Wizard: I Have More Auras Than You Have Spells
巫师：我的光环比你法术还多
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- Ongoing
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- 709k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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It's a breath of fresh air among the cookie-cutter wizarding novels. Finally, the protagonist is not reborn in another world and carries an analysis chip. Finally, he is not the illegitimate/youngest son of a small family, and the wizard's talent is not inferior/medium. The game has always been fun at the beginning, rarely suppressing the protagonist, and the key rhythm is also very fast. Compared with other wizard novels, a level 1 wizard can write 200-300 chapters. This book, with dozens of chapters, will teach you all the way to the level one wizard, which is the key to being invincible at the same level.
It's pretty good, especially the protagonist in the early stage is finally no longer a waste.
This wizard is not my type, and the halo is exaggerated. It's really just a percentage gain. If I upgrade to level 10, I won't die as long as it lasts for a second. And my definition of a wizard is to study and develop skills by yourself, and to study and exchange knowledge. The application of knowledge is not the same.
It's okay, but the plot feels very slow and unattractive. The monster fighting is not very good, but it's still very good to pass the time. I wish you better and better writing!
Come on, top student, you chose it
I hope the author can give the family some enhancements. After all, they are nobles. Let's get a 1st or 2nd level knight. For example, the protagonist can get the advancement of a 1st or 2nd level knight through adventure, and the knight's breathing method.
Overall, it's pretty good. There's nothing bad about it. It's a pretty good wizarding novel. Anyway, I'm quite interested in continuing to read it. It's attractive. This is good. Come on.
Five-star praise. The regular wizarding literature is too backward. It feels like the rules of medieval aristocrats are stinky and long. This kind of wizarding literature similar to the universe is more interesting [like]
Beautiful and wonderful
Why not try to absorb items with spatial properties? Will the protagonist carve out a space in this way? Later, after the cultivation of the protagonist, it developed into a small world.