A Young Wizard's Troubles
少年巫师的烦恼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.4M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- The Troubles of the Young WizardEnglish name
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I thought it was a wizarding novel, but it's full of pretentious scenes (and they're really awkward, not exciting or climaxy at all), about politics and student clubs—it's all just for the sake of being pretentious! And it's not just glossed over; it devotes huge chunks of time to these things! So many chapters, so much of it is incredibly annoying to read.
If you see a story involving prophecy, basically everything about the protagonist—how many wives they have, when and where they had sex, even the exact dates and locations—is predicted. It's pointless. Constantly predicting what will happen and when they'll do something... Am I wrong? Protagonists like that are basically puppets; they're not interesting.
Link seems to fit the male lead role quite well.
It started off well, but then even Eastern elements started appearing, it became a mess.
I've read some of it, and it's well-written! Not toxic either! 😁😁😁 Even if it's controversial, it's okay! Maybe some people will like it!
This book's poor performance suggests it's either extremely poorly written or a masterpiece.
I haven't watched it yet, but I have a question. Aren't wizards supposed to pursue the truth? Could they be apostles of gods?
Six chapters = average readability
This is a Western fantasy novel with a system-based plot, mixed with some Eastern elements. The male protagonist is an indigenous person who makes a contract with a wise deity, becoming a magical girl. He collects various books for the deity to gain contribution points, and then exchanges them with the deity for all sorts of strange and wonderful things. The author is so bad!
I've always been puzzled by how Western religious followers have the audacity to claim they believe in God, committing all sorts of evil deeds under the guise of divine intervention. If they truly have faith, aren't they afraid of so-called divine punishment? Aren't they themselves the greatest blasphemers?
Without the agent B and the pornographic books causing trouble, more people would read them.