Sixth-Circle Wizard

I've read about two hundred chapters and there aren't any major flaws, but the scope is a bit narrow. I wonder if the framework will be expanded later. Conquering planes requires the use of an entire Wizarding World. The largest framework I've seen so far is the previous Wizarding Journey, where a fourth-ring wizard could open a plane on their own, plunder its resources, and crush its gods.

It's been a long, long time since I've read a harem novel. With the current climate so tense, writing one isn't easy.

Recommendation: When you first start creating, try not to be innovative; focus on imitation instead. 2. Be purposeful in your imitation, not just imitating for the sake of imitation. Imitate the highlights, such as the original work's delicate descriptions of the protagonist's inner feelings. 3. If you don't have much experience, try not to write about female protagonists. Criticism: 1.

Ah, the Sixth Ring Road has one more ring than the Fifth Ring Road.

I don't know if the author intentionally suppressed the combat power or what, but I felt the protagonist's use of the chips was incredibly poor. Aside from using them temporarily when he needed something immediately, it felt like the chips were always idle.

Are there any good chip-based wizard novels you could recommend? I don't like those with tons of female supporting characters, few male supporting characters, and characters who just fantasize about any pretty woman they see.

The author gave the protagonist mastery of dark energy. The next sentence states that light energy counters dark energy. I'm a bit confused. Light energy counters dark energy, but what does dark energy counter? And what energy counters light? It's completely unexplained! I don't know if this is a plot hole or if it will be clarified in later chapters. For me, the lack of clarification is significantly impacting my reading experience.

There's a question: since the Stone Giant's Heart isn't specifically bred and is a necessary material for upgrading a low-level 2nd-tier apprentice, won't it become extinct? That's not compliant with regulations.

I hope everyone can try to read the latest chapters. I recommend only looking at the reading data now, as recommendations are the most important source of traffic for new authors and new books. Thank you!

Why is it so easy to advance one level after age 18? Isn't the difficulty too high? A 25-year-old level 3 wizard apprentice is completely unable to advance. 😅