Confucius said: If you hear the Tao in the morning, you will die in the evening.
In the colorful wizarding world, everyone is pursuing the elusive truth. However, are they pursuing truth, or power, status or wealth? The pursuit of truth is destined to be lonely and boring.
The truth is eternal, let us embark on a magical journey.
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Among all the similar news, so far, what is described in the updated chapter really gives me a general feeling and is slightly flawed, but I won't say that.
The protagonist's ancestor traveled across the earth, and then described his journey as a notebook and took it to the tomb. Later, his descendants became prosperous and wanted to help him rebuild this purpose, and then saw his notebook.
His descendants did not believe it, and then the protagonist also did not believe it at first. Later, when he pursued the path of a wizard, he slowly began to believe it in the process.
I wonder if this foreshadowing will fill his hole? Football, his ancestor was a time traveler. So, if Pig's Foot becomes stronger, will his ancestors be resurrected? It remains to be studied
Then the thing I want to complain about the most is that there are neither the protagonist nor his ancestors, and Goldfinger is a bit fake. That's not to say that you can't watch it without Goldfinger, but if you think about the protagonist, his ancestor is a time traveler. If there is no powerful thing or system, how did he travel through time?
As for the protagonist's position, good luck can be summed up in two words: legend.
There are still some complaints, why do they say he is not good enough? Logically speaking, in the description process, the protagonist should also be in the first echelon below the peak, but the description still feels a bit inadequate.
Because the protagonist has undergone bloodline transformation, that is, a monster from the official wizard has been transformed into the protagonist's body, bringing various bloodline spells to the protagonist, but the protagonist's performance still somewhat lowers the upper limit.
One more point, if the author doesn't fill in the protagonist's ancestors later, this will be the biggest pitfall.
It's okay if he is not allowed to be a time traveler. If you write it down, you must fill it in.
Then you can definitely write that you are aboriginal or not.
The book enters the rhythm of mindless and enjoyable writing after chapter 30. Readers who like to enjoy themselves can read directly from chapter 30 onwards.
Among all the similar news, so far, what is described in the updated chapter really gives me a general feeling and is slightly flawed, but I won't say that. The protagonist's ancestor traveled across the earth, and then described his journey as a notebook and took it to the tomb. Later, his descendants became prosperous and wanted to help him rebuild this purpose, and then saw his notebook. His descendants did not believe it, and then the protagonist also did not believe it at first. Later, when he pursued the path of a wizard, he slowly began to believe it in the process. I wonder if this foreshadowing will fill his hole? Football, his ancestor was a time traveler. So, if Pig's Foot becomes stronger, will his ancestors be resurrected? It remains to be studied Then the thing I want to complain about the most is that there are neither the protagonist nor his ancestors, and Goldfinger is a bit fake. That's not to say that you can't watch it without Goldfinger, but if you think about the protagonist, his ancestor is a time traveler. If there is no powerful thing or system, how did he travel through time? As for the protagonist's position, good luck can be summed up in two words: legend. There are still some complaints, why do they say he is not good enough? Logically speaking, in the description process, the protagonist should also be in the first echelon below the peak, but the description still feels a bit inadequate. Because the protagonist has undergone bloodline transformation, that is, a monster from the official wizard has been transformed into the protagonist's body, bringing various bloodline spells to the protagonist, but the protagonist's performance still somewhat lowers the upper limit. One more point, if the author doesn't fill in the protagonist's ancestors later, this will be the biggest pitfall. It's okay if he is not allowed to be a time traveler. If you write it down, you must fill it in. Then you can definitely write that you are aboriginal or not.
The book enters the rhythm of mindless and enjoyable writing after chapter 30. Readers who like to enjoy themselves can read directly from chapter 30 onwards.
Not bad, not bad, worthy of praise!