Gou Conducts Experiments in the Wizarding World

What kind of studio narrative is this? I saw at least 5 or 6 similar books with this introduction😓

The powerful Vajra Palm is very awkward. There really isn't much boxing or kicking in wizard novels.

From the introduction, it is about wizard research, but from the content, the protagonist lacks some research spirit. It feels like playing the game step by step, without thinking about researching new things when encountering something.

It's not easy. We will finally test the waters next week. According to my previous agreement with everyone, I will update it three times a day during the trial period. Two of the updates are still at 8pm, and I will put the extra update at 12pm. If I can advance next week, I will continue to maintain the third update status. Please read more. The more frequently you read, the more updates you will get. Thank you all.

How much do you like the Powerful Vajra Palm? I'm really speechless

Daily poisoning, well-deserved reputation, powerful steel palm, makes me laugh to death

It's clearly written as a wizard, but a knight is forced into it.

I've been lonely for a while, haven't done any research, and go out every day. I haven't done anything in production yet. I can still have assassination missions. What is the point of joining the organization? Is it to die quickly?

How to put it, the protagonist is like a giant dragon threatened by various human temptations. Then the protagonist wags his tail and accepts it calmly, and is very happy.

They have traveled to the wizarding world, and there is still the Holy Mother. I don't know if others can do this to you. The protagonist has no intention of following the local customs at all. He is still living in the wizarding world with modern consciousness. Can't stand it anymore

I want to ask, is the Gou in this book a real Gou like Wenzong Gong, or is he a fake Gou who pretends to be a dog-eat-dog and talks about Gou in reality?

Too much space and too little content. It's best to have one event in 1~2 chapters. If you write too much, no one will read it.

It generally looks like it was written on an assembly line.

I can only say that the writing style of an elementary school student looks awkward.

I didn't see where Gou was, I felt bad, it felt awkward, and the prices were unreasonable, ah.

Plants vs. Zombies déjà vu. . .

Do all wizard novels stop at the knight stage?