Blood Side Wizard

See Chapter 25. The new career change has been described at length in the previous section. Druid. Just when I was full of expectations that this would be an epoch-making, version-based career, once the job transfer was written, I felt overwhelmed! It was completely inconsistent with the earth-shattering foreshadowing in the early stage. I haven't seen any job descriptions that undermine the job balance. It also describes the knight training profession as a cover. It feels like building a safe just to protect 100 yuan. Next, I met the wizard profession again! The protagonist practiced again! The stall was too big. When reading, you will feel that the protagonist knows everything, but is not good at anything! He has a big heart! In fact, the transition in the middle could use a little more foreshadowing.

It's too complicated, it's a druid, it's a knight, it's a wizard, it's really all a trick, it's boring.

Bloodline Wizard, you should check out Wizard of the World! Let's write novels again!

The more I read, the more it looks like a fantasy novel. From the first chapter to the end, everyone is the enemy of the protagonist. Everyone wants to kill the protagonist. It is inexplicably involved in various conspiracies, and the strength is just a little higher than the protagonist, and then the protagonist can kill him when he explodes.

I feel that the Spirit of Civilization has no outstanding performance. If it is bound and unbound, supercomputers cannot be wholesaled casually.

I just read a few. The novel is probably okay, but it doesn't suit my taste. To be honest, it is a society that cannibalizes people. If you can't recognize this and are hesitant about doing things, you will have the aura of the protagonist. Otherwise, you will most likely be fooled by this knowledge.

So far, the main power is the mutant druid, which has nothing to do with blood.

Don't just focus on writing about villains and plots and twists. Just think that the protagonist is a fw who uses cheats and is killed in reverse. I have been feeling aggrieved for more than 80 chapters.

The creativity is okay, the writing is okay, but the plot is poor. You are suitable for writing group portraits, but you cannot write single-protagonist plots.

High-end starts are often the result of low energy, and this one is no exception.

It's self-defeating. This nonsense laboratory setting simply cannot stand up to scrutiny, and the Riddler is gone.

It's a hodgepodge without a main profession. It's just a mess.

The characters are not written well. What are the ages of the protagonist and her sister, hair color, and faces. I didn't see it. Other characters also talked about the inn widow. There are also problems with the protagonist's personality Problems with the protagonist's ability system. Three systems are mixed and matched before there are many chapters.

I'm wondering why the bloodline side maintains the human form. The human form is obviously very rubbish and has a low upper limit. If you need dexterity in your hands, wouldn't it be enough to switch to a tentacle monster? In battle, you can also transform yourself into a meat ball and change it anytime and anywhere. It needs speed to become a jet engine, and it needs spiritual energy and a few more brains to practice together. You need to make something that decomposes itself into a gram-type meat mountain. Make others go crazy as soon as they see your true form, and start to become your slaves.

If the protagonist didn't have a golden finger, this chapter on IQ would have ended.

How inexplicable! Fighting life and death all for others

The descriptions of the fight scenes are too pale, but they are extraordinary at least.

I'm here to see wizards, not druids and knights

There is a good new Druid profession, but knights, wizards and the like take up a lot of space. And the narrative feels very uncomfortable, like a running account.