Wizarding World: My Side-Job Proficiency Increases Without Limit
巫师世界：我的副职熟练度无限加
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 575k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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- Wizard: My Proficiency Attribute Panel Levels Up Without Limit巫师：我熟练度属性面板无限升级Alternate title on Fanqie
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Does Tomato Novel Have No Western Fantasy?! (Angry)
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Please Recommend Tomato's Best Western Fantasy, Magic, Otherworld, and Wild-Ideas Stories
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Looking for Western Fantasy Novels
I’ve been into Western fantasy lately: elves, beast girls, gods, magic, and an interesting fantasy world. Does anyone have any good Western fantasy novels to share?
Looking for Novels Where You Gain Proficiency Points, Like +1 or +2
Proficiency, stat allocation, top student, expert, genius.
Magic, Academy, Western Style, Preferably a Minor Noble, Harem or No Harem Is Fine
My Imperial Harem Is Empty, My Dear Ministers. You Know What to Do
Looking for Wizard Novels With Planes, At Least 2 Million Words
Something like Knight's Journey or Wizard's Journey.
Western Fantasy Setting, Mages, Fully Developed Worldbuilding
I'd like to read something like "Lord of Ashes". 1. A Western fantasy novel with a mage protagonist, preferably one who has creative ideas about magic and can develop their own unique magic or spellcasting system, like "Throne of Magical Arcana" by Cuttlefish. 2. A magic-and-farming story, preferably one that...
Stories About Using Knowledge, Like a Wizard. Please Avoid Recommending Books That Have Already Been Repeated
I'm looking for stories like "Dark Survival: I Became a God After Losing My Shelter". Imaginative stories where the protagonist uses their knowledge to pull off all kinds of things.
I'm Addicted to Western Fantasy
Looking for books like Lord: Raising a Girl in the World of Agony. I want Western fantasy plus farming plus multiple female leads, with rich worldbuilding, smooth prose, and a tight pace. Let them farm when it's time to farm and fight when it's time to fight. Are there any similar books? Please, I'm begging you, experts!
Looking for Rise-to-Power Stories About Ordinary People: Wizards, Knights, and Lords
Fantasy novels about an ordinary person rising to greatness.
Please Recommend Novels Featuring Western Magic
Magic, battle aura, knights, mercenaries, beastmen, elves, mages, undead, dragons
Looking for Western Fantasy
Western fantasy means Western-style fantasy, not Journey to the West. It refers to a world that brings together angels, demons, dragons, elves, magic, knights, and the like. For reference, see Son of Light.
Magic, Other Worlds, and a Touch of Western Fantasy
I’ve run out of things to read. Please recommend something, veterans!
Western Fantasy with Empires, Elves, Dragons, Knights, and Magic
Proficiency and Hard Work Always Pay Off
Looking for stories like "Martial Arts Are Too Hard? But I've Got a Status Panel!" I want stories about grinding proficiency, or ones like Heaven Rewards the Sincere.
Any Good Western Fantasy Novels?
Lately I've been craving Western fantasy and high fantasy. I'm so sick of what I've been reading.
Western Fantasy With Noble Lords, Dragons, Magical Beasts, Beast Tamers, and Racial Wars
Looking for books like "The Fairy Bugs and Gem Dragons of the Merlin Family".
Protagonists Who Can Improve Their Proficiency Through Practice
Looking for books similar to I'm in the Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Became Invincible by Combining Traits. Please, everyone!
Medieval Fantasy, Mount & Blade, Magic, Alchemy, Dragons, Multiple Races, and Lordship
Wizards Conquering Other Planes!
Setting: Only people born and raised in a wizarding world can qualify as wizards. There are also warriors. The world is made up of civilized realms, such as the Wizarding Civilization, the Abyssal Civilization, the Insectoid Civilization, and the Divine Civilization (like the currently popular series about a world where everyone becomes a deity). There are greater worlds and lesser worlds...
Mages and Wizards Conquering the World
Looking for books similar to "The Raven Mage". Slow-burn, Western fantasy.
Gradually Growing Stronger Through Proficiency
Looking for books similar to Shield Hero: Do You Even Know How to Use a Shield? Usually, the protagonist has a profession from the start and grinds out abilities related to it. They gradually improve through their own hard work, step by step. Not the kind where they’re invincible and everything comes easily.
Wizardry, Authority, and Lovecraftian Horror
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Well, it's relatively okay. However, there are a few issues. First, the secondary profession system... Well, it doesn't seem to offer many options for later professions. (It feels less appealing than the primary profession system.) Then there's the attribute points. I'm not sure why I haven't allocated points to Spirit. Is it to avoid being discovered? Or something else?
It's alright, I have a few flaws but it's acceptable. Let's see how it develops later. But when I got to chapter 20-something, it said the protagonist thought the secular knights were training incorrectly, that they should prioritize stacking attributes before practicing breathing techniques. What?! Are attributes that easy to stack?!
From what we can see now, it's still a classic wizarding game with a classic system. Wizarding novels are mostly about conquering different planes, which is essentially a pseudo-multiverse. Although it's classic, as long as it's well-written, that's enough. Also, the leveling system for this class needs to be managed well.
Overall, it's pretty good, and the writing isn't too bad. I've read more than 60 chapters so far. The necromancer never died and I spent a lot of time reading the book. The world view hasn't been expanded. Maybe I didn't read the book carefully. I still don't know how many major forces there are in the book? What country does the protagonist live in?
I've read up to chapter 76 so far, it's readable, just average quality. The author is quite active, and seems to listen to readers and make revisions for major issues. However, it feels slow-paced, lacks exciting moments, and is somewhat repetitive (a wizarding story with some minor plot points). The world-building is also a bit slow.
The overall quality is very high, with no obvious bugs.
It's good-looking, without the old cliché of showing off and getting slapped in the face. Watching the skills stack up is very satisfying.
I've read the latest chapter! The attributes have seen a huge boost, and I'm really looking forward to seeing how exciting it gets. I'm showing my support!
It's good, the author is very active, there aren't many flaws, but there aren't enough.
The story has a great pace and the atmosphere is fantastic.