Save the Wizarding World

The dark elf maid bought by the protagonist is a scam. The protagonist arranges for her to do things, but she gives up easily if she doesn't want the protagonist. She comes once or twice, but it makes me feel that the protagonist is more like a servant, not a master at all.

It feels like a middle school boy traveling through time, without a city, and a bit too self-centered! Funny, written dryly

Novels that don't feel cheating are not good novels 😁

The author didn't find an elf girl slave for the protagonist, but a mother. Whatever the protagonist's mother arranged, the protagonist would do it. Is this a dark fantasy? I guess, Darkness is about writing a few monsters to scare readers. After killing the monsters, the protagonist rests, and then kills the monsters after resting. Might as well watch Ultraman.

Isn't it great? The layout, writing, plot, and the number of words are very close. It is one of the pinnacles of the wizard genre. When I saw the title of your book, I remembered it. It is one of my favorites in the past, but the level is still hahaha. I think the title of your book is like the wizard's journey, and the plot is like the wizard's immortality. Their combat power is stable throughout the whole process. The mainstream is to develop wizard civilization to save the wizard world. I won't talk about the actual warriors in your book. The image description of the protagonist is not good..., It is better than Bai Wen. A bit..., The plot is not new, mainly because it doesn't have the imagination of the wizard, and the layout is not good. Anyone who knows the book and has read the journey of the wizard will understand.

Is this worthy of being called a wizard? A magician is not worthy of being a spell-casting machine at most.

Reading this book feels like a waste. I can't read it for very long when I pick it up (isn't it refreshing?), And I don't particularly want to read it when I put it down. But it's not so bad that I want to delete it after adding it to the bookshelf 😰. I can't stop reading three or four chapters every day (it's readable but not attractive?). I was confused by this feeling after reading it myself... ps. I haven't finished the free chapters yet, so I don't know what will happen next.

To be honest, this book makes me feel more and more uncomfortable as I read it. The writing of this book is not bad, but I feel that it is seriously off topic (in Western fantasy, wizards represent wisdom, knowledge, research, equivalent exchange, rigor, etc.) The author of this book only makes me feel reckless. Shouldn't wizards pursue knowledge? Power is just a means.

It doesn't feel like a wizard controls knowledge, it feels a bit like a knight, come on

The male lead in my starting point actually didn't die