A Wizard's Leisurely Life
巫师的悠闲生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 625k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Build a castle, construct a manor, brew wine with the blood of elves, smash marrow with the hammers of dwarves, let eyeballs run in droves, and let the brain sit quietly by the lake. Then raise a little dragon-like dog, listen to it bark loudly, circle around your feet, and extend its tentacles in a fawning manner. The tiny tentacles are arranged neatly, one patting the back, one tapping the legs, one reaching the brain, and one offering fine wine...
I didn't want to continue after reading the beginning. Even if the duke is weak, does he only have one maid? If he gets killed or humiliated by some nobody, it's the royal family that loses face... His status is what it is; plenty of people want to kill him, or at the very least, he'd have a squad of guards. Not for anything else, but for his status and the face of the nation.
Wow, what's wrong with killing your own people? As long as the reason is valid, you can kill them...
The author clearly wrote a Western fantasy story, but all the plot points are Eastern. A king gives a duke title to his son he doesn't like? It seems the author has misunderstood the king as an emperor and the duke as a princess. A king and a duke are equals. A king or emperor is the highest-ranking duke. Furthermore, there's a Western value system that the East can't understand: the subordinate's subordinate is not one's own subordinate. Eastern thinking, however, is that rank matters.
Since it adopted the Western European system The entire piece, however, is filled with the feel of Manchu nobility. Since the protagonist is only in a duchy How could there possibly be thousands of barons? Since he is the neglected son Could he even be granted the title of Duke? The entire article is as bland as water. They rely entirely on the synopsis to fool people.
This is a very heartwarming novel. ^_^
The novel is warm and peaceful overall, introducing people to another side of the world from a different perspective. It's nothing for royal brothers to fall on hard times, but that's no reason for subordinates to bully my brother. Even in his misfortune, he's still my brother! He's still a member of the royal family. Only I can bully him. Who do you think you are?!
What was supposed to be a lovely pastoral story was crammed with math problems 😡. I don't want to study! The reading experience was terrible!
The opening line was quite interesting, but the rest was the same old formula: a duchy is basically a village, and then there are all sorts of villains...
I've read a few chapters and it's not bad! However, the status of wizards in the book is very low! Yes, very low! In books about wizards, even apprentices are not to be trifled with by knights! Maybe I'm used to those books where everything except wizards is trash! Reading this one feels awkward!
I have a wicked thought... Is a witch's mother's breast considered a fantasy ingredient? 😠