A Young Wizard's Troubles
少年巫师的烦恼
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- Completed
- Length
- 4.4M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I thought it was a wizard novel, but it turns out there are a lot of pretentious plots (still very blunt, not climax at all, not exciting), talking about politics, and some student clubs. This is just for the sake of pretense! ! The key is not to just skim over it, but to write about these things in large pages! ! ! There are many chapters written, and there are many things that are annoying to read. Except for the beginning chapters, which I really like, the rest... Emmm, I can't say, and I don't know what happens after that, but so far nothing has changed.
As long as you see someone with prophecy, you will basically know how many wives the protagonist has had, when and where he got a piece of Aoli, and when he prostituted there. Not interesting. He always predicts what will happen, and when did he do something? I don't know if I made a mistake? Such protagonists are basically puppets on strings and are not interesting to watch.
Link should be quite suitable for the male protagonist.
It was good at first, but later even Eastern stuff came out, and it was a mess.
I read some, and the writing is good! Not poisonous either! 😁😁😁 It's okay to be poisonous! Maybe someone would like to see it!
This book has such dismal results, it is either extremely poisonous or a masterpiece
I haven't read it yet, so I'll ask. Don't wizards pursue the truth? Will he be an apostle of the gods?
Six chapters = average readability
A systematic Western fantasy novel mixed with some Eastern elements. The male protagonist is an aborigine. He signed a contract with the god of wisdom and became Mahou Shaju. He collects various books for the god to gain contribution points, and exchanges with the god for all kinds of strange things. The author is really bad. Forget the chapters, you are bad for six chapters in one book! ! ! Finally, I want to ask, is the god of wisdom a time traveler?
In fact, I have always been puzzled that Western religious believers have the nerve to say that they believe in gods and commit all kinds of evil deeds in the name of gods. If they really have faith and don't worry about the so-called divine punishment, they themselves are the biggest blasphemers.
Without Agent B and pornographic books, more people would watch.