
Wizard's Whispers
巫师的低语
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 209k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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195Recommends
4Fans
98Chapters
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Collect some natural selections, names + ability descriptions
For example sleeping little butterfly Ability: Pollen touching the target can cause the target to fall into a deep sleep. The maximum sleep limit is one hour. Being splashed with water will instantly awaken the target. If the ability is not so exaggerated, I will add it to the novel as appropriate.
Sign in floor
Want to see which one is there? Well, that's it😃
A good book, looking forward to the follow-up
The protagonist is so awesome
When I read the first chapter, I felt like I was reading a really messy romance novel... It was too long, and the protagonist was over-hyped, so that when I read the rest, I often felt that the protagonist... Was quite childish, and it was really a matter of having too high expectations... PS As an aside, the protagonist can actually [saw the cloaked man taking out a glass of wine] in his soul state. In addition, the cloaked man seems to be responsible for some kind of salvation [protecting the protagonist's soul]. When can he not drink... ==
It feels like the protagonist doesn't even learn the basics of being a wizard and just goes on a mission. It's both fake and disgusting. The protagonist has a high IQ but is very childish.
Just like the protagonist's grandfather, when the protagonist is gone, he will not ask the local nobles to help take care of him. Maybe an unscrupulous gangster can kill the protagonist's grandfather.
Hey, it's fun in the front, but it's a mess in the back. . . .
The poisonous point of fantasy appears... I hope the author will not skewer Eastern fantasy...
The pig's trotter qualification is a mysterious test. Should I choose a witch?