Wizard Rebuild

I just asked this wizard if he was short of blue. I hate the kind of wizard who loses his mental power after just using a few skills. He also describes how awesome he is.

Roll again! I really like it~ This book only has 610,000 words. Has it already told such a rich story? Remembering my Jack and Tatasha~

Oops, not bad, a new development concept for the Wizarding World! ! !

It's really good~ I finished reading it in one go~ I didn't feel happy reading it! Update quickly!

There are suddenly a few more female characters, why are they just stallions?

I hope the author has time to continue the next story

Come on! I hope it will be updated twice a day, otherwise how long will it take for this daily chapter to be completed? 😫

The author's level is not bad, but the pace is too slow and the plot is boring, so I just skipped a part of it. Starting from about thirty chapters, it felt pretty good 😡 However, some settings feel a bit strange, and being complicated is not necessarily good. The key is to be interesting and interesting 😳

It seems that he is a eunuch, that's all. It's a fantasy novel with dark tendencies, very imaginative.

It's very, very beautiful, and the power system is very attractive... The content of the story is a bit ink and watery, from the forest to the airship. There was originally no story-telling content. Half the book has been watered down and I haven't even gotten off the airship yet...

After the prototype magic is strengthened, the protagonist Jack's strength is at least an elite seed, which means he is a strong man. And when faced with a difficult situation, this strong man can only use lies and some coincidences to fool him, which is not qualified for the protagonist. Most of the protagonists in the starting point have the spirit of working hard and getting stronger when encountering the strong, which is necessary. Judging from past experience, the so-called situation where the protagonist faces an unknown powerful enemy and finally defeats the strong by the weak, the decisive factor lies in spirit. Having the upper hand mentally, the will of the strong is strengthened after constantly defeating powerful enemies. A protagonist who escapes cannot expect his strength, which means he is not strong enough. The inconsistency leaves readers confused. Secondly, the protagonist Jack begins to participate in family affairs. On the surface, his strength is only that of a senior student, and his speech is completely insufficient. The reader only sees a puppet being manipulated by strings, and even using a tiger skin to pull a banner gives people a weak impression. Most works would choose to have the protagonist go on an adventure and then return in a high-profile way. It is really unpleasant for the author to do the opposite. Thirdly, there were too many deliberate coincidences. You were misunderstood by your friends for no apparent reason, the official wizard helped you seal your mouth, and finally there was a prophecy from your grandmother that you cannot check the spiritual bubble. The plot is driven entirely by coincidence, and more importantly, it lacks the protagonist's own judgment and decision-making. Fourth, if someone hits you, hit him back with your own hands. The two plots of Lao Sheng and Magic Servant seem like the person who bullied the protagonist got his comeuppance. In fact, it has nothing to do with the protagonist himself, and the readers are not happy at all. This is all I can think of for now, book friends are welcome to add. I would like to apologize to the author here. I went back and read the previous article and found that it did involve personal attacks, which was not my intention. My father always taught me to strive for success, and we both resented the negligent parents on television. I can only say that the character of Jack's father made me forget myself for a moment, and I'm really sorry.

This book was written too far ahead of its time, 😭. It could have formed a complete wizarding world, but it was a pity that it was discontinued.

There are five kinds of people, The first type of people who insist on succeeding in their dreams The second type of people who insist on failing in their dreams The third type of people who have no ordinary dreams The fourth type of people who give up on their dreams and succeed The fifth type of people who give up on their dreams and fail You are that kind of person.

Check it out again. The author will come over and update it when he has time.

I hope the author can update it when he is free 😁