Wizard: I Can Extract Anything

I've read up to chapter 79, 886. The "Knees Go Weak When You See a Woman" school of thought. Sherry attacked the protagonist repeatedly. Instead of complaining, the protagonist gave her gifts. Speechless. It's one thing for a wizard to be from a non-traditional school of thought. It was actually a kneeling woman.

I don't know which idiot first wrote a novel about a character pretending to be a pig. Now, if you don't write it like this on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), you can't write it at all. It's disgusting to read.

Initially, the lord activated something that unleashed the power of the Great Knight, but he struggled to even kill three ordinary knights. Later, it was said that the Great Knight was the force that could influence a nation, but in the end, the Great Knight crippled a wizard with a single sword strike.

Readers looking for dark fantasy can turn back now. Congratulations to the author for successfully offending both sides; the first half of this book is dark and gritty, while the second half is a whitewashed, saintly tale, complete with romance. If I remember correctly, this book initially touted its ruthless and dark style and built its reputation on that; well, it's doomed.

I can't stand it anymore. I could tolerate you playing dumb at the beginning, but you've already built up your power, and you're still playing dumb? Not only will your opponents look down on you, but your own people won't have the confidence to fight back. You've become the leader of a force, and you're still playing dumb to outmaneuver others? You'll be a pig for life!

Author, hurry up and revise your lousy synopsis! Stop calling it a dark fantasy novel! It's shameful. It's clearly a book where as long as you're a woman, you're invincible, a book about a saintly wizard. Just say it's a saintly novel! The wizards in this book are extremely low-class; they're constantly driven by lust. Is that what you call a wizard?

After all these years, seeing such a pure "pretending to be weak" story again has moved me beyond words. In other novels, pretending to be weak might at most conceal one's aura or something, but the actual strength remains the same. This book directly seals away one's strength. I'm just asking you guys, isn't this "pretending to be weak" pure?

I really don't understand the last few chapters. The whole world is a wizarding world, and I am also from the wizarding school, but I have to create a religion of the God of Light. In the beginning, I said that my philosophy was Tao, but then I turned it into a superstitious religion. The protagonist was even reborn from Earth. I just want to ask, what happened to the scientific values ​​I established in my previous life?

Having read up to chapter three, I must say, for the sake of padding, it's either utterly disgusting or designed to create a more immersive experience. I clicked in expecting to read about wizards with superpowers, not urban special forces. Earlier, when the protagonist's average stats were below 2, he was killing monsters one after another.

I've read countless wizarding books, but why isn't there one where the protagonist is always a knight? I'm tired of wizarding protagonists; I just want to read a book where the protagonist has superpowers and walks the path of a knight. I've even thought of a title: The Knight in the Wizarding World.