It All Begins with a Wizard
一切从巫师开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 915k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Xuyuan Library
I prefer stories with no female lead, and themes of ruthlessness and self-interest
Rational, Feel-Good, Dark
Different strokes for different folks. Dark fantasy, dark xianxia, all kinds of dark stories. I only like novels with no female lead or just one female lead. So many books have disappeared.
Yezi’s Book Nook 🐾🐾
If you like a book, remember to add it to the list to encourage the author 🐾 I'll mark books that have been abandoned. Mostly single-pairing or no-romance stories. For readers who like thoughtful, unconventional works and promising new authors. No beginner-friendly fluff. This list is for seasoned readers.
Dark Fiction Online
No female lead, sound logic, and protagonists who can kill, submit, or become nightmares.
A Curated List of Great Reads
These are books I've read and enjoyed, and would like to recommend to everyone.
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Seeing that they didn't kill that woman disgusted me. The protagonist is being hunted by the church, and they're about to kill him too, so why don't they just leave the other side and run away?
The so-called Cthulhu is merely a self-deceptive phenomenon among Americans who, realizing they lack any philosophical foundation or intellectual depth, have found their philosophical understanding repeatedly challenged by various civilizations in increasingly frequent international exchanges.
Ah, it's been so long since I've seen a Western fantasy series I like this much. I'll definitely keep watching. I'm particularly interested in Lancelot's knights; I guess the male protagonist will become their enemy in the future, right? The plot is quite engaging, and there aren't any major flaws for me.
If it weren't for the fact that someone in the dark fiction forum recommended this book, I would have missed it entirely. I've already tried it out, and it's perfectly fine.
I've only read up to chapter 24. Everyone in the town is dead, and we have no idea why. We also don't know which forces are investigating. The protagonist just stays in the town, smoking and drinking, and what's worse, he gets drunk. When he wakes up, he has to try to redeem himself and comfort himself.
I couldn't continue after watching the beginning; the ruthless and dark style was unbearable. The protagonist actively persecutes others for personal gain—a sophisticated egoist. So, this level of success is understandable.
After reading the synopsis and then the table of contents, I noticed a problem. The synopsis states that the world is ruled by knights and divine authority who are particularly hostile to wizards, yet it also says that the entire world is essentially a wizarding pasture. This seems contradictory. Looking at the table of contents, the protagonist hasn't even encountered the wizarding world until the book's release, so there aren't any exciting moments. This might be why the book isn't popular.
Roman
Plan before you act / Cigar aficionado / Be humble in your personal life and work /
After leaving the town, I became some unknown entity. The quality dropped drastically, and when will the wizarding world unfold?
The author is a data genius. The town's residents in the first ten chapters number only a little over a thousand, and those with more than twenty followers can only be considered somewhat famous. Then there are more than fifty patrol members in this small town of over a thousand, divided into ten teams, not counting the private guards who are almost the same size.