Rune Witch

I think it's pretty good. Why do you say it's poisonous? The starting point is not the previous starting point of Twilight of the Gods. This book can be considered a mid-level book among the current pile of short texts. Of course, it may be that I prefer this kind of wizard-style book. The author writes well and has great potential.

What can I say? Prices have collapsed. One person buys cream cakes on the street for one silver coin, and one stall gives one gold coin. You must know that the protagonist conquered Maple Leaf City for less than one thousand gold coins. It's so funny that this world is simple enough.

I have always wanted to ask why the protagonist in this kind of book was poisoned and why the adults were not told. These words can even have some life, and sometimes they can even be better.

Alas, this is really weird. Why does every novel involve the protagonist being assassinated by a family member and suffer the consequences? Do you have to take revenge yourself? For the family, only conscience competition is allowed. If they all assassinate each other, the family will be in trouble long ago. Let alone there is no evidence, is it really not easy to get evidence? Arrest the maid directly for interrogation. The involvement of servants in the murder of the master is the most alarming thing for the superiors. Such low-level criminals must be killed to scare the monkeys, otherwise the clan leader will not be able to sleep at ease.

It's toxic, there are too many emotional disputes with women, and there is too little expectation for the subsequent plot. It is still very different from traditional wizard novels. The first is the worldview. It's not easy to describe yet. I hope it can be bigger, layer by layer, but not too much, and have a sense of expectation. There is too little description of the concept of money. There could be more transactions. The wizarding world worships equal transactions. From the perspective of knowledge, all the skills of the protagonist belong to others (and are given by the system). I hope that the author can later let the protagonist explore (library, secret realm), learn, and create new skills or knowledge that belong to the protagonist. The wizarding world is a contest between schools and between schools, and between wizards and gods, not between schools and dynasties. Personally, I am looking forward to exploration, the subsequent plane battles, and various strange and novel world systems. Finally, I wish the author can write more smoothly.

I felt that the main character in the book was too involved with women all the time, and it felt a bit toxic.

I don't understand why all wizarding stories must start with knights

The protagonist's personality is far different from that of the sorcerer's protagonist, and there is almost no strategy. He is not cruel enough or indifferent enough.

Do you have the style of Wen Chao Gong? He is the top master, the ancestor of luck.

Is poisoning also within the scope of competition? Why not report it?

It's well written, but each chapter is too short.

I just read the first few chapters and found a bug. According to the author's description, Pig's Feet was brought back as the only illegitimate child. He must have appeared as an heir. It didn't matter if he was poisoned, but he was beaten to death in an honest and fair way. Does that make sense? How stupid is Pigfoot Dad to be treated like this? I was discovered to have been poisoned. Instead of directly reporting the pig's trotters to my dad for resolution, I slowly accumulated strength~~ In such a strange place, facing an unknown number of enemies directly, and thinking of going it alone, who gave me the courage, and my brain circuit is so amazing!

The relationship with Nora is handled so poorly. She obviously has something strange about her, but she still makes the protagonist act nonchalant, and then arranges for a woman with a hedgehog character to hang around next to the protagonist. The protagonist is still Buddhist and nonchalant. How do you love her? I really don't know what you want to express.

Mainly the current wizard novels, the breathing method is affirmed in three chapters, the apprentice knight within ten chapters, and the wizard apprentice appears in chapters thirty or fifty.

It's so perfunctory. When I first arrived in another world, I immediately knew the name of the poisonous mushroom in the other world. From what source did it obtain the information? Change it to only recognize it as a fungus and the effect is to weaken the blood and logic.

A small villain is still cool after about 20 chapters. He can only survive three chapters at most if he is copied from the text. This is the difference between you two.

It's okay. It's interesting. I hope it doesn't crash later.

Why wizards must start with the Knight's Breathing Technique

I just want to know whether it is necessary to recite incantations to activate witchcraft. After reading dozens of chapters, in some chapters, the words are spoken as soon as the thought is moved, and in some chapters, the syllables are spoken. What is wrong with the current witchcraft literature? The necessary runes and models are obviously in the brain, but they have to be activated by the throat. I am speechless.

The quantity is a bit too small! I finished reading it in half a day, please do your best!

Puppet on a string, just do whatever you're told... Are you so obedient? Pig's feet. An illegitimate tool man, haha

Still an Eunuch is a good novel, but it didn't meet a good author. It's a pity

It's really well written. Come on, author, don't imitate those eunuchs.

What the hell? There are several chapters that follow that are filled with other content.

It's rare to find a wizarding novel that suits your appetite. I hope the author doesn't want to be a eunuch. I will definitely order all of it when it comes on the shelves! Come on!

I have been reading books for twenty years and have never spent any money. Not only does it cost no money, but you also need to leave a message. ps; not ashamed, but proud.

What does the author mean? The content is the same! It's a lie!

I have a question, why do almost all wizard novels start with knights? Then we go on a boat to fight, can't we just start with the wizard's apprentice? I feel like writing about the kingdom wars and other things mentioned above will not affect my career as a wizard.

Isn't that Chapter 229 missing? The number of Chapter 245 is wrong.

This anti-theft seal is so damn long-lasting. I'm so convinced that I haven't revised it for a few days. Why don't you hurry up when the popularity of this book is so low? Platinum writers are not that bad.