The Wizard's Eternal Life
巫师永生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 275k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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127Chapters
2.7kRecommendations
10.1kFans
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Vic, a level 6 wizard, advanced to level 7 as a lich, but was shocked and angered to discover that he was bound by the characteristics of a lich and had no hope of breaking free from the constraints of the rules. In his quest for a method of transformation, the lich Vic used his knowledge as a seventh-level alchemist to optimize the flesh-and-blood potion and created a copy of the Lich Box…
Looking at him... He's already been reborn... At first, he was all talk of being careful and cautious... But now he's all cold-hearted, offending people everywhere... He doesn't know how to plan... And that baron's daughter has to shamelessly grovel for money and equipment... What makes him so special? Just because he's a knight?
This is really no good. The protagonist is completely suppressed. A level six wizard is reborn, considered a waste, forced to pad his word count at the academy, and his level is also suppressed. He is practically the most useless among his peers. He is even worse off than before he was reborn.
I've reached Chapter Seven, and... Emmm, it's a bit ridiculous. A Level Six Wizard, poor comprehension skills.
This is written like Einstein was reincarnated as a Burmese elementary school student, and a student who gets completely thrashed by Burmese elementary school students! Seriously!
The main character is always surrounded by women, and it's always depicted as a female extra falling for him while the main character remains completely unmoved—it's kind of funny 😅😇
It's so annoying. The author emphasizes that everything has a price, and the rules cannot be broken. Damn it, it seems to me the author is just forcing the protagonist to pay the price. According to the rules the author sets, it's not like the protagonist can't afford the price.
You dare call yourself decisive and ruthless? Who gave you the audacity to be labeled that?
The premise is flawed. A level 6 wizard being reincarnated is slower than a new wizard apprentice. Knowledge is just memory, isn't it? How can knowledge be sealed? Mystical knowledge has power that cannot be resisted, so it shouldn't be usable, right? Anyway, it's very awkward. A level 6 wizard reincarnated can't even use the knowledge of a wizard apprentice.
The protagonist is an emotionless robot! A god-level wizard is reborn as a useless person living under a bridge.