Wizard: I Can Capture Skill Information

Why is it only level 1? No, I have three completed works in hand.

Chapter three made me feel uncoordinated. Seriously injured and counter-killing a group of knights, sucking blood in front of them, and then turning back to cause a counter-kill... Can you kill a group of knights with this reaction speed? Especially the previous article also described the result of the battle (the witch was even more seriously injured) The description of the formal knight was also which made me feel that the system was broken, with a strong sense of studio writing and baton-style writing.

In this writing, the scene transitions are so abrupt, and the connection between the plots is also broken.

The opening plot is all about Stitch Monsters.

I rely on three first-level authors to complete the book, and they are both double-edited.

To be honest, the author did not show the extreme classification of wizard literature, or you could not express the mystery and cold-bloodedness of wizard literature. There were some poisonous points in it that reduced my interest in this book, and I felt it was awkward to read. For example, the part about holding back laughter when writing about advanced anatomy classes is too toxic, and there is also the aspect of publishing a book (you are really not afraid of being dissected by an official wizard). There is also the issue of shaping the character of the protagonist. The previous part is a bit cold-blooded, but why did it change after arriving at the academy (just like the protagonist I mentioned before was suppressing a smile), it ruins the character setting. This is just my idea after reading the previous part. Maybe the author wanted to write a different wizarding world (different from the traditional wizarding novel), but I misunderstood it. I would like to express my apology here.

The beginning is basically the same as a book about wizards, except that it is a male wizard. The plot is the same, including a baron coming after the counter-attack, and the protagonist pretends to be a tiger.

This beginning is so familiar🤫

Why did this route seem so familiar to me? I saw a similar one before.

It's so messy, it's so confusing to watch!

With this kind of rhythm, it's really easy to pounce again.

I still don't understand why you gave the Baron the Blood Vine Fruit and asked the Baron's children to go to the Wizarding Academy with him. Isn't he stronger than them? Why don't you just kill him? The corpse will not inform anyone.