Wizard: My Auxiliary Training System Is Taoism

I have been reading novels for more than ten years, and this novel is really outrageous. The starting point and the name are very classic Eastern fantasy routines. But suddenly the spiritual book came, and then it was very abruptly transferred to the wizard. However, that wizard level actually includes Witch King, Ancestral Witch, etc. It's really outrageous, brother. Nowadays, novels are very mature. If you want to write in Oriental language, you will have a complete set of world views, cultivation systems, names of people, and names of martial arts. If you want to write about wizards, there are some. You can't use both Eastern fantasy names and the wizard's training system in a novel, but the wizard level names are indeed those of Eastern fantasy. Let me give you a piece of advice: for newbies writing books, the most taboo thing is to have a big heart. When writing a wizard, use the wizard upgrade system worldview. When writing fantasy, just use fantasy.

The introduction is great, but the structure is not good, right? According to the background of the introduction, such a wizarding civilization must have a highly unified foundation. Civilization is not a stitch monster, and fusion is not splicing. It is a map, a plot, and a feature. What kind of garbage stitch monster is it? It was almost biased by the introduction.

Is this a wizard novel? Is it really not a martial arts fantasy?

Is this a seed researcher? If you don't study seeds carefully in the wizarding world, you have no researcher qualities at all. Became a reckless man who fought everywhere

I only see estrus, researcher? Some people who don't have much ability like to pull people with big swords and use the back door show their integrity, and they don't see the research concept at all.

The original owner is dead, so why are there still inner demons and obsessions? It's really funny that it's hard to improve in martial arts unless you kill your enemies.

I'm here, please comment below, I'll take a look

Don't understand. Why is this book not classified as fantasy?

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Change the name, there are too many elements in the introduction. Martial arts, witchcraft, prosthetics, fairy islands, alchemy puppets, all kinds of Chinese and Western mixtures, it would be better to write it as an infinite flow or a unified world of multiple worlds. What's more, the protagonist's golden finger is called Tao Zhong, and the obvious oriental style equipment appears in a Western novel, which will make people feel alienated. And wizard-style novels cannot carry so many elements that are perfectly integrated.

The writing is too out-of-the-box and not calm enough. You start with the whole village being killed, and the protagonist is still so cheerful.

I can't stand it. It's too watery. It looks like I'm destined to be a street fighter.

The author has written three books and is still at L1 level😥

There is also martial arts in the wizard, hahaha... Funny, so funny

Come on, the golden finger design is actually pretty good.

The main character has changed a lot

The author Qiuhe writes about a young monk who devotes himself to spiritual practice, a similar invincible novel.

Selling dog meat with sheep's heads, the background is Eastern, and the professional wizards are Westernset

Oh, a Western wizard from the East, this is a bit

In the first two chapters, the author first divided each small realm into ten short paragraphs. Then the protagonist spent a whole day boxing in a ghost house where the genocide was exterminated, and then cried without tears because of famine and no water.

Among the authors with 2.48 Million words, their level is still Level 1, and the subsistence allowance is the lowest.