
Wizard: Synthesizing All Things
巫师:合成万物
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The synopsis doesn't quite match the content; it's a bit of a bait-and-switch tactic. I've read 24 chapters so far. The opening scene with two horses merging was somewhat creative, but the subsequent "all-encompassing synthesis" is just like upgrading items. I'd appreciate more interesting synthesized items.
The author's writing is quite good, but it falls into the common pitfall of many light novels: trying to give the protagonist all the good stuff, only to find that the protagonist can't actually use much of it. The author also only has the protagonist use a small portion of the resources, leaving the rest essentially useless.
If you're not going to write about the female lead, don't waste so much time on her. You just take advantage of her kindness and then leave the story unfinished. What's the point?
The plot development is a bit too outrageous. A ninth-ring wizard appears right after leaving the newbie village, and you keep running into situations where the big shots can't solve the problems and you have to step in as a nobody! It felt very jarring to watch, and the plot was very uncomfortable!
Honestly, since Wizarding Warlocks and Wizards Immortal, I've rarely seen any good wizarding novels. Of course, The Wizarding World doesn't count, I haven't read it. The person who recommended Wizarding Warlocks to me said that if I read The Wizarding World, I wouldn't need to read Wizarding Warlocks. So, good luck! (≧∇≦)/
So far, all the events follow the same predictable pattern of pushing forward while retreating, ultimately resulting in the protagonist failing to obtain what they deserve, and being forced to rely on improvisation to maintain a strong competitive edge.
Author, could you please revise the first few chapters? Don't use Liu Bei in the opening dialogue; it's so awkward to read. You can have suggestive content, but not like that!
I previously wrote about how powerful humanity was, but now it feels like anyone can step on them. 눈_눈
It's getting less and less interesting. It's supposed to be an ability for alchemy, but now it's all about witchcraft.
Subscribing to a chapter to complain was fine at first; it was about the Sword God of Shili Slope, occasionally touching on human relationships, and the main highlights were the protagonist's cheat abilities and the Shili Slope arc. Then, around chapter 40, the plot twists started: first, some inexplicable romance, then a bizarre encounter with danger and the merging of one's own soul to save…