
Wild Warlock
狂野术士
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 876k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 10y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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[Comment] Positive review of the cover
Good reviews for wizards😚
[Comment] Great book! Collected! Come on update!
Great book! Collected! Come on update!
[Comment] Looking forward to...
The writing is quite good, and the plot is well organized. Even if New Vest is rated 5 points per 1,000 words, it is worth reading. I hope the author will be more knowledgeable! Looking forward to more exciting things to come!
[Comment] Accumulate and make progress
Come on! I look forward to your character writing explosion.
[Comment] Take a guess
Battle map, come on, come on 🤭
[Comment] When I saw the pictures in this book, I thought of Gwent ~
How was the writing? Has anyone tried poison?
[Comment] Complaining about "you can escape with the key" and other related settings
Is the author in the game world or a different world in the game? It's not a problem to suck one thousandth of the blood. The battery life is originally used to kill mobs. Used in so-called high-end combat, with blood-sucking specialties, no matter how high the ratio is, it can only be haha. (I block, I dodge, I am immune, I defend against high damage and do not take damage, I smile proudly) Can one person rob a mine? (The reason for being rich is explained in the book review...) How come you ran away without being seen by others, and there was only one leader? No guards? This mine looks very small! It costs 10 coppers to enter the city, 5 gold to get a civilian status, and 120 gold to buy three skills. However, 10 gold can support three people for a year. . . Returning to the mine description above, a small mine can make so much money. If you have money, why are the loopholes in the mine so big? What is the so-called escape with a key? (The summary is the relationship between the size of the mine, the intensity of surveillance, and money, as well as the painful setting that you can escape with the key) Buying skills is really convenient and practical. Even if you are rich, won't there be restrictions on the skills buying and selling empire? You can buy it alone. . . It does seem like the skill NPC is selling skill scrolls. . . After all, it is a so-called large mine (mentioned in Chapter 3). What kind of people are sent out? In order to take care of the protagonist, it is level 1. The pursuers sent are also level 1, and then they are easily killed as a matter of course. Even a level 1 bull B is very powerful for a slave, but how could he escape? Can you escape with a key? Goldfinger is more than just the system. Of course, the protagonist is obviously the system that plays the game. However, killing requires experience to upgrade, and skill upgrades require skill points. To me, the setting is a bit outdated and not realistic enough. It's not like the game is in another world, but it's like playing a game in a so-called other world. It's still a game, but it's just a stand-alone game that looks like another world. There is no need to say more about the Wild Heart, which is the key to the main story line. After all, it is a Wild Warlock. This golden finger is really not to my liking.
[Comment] Bug Catching Post
😚😚 Which chapter or paragraph has a typo? Please post it here. If you see it, you must change it!