A Wizard’s Journey

The protagonist is portrayed as an old, frail, and poorly gifted person who refuses to accept his fate. When he decides not to accept his fate, he should realize that the future is full of crises and that time will never be enough. In other words, if he does not have the corresponding awakening pattern and character, he would have already realized that the future is full of crises. He should die or only live for a few more years, and the protagonist in the book seems kind but not dark and cold, seems nosy, and seems unhurried. Ordinary people can live like this, but the protagonist cannot. Who asked the author to make the protagonist old, frail and talented, I don't know When does the author plan to make the protagonist realize his own situation and do what he should do? The only reason why the protagonist is alive now is because the author gave him a cheat and gave him a super golden finger, instead of him being worthy enough to get everything. In my opinion, the better thing is that the protagonist gets everything and gets it through his own efforts. There is so much nonsense just because I think the book is interesting but not good enough. I will tell the author my thoughts and hope the writing will be better.

After reading it, Karina must have arranged for the protagonist to obtain the heart and escape from the wizard tower. After all, so many coincidences are all related to her.

It is inevitable that there will be some omissions when writing a book. If you see any unreasonableness or bugs, please leave a message here. Well, for the current world view I designed, the theme of the second volume, Dark Forest, has been repeatedly reviewed, and I personally think it is feasible in the general direction; However, because we did not adopt a conventional upgrade routine, it is inevitable that there will be some omissions. I hope that if any friends read something that feels unreasonable, leave a message here, and I will comprehensively judge whether it is indeed unreasonable, or because my settings have not been expanded to this position. I hope everyone will express their opinions enthusiastically, thank you.

This novel is very interesting, I like it very much, but there is a small problem, each chapter is only 2000 words. Web articles are basically 3,000 words per update. This is not only a convention for agreeing on common names, but also a "optimal solution" that has been preserved for a long time, just like the Japanese weekly comics, which stipulate about 18 pages per chapter. Nippon Weekly Comics stipulates 18 pages instead of 12 pages because 18 pages can be used to write a complete plot, which is enough to experience several twists and turns. And if it is 12 pages, then either the plot cannot be fully stated and must be stopped at a very embarrassing point, or the plot is very simple and lacks twists and is forced to be crammed into 12 pages. I think novels are similar. For web articles, 3000 can almost write a complete plot. If it's 2,000 words, the chapter may either end at a very boring place and fail to create enough suspense for the next chapter; or the plot may be very simple and straightforward. Another thing is that there may be many readers (I can only speak for myself, so I add "maybe". Other book friends can tell whether this is the case). If they see an author updating 2,000 words every time, they will preconceptionally think that the author is unprofessional and will not want to read it. I think if it was originally two updates of 2,000 words per day, it would be better to change it to one update on weekdays and two updates on weekends, each update of 3,000 words. The total word count is about the same, so the experience may be much better. In my memory, the author updates twice. But I just looked at the author's updates and found that they are updated frequently and in the early morning. That might have been strenuous. In this case, let's focus on the eunuchs... I'll just tell you as a reference.

Author, can you insist on finishing the book?

The crazy evolved insect of the knife next door has succeeded in being reincarnated into a corpse. Author, when will you succeed in being reincarnated into a corpse?

It's been two years. Has it been revised? Is it possible to write a new book?

This is a good book, a very good book.

Can I give you some advice, author? As a bookworm with ten years of experience. And I have read many wizard-style works. After reading this book. I don't think there's anything new. Not really jelly. It can only be regarded as a kind of wizard weed. In comparison, the original version of Sorcerer. Wizarding World. Journey to the Wizard. There's also the latest Witcher Immortal, Sword and Witch Chronicles. There are certain gaps. But why I read this book. His many shortcomings were ignored. Because of his biggest highlight. That is. . . . . . . Old man, old man, old man, old man, old man. The old wizard. Don't lose your hair. Give it back to my old man. Give me back my cute old man. Give me Gandalf. Get me Dumbledore. An old wizard. Old man, old man, old man.

The character of the protagonist is really disgusting, because mortals are ants, so the provocations of mortals are indifferent. But the reality is that if there is an ant crawling on the roadside, you will not care about it, but if it climbs on the upper of your shoe, you will shake it off and then trample it to death.