The Witcher: Gou Begins to Become a Myth in the World of Knights

The protagonist's character is okay. The same cannot be said for other people, they just feel like shit to me. Not rigorous. It's like except the protagonist, everyone else is a fool.

Why do you all follow the beggar protagonist style of "No One Is Perfect"? Your wizarding academy actually does the same thing. The students and teachers have no families? Are they all high-level wizards? No need for food and clothing? No resources for cultivation?

Ming Jin, Dark Jin, Hua Jin, I guess the seed of life is Bao Dan.

Nowadays, the talents of pig's feet are the most rubbish. You are not required to have the best talent. You should at least be average.

Bestseller list 81? 🤔

It's basically the same as Wenzhao Gong's new book. The world of Xianxia has become the world of wizards, the world of martial arts has become the world of knights, and the three masters at the beginning have become three knight attendants. The copying is quite good. Keep copying, come on.

Isn't this just changing Wenchao's world of cultivating immortals into the world of wizards?

The apprenticeship period is too long, and there is still no level 2. If you write it this way, you will have to write hundreds of chapters to reach the official wizard, and then quickly pull your hips to finish you.

As long as it's a wizard novel, I especially like to write it in the apprenticeship period. If I don't write it for two hundred chapters, I won't be promoted to an official wizard.

According to the author, there are no mortals in the wizarding world? Which novel in the wizarding world still has apprentices' clothes patched?

Just reading the first chapter, I felt a strong sense of seeing a mortal cultivating immortality which is now popular. The school where the protagonist stays is like Xiuxianfang City providing shelter, and renting a house requires spiritual stones (magic stones).

The book is pretty good, except that the inexplicable integrated breathing method involves a bit of poison, but the rest is okay. I hope it won't be a eunuch.

Well, after casually looking at the protagonist, I guess he hasn't read a few wizard books and just started this genre.

It was really difficult for Mr. Wen Chao. He just got married and wanted to make some money for milk powder, but the people he copied were not as fast as him. Some of them copied him, so Mr. Wen Chao threw away the keyboard.

Damn, you just spent money to become a eunuch, you can't write more, you write your own, why do they care?

This introduction is exactly the same as that of Wenzhao Gong. Judging from the date you opened the book, it should be a reference.

The author just subscribed to play backhand and cut it off!

I think in the eyes of the author or the protagonist, gods are very low-level. After all, a mere first-class apprentice wizard can use gods as a tool of comparison!