound by morality.
Holy Mother. I won't watch it
It's okay. The setting is a combination of Chinese and Western. It's different from many others I've seen. The author didn't get the details right. It feels like it's not as good as writing about cultivating immortals, and it doesn't have the flavor of a wizard.
The same plot as the world of cultivation
The first few dozen chapters are okay, and I have my own understanding of the wizard. But what will happen to the protagonist after he becomes the core disciple of the White Witch Tower?
Not Mark of Darkness, the protagonist has no ambitions, and is also a meddling virgin bound by morality.
Holy Mother. I won't watch it
It's okay. The setting is a combination of Chinese and Western. It's different from many others I've seen. The author didn't get the details right. It feels like it's not as good as writing about cultivating immortals, and it doesn't have the flavor of a wizard.
The same plot as the world of cultivation
The first few dozen chapters are okay, and I have my own understanding of the wizard. But what will happen to the protagonist after he becomes the core disciple of the White Witch Tower?