Wizard: Seeker of Knowledge Across Infinite Planes

You created a sub-personality at the apprentice level, which is a failure. Everyone is highly egoistic. You have two personalities arguing in your head at any time. Do you think readers will feel comfortable after reading it? When you enter another world, use resources to strengthen yourself. If you don't use resources from another world to strengthen yourself, then what's the use of going there? If you have a golden finger and don't use it, it's better not to use it. How can this be more exciting? Competing fairly with the rest of this world? We live such a difficult life in the real world and just read novels to pursue spiritual fantasies. Who would care about you being so slow? If you have the resources, you don't need to write such frustrating articles.

The plot since it was released has been so boring. She is working as a nanny, doing charity, and has two clones competing for the scene. Is the protagonist really a wizard? I want to retract my previous comment, it was too licking at the original character. This is wizard fiction, not fanfiction. I came to see wizards as ruthless researchers, conquerors of the world and seekers of truth. It's not here to see the protagonist making friends in another world. The White Wizard is still a wizard in essence. I won't say anything about the Gwen I taught earlier. After all, the author has appointed the quasi-heroine, and now there is Iron Man. The protagonist looked like he didn't want to teach others in the wizarding world, but he started to be a teacher in Marvel. As for the assistant, I really want to laugh. I have never seen a wizard have any research assistant. Is the protagonist really too busy alone? Not necessarily. I always feel that the more the author writes, the more biased he becomes. Is it a wizarding novel? Marvel fan fiction. I will continue to persevere and see if there are many roles for the clones, and see how the author still treats Marvel characters. After typing so many words, I still like the previous book, and I also like wizard novels, but after the plot is released, I am not the protagonist. I want to see wizard research, wizard conquest, and exchanges and cooperation between wizards. It's not about watching the main character Bankai show off. Oh, it reminds me of the previous wizard novels. The protagonist is called Green, who conquers the world, studies the world's creatures, learns knowledge, and studies enemies. Okay, I know that the author of my review may not necessarily read it, may not accept it after reading it, and may delete the review. I really hope that this book can return to the wizarding literature, with more scenes in the main world and less plots in clones and single different worlds (Marvel and the like). ——For fans of this book

I have begun to wonder whether the author knows what he is writing. What is the significance of the character Gwen in the Marvel comics? There is no huge knowledge that can surprise the protagonist, no bloodline that can shock the protagonist, and no talent that can surprise the protagonist. Why can he be cultivated by the protagonist? Isn't this a betrayal of the white wizard who cultivated him?

It was okay in the past, but it became boring after it was released. It was disgusting when I saw in the latest chapter that a group of wizards cut human angels into corpses and were smug about getting the materials. What does this mean for wizards? He calmly decomposes creatures that resemble his own image. He has the same virtues as a dark wizard, but he doesn't attack humans.

The white wizard is also a human being. At most he appears harmonious, but behind the scenes he inevitably fights for power and gain. This is the nature of human beings. Just like many research institutes, you don't make a lot of money all day long just for professional titles, funding, resources, and projects. Don't think that doing scientific research means you can be harmonious. The author makes the white wizard look like a saint, divorced from the actual Eden organization, which is too dramatic.

It's a very interesting setting. The white wizard is indeed a rare type in wizard-style novels, and it's very comfortable to start without a knight. You don't have to watch the knight gradually become a wizard.

Chapter 31: The protagonist gives birth to two brothers. The three of them share one body and one memory bank. It's so interesting.

I was still able to continue watching until I suddenly went to Marvel. After watching a little bit, I really couldn't stand it. Personally speaking, the plot is embarrassing. There are too many people writing about Marvel's IP. Although there are many people writing, there are not many good writers. There are so many worlds to write about. I didn't expect to write about Marvel. I thought I would continue to explore and gain knowledge in the world of fantasy movies or American TV series, and contribute to my journey as a wizard. For now, I can only add it to my collection to fatten it up. I'll wait until I write about an interesting world and come back to read it if I'm interested.

This is the feeling these three things give me

The protagonist is very young, and the wizarding world described by the author is very dangerous. When he meets a stranger, he says that he is investing in himself, and the protagonist believes it without saying a word, without even asking. Regarding the potion given by the other party, the protagonist drinks it with confidence, without the caution of the wizarding world at all. Even in the real world, if someone praises you on the street for being handsome and makes you a star, most people will not believe it. People who are really simple will check the other person's details, whether it is a handbag company, a slave contract, etc. But the protagonist has no awareness of this at all, and does not ask about it. He is as stupid as if he will be resurrected. There is a huge gap between the protagonist and his ambition to pursue knowledge and truth.