Wizard: From the Start, I Obtain One of the Legacies
巫师：开局获得传承之一
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
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- 22h ago
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I've Been Reading Too Many Recommended-List Novels and My Cultivation Has Regressed. Fellow Daoists, Please Find Me an Antidote
Looking for Wizard Novels With Planes, At Least 2 Million Words
Something like Knight's Journey or Wizard's Journey.
Looking for Stories Featuring Mage Towers, Sky Cities, the Astral Plane, and Conquest of the Multiverse
I’m looking for books about legendary mages, battles across the multiverse, building sky cities, and challenging the Twilight of the Gods.
Pure Wizard Fiction
Looking for books like National Ace: I Just Want to Be a Pilot in Peace.
Planar War: The Protagonist Leads an Army on Campaign Across the Heavens
Stories about wars between planes.
Mages and Wizards Conquering the World
Looking for books similar to "The Raven Mage". Slow-burn, Western fantasy.
Wizards! Wizards! Wizards! Pure Wizard Stories
The Witcher! The Witcher! Recommend Some Great Stories!
Looking for books like "The Wizard Era".
Any Stories About a Wizard Apprentice Slowly Growing into a Powerful Wizard?
Ideally, he can control all kinds of elements, is a little proud, but has an overwhelming sense of justice!
Magic, Planes, Superpowers, Nearly Invincible, and Some Humor and Romance: A 9-Rated Must
Wizards, Mages, Wizard Towers, Mage Towers: Must Be Complete and Over One Million Words!
Looking for books similar to "A Mage’s Journey Leads to the Sea of Stars (Death’s Administrator)".
Experts, Any Novels About Wizards or the Like?
I want an extremely calm and rational protagonist. Whether there’s a heroine doesn’t matter. Better yet, I’d prefer a wizard who’s a little colder and darker. Please, I’m begging you all.
Myriad Worlds + Mage Novels
Looking for books similar to Flames Shall Stand Among the Stars.
Looking for Male-Oriented Power Fantasies With a Lovecraftian Feel, Eerie Horror, and Plenty of Thrills
Lots of people like pure Lovecraftian stories without power fantasies, but I want the opposite: a power fantasy with a strong Lovecraftian vibe. The male lead should have an overwhelmingly powerful golden finger or cheat ability that lets him become a ruler in the Lovecraftian world.
Looking for Dark Wizards, but Not Harry Potter
Any Recommendations for Western Fantasy Wizard Stories?
Looking for books similar to "Wizard: Starting as a Potion Apprentice". Are there any stories like it, where the protagonist starts as a wizard apprentice, gradually levels up, and slowly expands their horizons?
Fantasy Romance, Wild Imagination, One Woman and Multiple Men, Elves, and Demons
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The map is very comprehensive, and I hope you can continue writing about it, the more the better, since there will be plenty to read. The later parts weren't good; I couldn't watch them. They didn't kill anyone, and they killed bad guys too. The bonds, family ties, and women—they all got all that done later.
Well written, highly recommended! The author possesses profound writing skills and adept technique, especially in the detailed descriptions of the environment and atmosphere. While the initial pacing is slow, it still evokes a strong sense of the ancient culture of the wizarding world, making it hard to put down. 👍👍👍
It's pretty good. It has a strong Western fantasy feel, and the thing I'm most satisfied with so far is that the author hasn't mixed in any Eastern fantasy elements.
Good, keep it up! I suggest not making the villains too strong; a balance of power and checks and balances is more interesting.
It looks good, but why only four stars? Because you leveled up so quickly as an apprentice. It took you over 500 cards to even begin advancing to a full-fledged wizard. Isn't that a bit too slow? Huh? You usually start at least 300-400 cards? You only have over 500. And your description didn't mention it being a slow burn.
I like this wizarding novel. It's the most enjoyable one I've read on Tomato. A good wizarding novel doesn't need at least 1000 chapters. Novels under 100 chapters are either too short or at most 700-800 chapters, making them uninteresting to read. If there's anything wrong with it, it's the Chisse family. What exactly is the other half of the storage ring?
Truly useful, advanced meditation methods, not like those in other novels that seem nonexistent.
This book is good; it has a large world-building scope and doesn't rely on overly powerful or overpowered elements.
The software seems to be acting up today; many programs are experiencing this. Mine isn't truly gone, though.
I skipped a bit and got to the latest chapter. Overall, it's pretty good. The foreshadowing is quite deep and far-reaching, but there's still no hint of the female lead even after over 800 chapters. I hope they'll add more romance later on.