Wizards Move the World

Afraid of a chicken 😂, that's how you read a book! !

I'm a bit immature, and I lack the worldview, history, culture, rules, and writing skills in the novel, so it's not that interesting. The most attractive aspect of this type of original novel is that the world is extremely magnificent, the civilizations are complex, the history is rich, the rules are diverse, and the relationships are self-consistent.

Reading what has been written so far is okay, but there are a few questions. First, it is better to highlight the superiority of Goldfinger or the protagonist. Is the protagonist's perception superior? Just for the advantages shown in the article, perhaps the cost of using costly potions for each small realm is a bit high. There is also the issue of time span. I still need to mention the lifespan of wizards at all levels. Suddenly, in the past thirty years, I have only broken through one small realm. It is indeed the first time I have seen a first-level wizard spend so much time.