Lord Wizard

The beginning was vicious, and he gave the money to the other party unconditionally to buy the island. This is something that most people with normal intelligence would not do, and it is equivalent to his entire net worth (￢_￢)

The beginning is very toxic, yes, the rich second generation with tens of billions of dollars defrauded his schoolmates of 10 million. Most people can't do this. The plot is weird, and the career setting also violates the three views. Knights are generally physical and mental, but when they reach the top, they have to become wizards and spiritual. Then the whole game only has two professions. I thought, how can anyone build a crossbow and serve as an archer in such a world? A zero-level spell can achieve AOE effects in seconds. Who would learn auxiliary spells? Isn't it fragrant with AOE floor cleaning? So. . . . I placed an initial order, but after thinking about it, I gave up on the book.

Let's change the beginning if you have time. This protagonist... Is hard to describe in one sentence.

Let me revise it at the beginning. The subtitles in the description of this chapter are too obvious, but the writing is okay, and the subtitles affect the reading.

Is this definitely a wizard novel? Pursue the peak of knighthood in the wizarding world? Have you got a problem with your brain? Do wizards rely on systems to dominate the world? Crazyly pursue the peak of the knight, add your attribute points to the extreme physical fitness, strength, agility, and brain damage! I can understand if you want to start with physical fitness, strength, and agility. After all, it will save your life! It's good for you. The knight has reached his peak. He suddenly said that the attribute points were not all 5, and then asked for some strength! I'm so confused! You are already a wizard's apprentice, brother. You are a wizard's apprentice. You say you are good at magic, and then you go to some physical fitness? Without mental strength? With higher mental strength, wouldn't it be easier for a wizard to improve? While talking about the high status of wizards, I also want to point out physical fitness. Why am I so addicted to imitating Gandalf? Have you learned a lesson? Or maybe you want to increase your physique and plan to play the Bloodline Wizard?

There is a little bit of trouble, the golden finger is working, and the protagonist still thinks that the wizarding world is a game. Although I was skeptical when I mentioned it, I always referred to it as game time, giving the impression that the protagonist is still a chess piece, and an ignorant chess piece at that.

Passing by, burning paper, lighting wax, and lighting incense, but no movement? Pouring wine, paying tribute, setting off cannons, smashing monuments, no response? Digging graves, digging graves, opening coffins, whipping corpses, no temper? Setting up tables, drawing talismans, doing martial arts, thundering, no fake corpses? Set fire, burn the corpse, crush the bones, raise the ashes, and try again. The straw man, the wooden sword, the magic bell, recite the incantation, and then summon the soul. Wail, beat the ground, cry bitterly, shed tears... Ah... The author is dead, and the poor man has no way to save himself.

At the beginning, people are encouraged to quit, the names of places are used to persuade people to quit, the names of people are used to persuade people to quit, and the plot is bloody.

It's quite good. Why is it the eunuch? It's a rare wizard-reading book after the wizard world went away.

When writing novels, you still need logic and brains

The beginning really discourages 99% of people. The author wants to create a protagonist with high IQ! Newbie's pitfalls

The idea is pretty good and the writing is pretty good, but it seems a bit uncomfortable that this golden finger's divine power feedback can only add one attribute at a time. It's not to say that there are no cheat fingers of this type, but I personally prefer that the human body is a whole, and the improvement of one attribute will inevitably affect another attribute, or be clamped.

The part about buying an island at the beginning is a bit confusing. To buy an island, you have to go through an official agency. It is better to be kidnapped than to be defrauded of money.

Does the protagonist live in a country with yellow people as the government or a country with white people as the government? , After all, except for the protagonist, the others all have foreign names but speak Chinese, which is very uncomfortable to watch.

I thought he was a chess player, but I didn't expect he was a reckless man and a chess piece.

Goodbye, never gone Chapter 1

I read a review of the book and said that the first chapter was poisonous, which was actually not bad. It was just a small villain in the early stage, and he was defeated immediately, which was good. Then when he gave it up at chapter 50, the author didn't know what he was thinking. He kept increasing his strength, physique, and agility. It was clearly stated before that knights have an upper limit. The wizard is invincible. He has already mastered the meditation method. Isn't it nice to increase the spirit? Moreover, from the light panel, to increase the strength of the knight, you have to increase it one by one. To upgrade the wizard, you only need to increase the spirit. There is a 3 times efficiency gap, but you have to choose an improvement path with low potential and high cost. It's strange? Even if you say you want to improve your real-time combat effectiveness, you already have meditation methods and spell templates. Wouldn't it be more effective to develop directly into a wizard? After all, one spell can KO a big knight. I can't understand the author's idea of ​​adding points. 🤔