The Wizard's Final Hour

It's so good! Keep up the good work, author!

After reading chapters two and three, I felt the protagonist was incredibly stupid. Shouldn't he have figured out the basics first after transmigrating? Completely clueless, he went to have tea with a woman he had no connection with. He even asked questions like how to improve his mental strength, ignoring the witch sister he already had, and instead went to consult someone he himself found somewhat strange. If this were a dark fantasy story, the protagonist would be nothing but dust by now.

During the new book release period and the contract signing period, updates will be one chapter per day, updated at noon. Two chapters will be the minimum during the recommendation period, and additional chapters will be added depending on my mood.

I initially tuned in for the wizarding plot, but all I got was a nonsensical story. The protagonist transmigrates and immediately becomes overly friendly with the beautiful class monitor, even though their relationship was previously just average.

Author, can you see this? At least let us know your alternate account!

No, don't give up! Write one line at a time.

Dear author, your new book is great! I've joined the new book investment group, please update!

Do you know? Coward, incompetent, useless, short-sighted, people usually use excuses like "the nail that sticks out gets hammered down" or "the tallest tree in the forest catches the most wind" to comfort themselves. I don't know what's going on, but now whether it's TV or novels, Everyone's turned their lives upside down.

Having read to the latest chapter, I've encountered at least four or five common tropes from different genres mixed together, yet I haven't felt any enjoyment at all. The hot spring camp immediately made me hallucinate as a forest camp from a Japanese anime, with all sorts of clichés and toxic elements piled up, while the very beginning—the potion—was completely forgotten.

Enough said, Zombie Man is just so handsome.