The Wizard with a Dungeon
带着副本的巫师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 462k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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230Chapters
896Recommendations
3.6kFans
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It's a tired, overused trope: the protagonist passes the lawful side wizarding test but is then kidnapped by the evil side. How many times has this been used?
Actually, it's not badly written, but the connection to the dungeons doesn't feel very strong, and the dungeons don't seem to have any purpose. It would be better if the dungeons could produce some unique items to give the protagonist some character; otherwise, it feels like a generic, formulaic story.
Why keep the enemy around? Just to drive the readers away?
What about the copy?
In retrospect, the dungeons are just a gimmick and have no real use for the protagonist's strength.
No matter how exciting an isekai novel is, I won't read it if the protagonist doesn't travel from Earth.
The transmigrator being absorbed is disgusting... What's the point of writing this?? @
Poisoned to death at sea, the white wizard was robbed by the black wizard—it's incredibly cheesy.
My goodness, I thought at most the main character wouldn't care about strangers.
So, just because someone used a few tricks, he was killed without hesitation? I want to ask the author, how old are you? Don't get me wrong, I'm not talking about your thinking, I'm wondering what kind of mindset it takes to casually write something so unbelievable. I'm very curious.
I'd rather see articles with fixed dungeons where others can clear them and I benefit from it.
To be honest, the author's writing style is very smooth, but I guess they didn't write a good outline. They couldn't handle the later parts; from the point of going to the Central Continent onwards, they didn't know how to write and just started rambling. Ugh. I'm speechless.