The Wizard Returns

It's a wonderful novel, I'm reading it for the second time. However, when I read the plot of the protagonist becoming a blood knight again, and the family knight clicked on his 33 vertebrae, I had to complain: There are 33 vertebrae in humans, but only 24 vertebrae can be touched on the back, and the remaining 9 vertebrae can only be touched between the bones. The picture is so beautiful...

It's so poisonous that I can't complain about it. Doesn't the protagonist expose the stepmother and wait for her to be killed secretly before she files a complaint with the King of Hell? The Count dotes on the protagonist, but suddenly he is seriously injured and wakes up. An ignorant and scheming man complains that someone pushed him downstairs. Why doesn't the Count investigate? Can't the Earl, a scheming and capable politician, see any problems at all? What's more, there are two pots of edelweiss curses as evidence. Wasn't it the stepmother who did it? Could it be that the protagonist, who didn't even have a personal maid, came to deceive people? The earl is not the emperor, he only has two sons. If someone curses his son and kills him, can he just reprimand him as the protagonist speculates? To take a step back, the Earl is really frustrated that as a big nobleman, he can't even control his own wife and can't punish her. At least, if he breaks his face and exposes everything, the Earl will not just watch her kill his son, right? There are always protective measures, right? As a noble in the extraordinary world, there is always a way to get rid of ordinary curses, right? There is no way that the daughter of a wealthy businessman who is not even a nobleman has more connections than a powerful earl, right? It's easy to hide from an open gun, but hard to defend against a hidden one. Isn't it the only way for a time traveler to break up and create a safe environment, rely on golden fingers to develop for two years and then kill the mother after death? If it weren't for the protagonist, his IQ would have been fucked to death. Also, there must be a powerful group of people in the stepmother's family who will kill the protagonist in a matter of seconds. Doesn't the protagonist have any matriarchal influence? Was the Countess a commoner with this background?

Rubbish book, one's own people are bullied by others, tortured and killed like pigs and dogs, the pig's feet are obviously powerful, but they shock the other party and tell them to leave. It's understandable if it happens once, but what kind of rubbish book does the author write?

Is the protagonist a normal man? Or is it the kind of celestial eunuch who wants nothing more than strength?

How did the Franklin family manage such a big business without even having a noble name in the kingdom's sphere of influence? It is a dream for a businessman to fight against the powerful nobles. He also wants to obtain a title and enter politics! ? The core force has not entered the political world. What is it for a merchant family to fight against the great nobles. The protagonist is also mentally ill and has to find evidence for the fact that the count doted on you and was murdered. There are servants who dare to confront the protagonist (it's like confronting a prince who is very favored by the emperor). Overall it's toxic.

Stupid, right? In fact, the protagonist can tell the count, and at least he will be on guard. What if the countess curses the count to kill him? The count is dead, can the protagonist inherit it? It would be easy to cause another accident and let the protagonist die! Simply have no IQ!

By the way, does the author of this book like to slap himself? As I said, spiritual beings are very rare, and two or three of them appeared within a few chapters. It was said that the protagonist's father values ​​the protagonist very much, but his father's confidant knight asked the protagonist to practice the breathing method that he believed was "certain to death", and also said that he would "regain glory"? Is this a confidant? Could it be a traitor sent by the Franklin family? Also, others are trying to gather people to take away the title by force. The protagonist discovers the other party's hands and feet, and even hides it from the earl (not to mention that the earl has other plans, but the protagonist reminds the earl to be careful, so he has to do it). Could it be that he wants the other party to succeed so that he can become an earl as soon as possible? Don't you really understand the author's thoughts? Could it be that it was so vulgar to deliberately put the count and the others at a disadvantage, and then let the protagonist turn the tide?

I feel that the origin of the protagonist's ability to travel is too far-fetched. The mark the devil puts on his slaves and animals actually gives people the ability to travel to other worlds. This is such a great treat! If the devil can be so powerful, just relying on the ability to travel through different worlds can make it extremely powerful. How can it be worthy of a guy like the protagonist who has not yet reached the extraordinary level!

Inheriting the glorious tradition from the previous book, I hope everyone will not pity me and whip me as much as you want!

It's a knight over a wizard again. Is it annoying? Every wizard has to do it again. It's like a fairy tale novel. You learn martial arts first and then fairy magic. What's wrong?