Wizards Can Collect

Shen Nong's Test of Poison, I read a few of them. The author is wearing a wizard's skin, pretending to slap people in the face, and upgrading the fantasy routines. The setting is cobbled together from other people's work without any changes. The plot is also unoriginal and very vulgar. Sorry, I came to the wrong place. Any corrections are welcome.

The author's single essay pen, that is, the fluency of text processing, is above the passing mark, but other aspects are a bit unsatisfactory. The writing seems to have come from a major or has received targeted training. The overall writing is relatively smooth and there are no obvious lags. Corresponding to the relatively passable writing style, the ability to process numbers and data is very low, unlike a person who has received a normal education. Compared with the fluency of the writing style, it feels full of fragmentation. When I was on the road, I would physically run around half of Asia for half a month. I could easily set up formations starting from 1,000 to 2,000 square kilometers, and starting with 25,000 square kilometers (square kilometers, to be honest, when I first saw it, I really doubted the author's use of his brain, but later it was confirmed that the author has no concept of spatial distance) In a fight, a fifth-level apprentice can only be three or four meters long, and a wizard can only control ten meters. To be honest, , at this distance, ordinary people don't even need a second or two to get close, not to mention these wizards who behave strangely (it can only be said that they are strange, because the author only wrote about the fights during the apprenticeship period of the protagonist. There is no real battle in the wizarding period at present, and the battle between apprentices is to throw fireballs at a distance of two or three meters at the beginning. In the later stage, the explosion range is about tens of meters, but after throwing it, the protagonist has to get closer than ten times the normal body to escape the poisonous gas. Bomb, really, this makes me unable to estimate how strong the protagonist is. Ordinary people can throw it more than ten meters. After throwing it, you have to run away with all your strength to survive. So what is the explosion range? It is estimated that only the author himself knows the answer to this question, and maybe the author does not know) The author's self-report has an outline, but at present, it seems that the author's outline is probably how many levels correspond to how many attributes. Attributes, what kind of power the protagonist should have when improving, where to go and what to do, and what to get from who and who. As for the specific details about how big the wizarding world is and how many people there are? What is the growth method for improving physical attributes? Linear improvement or numerical growth? What are the differences in the characteristics and culture of each world? These relatively detailed things or settings have not been reflected in the current hundreds of chapters. Wizard style does not mean that it must be very detailed, but in the early stage, the world was grand and vast, but when the fight actually started, the data given was either a distance of two or three meters for throwing spells, or there was no detailed description of the distance but it was always emphasized that it was a close combat between people. But the wizard apprentice's spells have a range of two or three meters, and the fifth-level apprentice's spells have a range of only ten meters (or is it ten meters for wizards?). It makes me feel like I am watching a kindergarten war. Oh, no, ten meters, almost as good as a junior high school student throwing things. It is really powerful, conquering the world, fantasy life, and the power of a mythical beast! Finally, let me make an evaluation of this book. The writing is between 60 and 70 points, and the details are handled below 20 points. There are certain variables in the storyline, but the protagonist's thoughts have no depth, and there is no clear goal. The plot is driven by dots and lines. The author's There are no ideas that can be called highlights in the wizarding literature. Almost all the settings are based on following the trend, but the author seems to want to have certain characteristics, or details? In the end, the mysterious wizard apprentice was born, with a three-meter range, a ten-meter kite, and students fighting, but he can conquer other worlds. The overall evaluation score is about 50 points. For those who like wizard novels but have no sense of details, it can be regarded as a passing work of more than 60 points. Overall, this article is a writing practice that is destined to be a hit. The author said that he has an outline, but there is a slight risk of failure based on the current performance.

I read Chapter 180. The writing is so silly. The protagonist is surrounded by piles of women and only kills men, and she is still a virgin. There is no equal exchange at all. With so many auras on the protagonist, are you sure that no wizard will capture the protagonist and dissect him and study him? After all, it's okay for the protagonist to kill people randomly, and it's even more okay for a wizard to kill an apprentice. It's basically certain that one of the protagonists will be able to ascend to heaven. In the middle and late stages, there will be as many fifth- and sixth-level wizards as dogs. The writing is just like some fairy tales, just a new skin, without any creativity.

This book is different from others. Most of the slap-in-the-face books will make the supporting characters appear to be mentally retarded. In this book, on the contrary, the supporting characters are not very mentally retarded. Instead, the main characters are stupid and have very big character flaws. They are stupid and have a lot of little evil points, but they can be read.

It was okay at first, but then it got really disgusting.

I saw the latest chapter and it suits my taste very well. The setting revealed so far is reasonable and similar to the wizard's journey. Come on

Kill the enemy guard fortress, gogogo!

Is this a joke? At a distance of two meters, the witchcraft flew for nearly two seconds, and it was not as fast as walking 👍

The Wizard in the Eyes of the Chinese Author To accumulate mental power through meditation, you must be accurate to the decimal point, and then draw runes in the mental space. You can only choose one or two of the four major elements of the universe, and too many are not enough. The wizard apprentice is addicted to drugs like crazy and has endless tasks to complete every day, even if he is a Tencent VIP. Wizard apprentices must also be divided into three, six or nine grades. Those with poor qualifications must transplant monster organs and tissues into their bodies. The more disgusting the better. Wizards in the eyes of Westerners Those who have inherited the genes of demons, goblins or devils in their bodies are born different. They can see things that ordinary people cannot see, can communicate with the ether, and learn the spells left by their ancestors. If there is no spell learning, they can also sacrifice a large number of living people to the devil and learn their knowledge. Therefore, the medieval church launched a large-scale witch hunt.

I read this crappy book three times and couldn't put it down. What the hell, the protagonist is childish and retarded, and the plot is full of conflicts. The previous plot is that if you don't deal with this person in this chapter, a certain noble will not like you in the next chapter. What the hell, if you don't know how to write emotional scenes, don't write them, it's so embarrassing. The protagonist is a childish ghost! ! ! ! Like a child, yes, people are stupid. He talks to himself every day.

It's a classic game that's being played like a sheep's head but a dog's meat is being sold. After reading Chapter 31, it already gives people the feeling that their IQ has dropped rapidly. And I don't know how to use cheats to snowball. There is only one sentence in the whole book. It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away.

At first, the introduction blew the golden finger to the sky, but then when the readers started reading, the golden finger was gone. . . . He is also a strange author. . . It's obvious that he can kill a lot. . . The author likes to suppress the protagonist hard. Those who don't like to watch Goldfinger can watch it. Those who want to watch the protagonist kill a lot of people are not interested. The author likes the protagonist to take it step by step, step by step. Just an ordinary person traveling through time. . . . . .

To be honest, it's a bit disgusting. I feel that I'm too kind and caring to women. The most important thing is that I have a tough mouth and a soft heart. It sounds like dark literature. No matter what the woman says, the protagonist will still take care of her in the end. The most important thing is that the protagonist will complain afterwards every time and say regret every time. You regret that you didn't agree in the first place and then regret it after you agreed. What is this? This is cheap.

It's really boring to read, it keeps piecing together things, it's full of secrets and secrets, it's extremely boring, the wizard's spirit of exploration, research, and witchcraft are not involved at all, it's just brushed off, the boring stuff is rambled on all day long, I suggest you don't read it if you haven't read it, it's a waste of time, the whole text has no core

The biggest problem with this book is that there is obviously a golden finger that can grow quickly and has no side effects, but the protagonist treats it as invisible and finds various reasons not to use it. Things with side effects must be used desperately, but gold fingers without side effects are not used. The author desperately suppresses gold fingers and prevents the protagonist from taking off, saying that it cannot be collected. At the beginning, people of the same realm can be collected, but after breaking through the knight, in order to suppress gold fingers, it is impossible to collect giant poisons of the same realm.

The protagonist's character is really uncomfortable. He's so childish at the beginning. He doesn't fight back even when he's beaten. He keeps getting beaten passively. It's not fun at all. Goldfinger can't be used properly.

The protagonist has a feeling that he is the enemy of the world. He either takes advantage of him or hates him. Everyone does not take him seriously. Everyone wants to benefit from him, but they also hate him. He is not ruthless in character, but also a little timid and afraid of getting into trouble. He likes to cause trouble everywhere, so he looks very awkward. He only talks but does not do anything, and he does not take advantage of his single status. After seeing Chapter 92, I can only say that I can read it, but I have no desire to continue reading.

I only saw the inheritance section, and subscribed to one specifically to complain about it. The wizard is above the rider? ? ? That's it? I don't want to talk about the late stage. Apprentice is level 3. The wet magic distance seems to be 2 meters. The cooldown time is 9 seconds and 7 seconds. I can know up to three spells. Then during the duel, two of them are using witchcraft. With this level of knight strength, I can kill ten. I was really confused. I can't imagine this kind of scene. Can't I use magic or draw a knife to cut within three meters? It takes two seconds to prepare for using a spell. It's so simple.

Forcibly suppressing the protagonist's growth rate, so he doesn't have to use drugs to upgrade such an awesome golden finger? So what if it disgusts the readers and makes you wet for 10,000 chapters? Moreover, the plot arrangement is too cliche. The protagonist is either targeted or tricked, and he only relies on these overused plot advancements.

I was deceived by this book review section. The plot and writing are both very good. Fuck, three out of ten of the books gave me a bad taste, and eight of the ten made me feel like reading the novel. Reacting later, I carefully browsed through the comments section, and sure enough, all the serious comments were down there.

The only thing missing about the whole book is the protagonist's IQ. The bad reviews all say the protagonist is stupid.

Author, you deserve to be thrown into the street. After reading dozens of chapters, you still find little bits and pieces.

Let me reiterate, the attributes are definitely positive and correct. '—' Is just a separation, not a negative sign.

I wrote more than 400 chapters in the middle stage of the first order, which is really awesome.

There are too many similarities, the writing is ordinary, and there are too many poisonous points. I don't know what readers like

The protagonist is just like killing other people's horses. He is taunting everyone without thinking. Some very low-level children brag about how awesome and advanced their methods are. I am also drunk. Does it have anything to do with the main plot? Shui doesn't know how good Shui is. He insists on fixing this many flaws. Using the golden finger is just a grind, and there is no climax at all.

Ten chapters of monthly tickets, thick and refined.

Letting go of oneself, the savage black wizard, describes the fights in a large space, but the key is that it cannot improve the combat power. The protagonist's plug-in is to absorb corpses to increase the combat power, but he has to choose the most tiring and least efficient way, facing danger at every turn. One hundred chapters later, the protagonist is still using plug-ins in a very primitive way, which gives people a feeling that makes readers very unhappy. The protagonist feels like he is a top-up VIP member of the lowest level, and can only receive a guarantee every day.

Frustrated, collection presence is getting lower and lower

It's true that it somewhat weakens the existence of Golden Finger.