Life-Burning Wizard, I'll Use My Lifespan to Add Points

Shen Nong tested the book and read Chapter 50. Everything represents only my personal opinion. It is a slight exaggeration to say that this book can be called a starting point. After reading the first ten chapters of the book, I had no idea of continuing to read. Whether it was the author's slightly lacking writing style, the clichéd plot settings, or some small coincidences, they were all... Quite boring. The reasons for continuing to persist are, firstly, the author responded to my comments almost instantly, and secondly, the character of the protagonist gradually emerged. Being slapped in the face and the like didn't make me feel that much good. One of the things that made me feel better was that the protagonist could work hard to improve himself step by step, instead of taking shortcuts, reaching the sky in one step, or having an epiphany. Yes, what attracted me most about this book was that the protagonist started to learn knowledge on his own. This was also the most interesting plot I read. This feeling that I was on the road and worked hard to improve step by step really made me want to stop. Maybe the more you lack something, the more you want it. In addition, the character of the protagonist is also something I find quite interesting. He changes very quickly. He can be cruel to himself and others while maintaining a normal outlook on life. He quickly adapts to this environment of the jungle and becomes more and more comfortable. At first, I almost didn't want to read the plot of the genius girl. Well, I admit here that I was preconceived. Influenced by other novels, I thought this girl would play an important role, but the fact is that after reading 50 chapters, he only appeared in two or three chapters in the book. To sum up, I think this book is still worth reading, but the author has so many previous novels. Is it because he is a eunuch or is he practicing his writing skills?

I just watched the beginning, and I originally thought it was the kind where the protagonist adds points, but in fact, it uses his own lifespan or the lifespan of killed creatures to add points, which is quite OK. I climbed the technology tree by myself, so far it seems.

Which one do you prefer

After the Wizard's Journey, I could only watch the Knights and Ashes, but I couldn't stand the others. I especially didn't like the chip plus points stream, which was simply blasphemous to the Wizard.

Wouldn't it be possible to transform oneself into an undead race such as a vampire, lich or zombie to have unlimited life sources? This is the way to write Shuangwen

To be honest, it really doesn't feel like a wizard, especially the first dozen or so chapters, it feels more like fantasy.

Sexi

Universe

The writing is okay, keep reading, don't die

Not bad. Climb the technology tree yourself. Nice

Snake Tribe

This book is weird, but not weird enough. It's a bit tasteless, and the recommendation level is average.

It may or may not appear. If you have something good to post, you may consider adding a character. The other few pictures are a bit astringent and cannot be pronounced.

It's okay, it's a wizard stream that suits my taste better, similar to The Wizard's Journey.

Hmm... The first two chapters make the protagonist very cowardly and useless. What's so interesting about this kind of useless person who has traveled through time? Cover your eyes when you see experimental specimens? What kind of girl are you? ! I don't understand why the beginning is written with such a stupid protagonist for the sake of character change? It really makes people lose motivation to read on. I felt aggrieved when I heard about the eighth chapter, but I couldn't read three chapters at all! Do you want to write a self-reliant and self-motivated protagonist? But really even if he gets better in the future, it won't change his original stupid reaction? The factory character set at the beginning collapsed! First impression is really fatal

The tone of the first few chapters of this book will be lighter and more cheerful, but later on, some dark elements will gradually be added.

I have read more than a dozen chapters, and there are many shortcomings. Prices have collapsed, and time goes too fast. Everything is too fast, faster than Shuangwen. A recipe is only worth 50 magic stones, but the same potion costs 5 magic stones. The biggest shortcoming is that learning knowledge is too fast and too general, and the knowledge is not valuable. It's a little more expensive than paper 🙂

Even if I burn my life, I still feel so depressed.

The author has written so many books, will this book cost 200,000?

The body is transformed and perverted, pig's feet are still time travellers, I feel that this is not something done by humans