The Rise of the Black Witch
黑巫崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
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I'm a bit confused. In my mind, wizarding novels were about studying the world, analyzing the world, radiating and transforming the world, and possessing great power that belonged to oneself. Now, I haven't read any wizarding novels like that in a long time.
Chapter Nine is so bad it's unbearable to watch! What kind of character is this? He comes to another world and feels sorry for the common people, and when his own father loses money, he's overjoyed! Are you out of your mind? The protagonist gets bitten by a snake, his father frantically searches for a doctor, and you're happy when his father loses money? You're insane!
He's already a one-star wizard, pretending to be an ordinary person, spending money to assemble a caravan, and then trying to curry favor with a three-star apprentice. What kind of plot has he been writing lately?
It's not a dark wizard story at all; it's a story about a saintly protagonist abusing the main character.
Wizards shouldn't talk about science; they should embrace idealism and magic. Magic should be fantastical; it should be unbelievable.
The protagonist internally criticizes his father's cunning and wants to hit him. But the protagonist himself isn't exactly a good person either. Isn't this a double standard?
Reaching chapter 250 was truly disgusting. Before, they were saying that level 8 or 9 wizards couldn't possibly discover dual souls, but now, to highlight a saintess of the Truth Society, the author has blatantly exposed her cheat abilities, completely ruining the satisfying plot. I don't want to read any further because I've already seen the ending.
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The author works during the day and overtime at night, so there is not much time to read books to enrich oneself, nor much time to carefully polish the plot. Inevitably, there are some parts that are not well written and some oversights. Please feel free to offer any opinions you may have. Aside from updates, the author will try to improve everything.
Three chapters are enough to discourage people from writing about dark wizards; if you're going to be a saint, then don't write about
Many people in the comments section are complaining, all about how it doesn't fit the traditional wizarding worldview. There's a truth in wizarding literature—always follow the principle of equivalent exchange. The difference between black witches and white witches lies in the fact that black witches do not have a master-disciple relationship; it is always a relationship of interests.