It All Begins with a Wizard

I was disgusted when I saw the woman who wouldn't kill her. The protagonist is being hunted by the church. The other party wants to kill the protagonist, and then runs away without killing the other party?

The so-called Cthulhu is just that the Americans who deceived themselves found that they did not have any philosophical reliance and ideological depth. In the increasingly frequent international exchanges, their philosophical level was repeatedly attacked by various civilizations, especially for the Republican Debate. No matter how they demonstrated it, the correctness and advancement were increasingly clear. They began to doubt themselves and evade themselves, creating the Chaos Escape series [Cthulhu]

Ah, it's been a long time since I've seen a Western fantasy that I like so much. I'll keep chasing it. I'm more interested in Lancelot's knights. The male protagonist should become enemies with them in the future [? The plot is quite attractive, and there is nothing toxic about it for me. The annoying female supporting character is killed after she has taken advantage of it, which is great, I love it. The male protagonist was a bit miserable in the early stage. I feel so distressed. I am just waiting for the day when the male protagonist becomes invincible.

If it weren't for dark novels, some people said that this book is OK. I really missed this book and have already tried it. It's completely OK.

I've only seen Chapter 24. Everyone in the town is dead, and I don't know why? I don't know what forces will come to investigate? The protagonist just stayed in the town, smoking and drinking, and what was even more disgusting was getting drunk. When I wake up, I have to redeem myself and comfort myself.

I couldn't stand watching the beginning. I couldn't stand the unscrupulous dark wind. He actively persecutes others and then gets benefits. He is a refined egoist, so it is normal to have this score.

I read the introduction, then looked at the table of contents, and found a problem. The introduction said that the masters of the world are knights and the divine power, especially wizards, and then said that the whole world is actually the pasture of wizards. This is a bit contradictory. It is not fun to read the table of contents until the main character has not been exposed to the wizarding world. This may be the reason why this book is not popular.

Make decisions before taking action/Cigar Guest/Be a low-key person and do things in a low-key manner/

After coming out of the small town, I didn't know what to do. The quality has dropped significantly, and when will the world of The Witcher unfold?

The author is a data genius. There are only a few thousand residents in the town in the first ten chapters. Those with more than 20 brothers can only be considered slightly famous. Then there are more than fifty of the thousands of small town patrol members, divided into ten teams, not counting the private security guards who are about the same. As for the protagonist, one of the ten teams divided into about fifty people, there is the protagonist, Silen and a few young team members, and Les and a few older team members. . . What is this number? Positive 1 or zero?