I Don't Love Warlocks

It feels like the main character is a nanny. . . He fought tooth and nail for someone he had met a few times. The dragon girl saved her twice, but her mother ruined her journey as a warlock, even though he didn't care. . . And that Winnie, you see that she is very talented and it is okay to accept her as an apprentice, but when she sees someone with poor talent, she risks her life to take someone away when she sees him right, saves her parents and gives her an inheritance that is not mine, I want to ask, is this my biological daughter???

Warlocks are charming, and the most important thing is to discover their own bloodline. What's so profound about it? Not a mage.

The most vicious thing is: I rescued the daughter of a small businessman and prepared to become a mother to provide her with a good school. Because the girl was not qualified, she also prepared to seek help from a perverted sorceress. Drunk, drunk, gave up

The writing is too false and empty. The talent setting is so awesome, one person has 10 talents, and one day of practice is as good as others for more than half a month. As a result, it takes a few years to reach the peak of level 1. Enemies are everywhere at level 2 and level 3, and they are wandering around in various ways. With a 10-kilometer bracelet that is used once a month, he is surrounded and killed by various powerful level 3 enemies. It is so difficult to level up in cultivation, so people who can cultivate to such an advanced level are not mentally retarded. As a result, being killed several times by high-ranking powerful men was not a direct blow, but only some fatal wounds to give you time to recover. Not only did his strength increase slowly, but he also wandered around everywhere. Even though he knew that there were enemies everywhere, he was still a level 1 knight + a level 3 warlock, so he even wanted to die and started to provoke level 4 strong men. As expected, he didn't know how to write death, so he showed off in front of the eyes of all kinds of powerful enemies.

It's so funny. Talking about the resources in the school, why did he still stay in the school and wait for someone to assassinate him after drinking blood? A time traveler wouldn't be so stupid. He can buy it in other places besides practicing law, and he still does it in the school.

There are a lot of talents that seem to be great but they are not systematic. They always meet people who are stronger than themselves. The enemies appear out of nowhere without any foreshadowing. The escape from the crisis seems abrupt and awkward. The funny thing is that the talents are divided into first-level talents and second-level talents. The character creation is terrible. Palm is simply created. What a thing is created. The contradictions are not clear. The beginning and ending are anticlimactic. At the end, the process is too deliberate. Many of the settings that are the only highlights are written as if they are empty and big. It is better to focus on developing only two or three types of talents that can be replaced. The current talents feel like rubbish and are useless, and the description of their uses is also very random. The assassin broke the defense at once.

I was confused after reading the introduction. Aren't warlocks eating blood? What is so profound about it? Are you not a research type like a mage or a mathematician??

Forty pictures and the main character is still a loser😐

What keeps the author persisting until now? Is it love? Or responsibility???

The protagonist in the novel can be immature, but he cannot be mentally retarded. Immaturity is a problem of setting, while retardation is a problem of the author.