Super God Wizard
超神巫师
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 877k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Wizard Lord: Pay to Get Stronger巫师领主：氪金就变强Alternate title on Fanqie
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The writing is indeed lacking in many minor details. The transitions between plot points are also often awkward. However, I think it's already quite good. We should be more forgiving of a new author. The character Lilith ruined the book. She'd better watch out.
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It was fine at first, but when Lilith pledged allegiance to the protagonist, I felt something was off. I've listened to half of it now, and sure enough, Lilith's personality is great: righteous, kind, brave, impulsive, and a bit silly. Sometimes she doesn't follow the protagonist's orders, but the protagonist is a great guy who can easily forgive her with a simple "this is the last time."
The only downside is that it's a bit too sanctimonious, but otherwise it's fine. It's also quite well-written.
It's a great watch, with rich content, rigorous logic, and a well-paced plot. I also really like the protagonist's personality; he's calm, decisive, methodical, flexible, and goal-oriented, which fits the identity of a wizard very well. However, after watching it so far, I feel that besides the wizarding world having a complete system, there's nothing else to it. Why is the rating so low?
I don't know why, but something just doesn't feel right. It seems like everyone except the main character is abnormally weak. 🤦
It was alright after watching it. The protagonist travels to the game world. When will the player arrive?
Very good! Hopefully, it won't turn into something inhuman.
There were a few minor issues at the beginning, such as the talent not being upgraded immediately, but these were probably issues with the author's writing style. Some things seemed well-conceived, but the author overlooked the reader's initial reaction. However, later on, upgrading other skills was equivalent to rapidly acquiring knowledge and quickly converting it into immediate combat power.