I Created a Wizard

It's well-written and the subject matter is excellent, but it's too simplistic.

Attracted by the book title, but discouraged by the reviews 🤫

Learn from the neighboring story: The protagonist doesn't use a system or any transmigration cheat; he creates a wizard through his own knowledge and numerous experiments.

In the eighty-odd chapters, the protagonist completes the Wizarding World like a rocket, and then travels through each world to earn merit before starting anew. Judging from the table of contents, it's a fantasy novel with swordplay elements, and there's no longer any Wizarding content.

It's getting worse and worse. It's like a primary school student's diary entry. The subject matter is rare but actually unoriginal, and the characterization is like a piece of shit.

The author must have read books about low-dimensional games and then suddenly had the idea to write this book. Based on my estimation, the author is probably a middle school student. I say this for several reasons: First, there are oversights such as shifts in point of view, indicating it was written in short bursts of free time; while the fragmented ideas are relatively complete, the overall…

[Review by a seasoned bookworm] The author must have read books about low-dimensional games and then suddenly had the idea to write this book. Based on my estimation, the author is probably a middle school student. I say this for several reasons: First, there are oversights such as shifts in point of view, indicating it was written in short bursts of free time; while the fragmented ideas are…

Starting with the world of kendo was a complete failure; I suspect the author ran out of inspiration.

Completely devoid of emotion, a mere chronological account, riddled with flaws, and defying all logic...

I came here after reading the novel *Reforging Wizards*, but I was greatly disappointed. This book is far inferior to *Reforging Wizards*. Its biggest flaw is the protagonist's ambiguous and unclear actions, which is unsuitable for a light novel writing style. Overall, the writing technique has many shortcomings.