
The Wizard Who Began in the Apocalypse
从末世开始的巫师
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I read 20 chapters, but I just couldn't take it anymore. The protagonist's character is seriously flawed. Whether he's ruthless or cold-blooded, shouldn't there be some basic boundaries? He can use any means necessary against enemies, but attacking his own people or even strangers without warning seems insane. Or is the protagonist designed to be a villain?
This is a very traditional wizarding novel, and the protagonist's character is quite fitting for the wizarding system (or rather, the wizarding race). The constant arguments in the comments section stem from many people's misunderstanding of the concept of a wizard. Wizards are not human; they lack empathy and do not require so-called humanity.
I saw a strange woman die and I was furious. I was thinking, what does this have to do with the protagonist? What's there to be angry about?
The greatness of wizards lies not in their miraculous powers, but in their insatiable thirst for knowledge; they analyze the world, they create gods.
The protagonist has too many skills... They're all miscellaneous and hard to remember. It would be better to unify them into "Magical Tricks," or just use them directly. Otherwise, half a chapter is just skill names.
There's an author named Taibai Shuijun who, after his work was published, updates twice a day (8000 words total) and eight times a week (32000 words total) every Monday, totaling at least 80000 words per week. He occasionally adds extra chapters, so please update soon!
The protagonist was born innocent and committed all sorts of evil deeds.
Antiviral treatment failed! It's not that the protagonist is cold-blooded; the dark wizard genre is fine. But your protagonist does nothing in the camp, has no influence whatsoever, yet becomes the leader. Even if he has a big fist, how many people know who he is? Winning over the leader and gaining the respect of the masses is very abrupt! Even dark wizards need to be efficient.
A saintly figure? A kneeling woman? Does she even have a brain? Please explain, Chinese people don't lie to other Chinese people! I don't want to waste my time reading disgusting, brainless articles about saintly figures.
The wizards in this book seem so weak, almost as weak as relatively strong ordinary people. During the wizard apprenticeship phase, it really felt like the weakest wizarding novel ever.