Wizard: This Witcher Is Slacking Off

Let's popularize the current timeline to avoid misunderstandings by many readers. First of all, the time where the protagonist is now is 1250. At this time, all spellcasters in the north are managed by the Warlock Brotherhood. This is a powerful organization that can be traced back to the landing of humans in this world. In the past, monsters were rampant and warlocks had to rely on warlocks to survive. During this period, the status of warlocks was quite high. The warlock brotherhood was even able to directly appoint royal advisors to each king, and only sent outstanding students to serve. Every king must have a warlock as a consultant. In 1263, when Nilfgaard invaded for the first time, the north would be defeated steadily. It was the warlocks who defeated the southern army at Soden Mountain and were worshiped as heroes by the northerners, with their highest status. This also made the southerners pay attention to spellcasters and use conspiracies against them. It wasn't until the Senni Island incident a few years later that a traitor appeared in the Warlock Brotherhood, which seriously damaged the Warlock Brotherhood. The King of the North believed that the Warlock Brotherhood could not be trusted and turned to the enemy. Only then did the Warlocks' status drop sharply and collectively suppressed this group. The sorceress gathering house later was established to restore the reputation and power of the sorceresses. As for the status of non-human races and demon hunters, it is now a time of peace. Although many people discriminate against them, they are still legal citizens and protected by the law. It wasn't until the first Nilfgaard invasion, when the elves incited the elves to rebel, and allowed many elves to join the Scoia'tael, helping them create chaos in the north and attack humans. This led to all humans hating the Scoia'tael and ostracizing the non-human races. As for the demon hunters, it's just that their role in the story is not glorious, but ordinary people only dare to curse behind their backs. Those who use their lives to fight these super soldiers are just idiots in the countryside, fools incited by the eternal fire. People in the city are not so discriminatory against demon hunters, and most people have never even heard of this legend. Many readers have only played the game. At that time, it was already after the second invasion of Nilfgaard. The status of warlocks, non-human races and demon hunters had dropped a lot, and they were even hated. But in the protagonist's period, the status of these three types of people is not that miserable, and the status of the warlock is even very high and respected.

Why do you emphasize your identity as a sports student all day long? If you are a national defense student, everyone will respect you, but if you are a sports student, I will only say, have you finished settling in? When can you meet me at the top?

That special state of drug addiction that causes permanent physical damage seems pretty rubbish at first glance. Normal people wouldn't choose it, right? Isn't it still in the developmental stage? ? ?

There is a reason for the eight-fold gap 😅 between the two Witcher books of about the same period, one with a monthly subscription of more than 4,000 and the other with a monthly subscription of only more than 500. The strength of the protagonist is forced to be suppressed. The necessity to run the wizarding world is another. The recent plot is also a brain-breaking plot. The first point is that you do not have the ability to reasonably derive the plot. In order to force the choice to follow the plot, your ability is not good. There is nothing wrong with these plots. The second point is that you have to choose a wizard as your base. It doesn't matter if you have "Wizard" in your name. And the third point actually makes me wonder. The protagonist knows that the door opposite is Diablo from the beginning, and the protagonist is a modern person and knows what a bad world the Diablo world is. You can actually let him keep that door. Isn't this protagonist a pure nt? You don't think this is the so-called "foreshadowing", do you? As far as the strength of Darkness is concerned, even ten wizards combined can't beat it. The difference in strength will inevitably lead to you making restrictions on the door. What about "the powerful person behind the door can't get through, and only a part of the consciousness can get through." I can only say hell for this kind of plot.

RT, dead eunuchs, wasting my subscription money, does this count as defrauding consumers? Is there any way to cure these eunuchs?

It looked pretty good at first, but when I saw the basket I had poked out and said, "The sky is falling, there is a tall one to hold it up". Even if the kingdom is full of unscrupulous people, death is not a pity, but because my behavior caused my friend to die because of it, I still looked like it didn't matter, so I can only sweat soybeans.

The protagonist's character has always been focused on personal interests, including safeguarding the people and groups he identifies with. He has a strong personal tendency, and overall he is probably on the good side. There is nothing wrong with that. Harvesting the world of magic beans, wandering around Azeroth, and managing Middle-earth, these behaviors are all in line with the character setting. But from the perspective of the protagonist's plan, it is still based on the wizarding world and the Demon Hunter Order, traveling around the world for development. However, I knew that absorbing magic nodes would leave cracks, and I had also dealt with seals before. When I was invaded by a high-powered demon like Diablo, I suddenly said, "If the sky falls, there will be someone tall to hold it up." What kind of double-standard blame-shifting statement is this? There is no problem if you don't take the initiative to be a savior. Is this a deliberate attempt to disgust readers? The characters are all broken, okay? Everyone who sucks luck will find himself on death row. If the world invades, why don't you think of other people who suffer unreasonable disasters? Even if you hate the entire country, when you save the elves, you only kill the civilians who actively commit evil, not to mention the risk of such a global disaster. Either, describing it as too risky, insufficient, and unable to be remedied in the short term is consistent with the previous character; just being a protagonist without caring about the life and death of others can be considered an evil character; and being inconsistent at the same time. One moment, he pretends that he is not a bad person and is just selfish, and the next moment, he is shy and blames the blame. Who is disgusting with this!

😏 Occupy Yennefer, marry Triss, adopt Cilia, let all the sorceresses go, and don't miss any Shaniweiwei Alice. Well, the vineyard is a bit small, so let's take the Baroness and occupy the palace~

There should be less women. At first I laughed, but now I doubt you can write anything else.

The Lord of the Rings has not been written yet. Middle-earth has main god-level existences such as the creation gods Iru and Valar who are always watching. The Supreme Iru knew it the first moment Wayne entered Middle-earth. Such wanton destruction of Iru's established music would have been obliterated by Iru long ago. Unless Wayne's appearance made Iru interested, it was obvious that Iru's opera was destroyed by Wayne. It's still too floating. You really have to be careful when connecting to Middle-earth, the Dark World, and Warcraft. The hoarfrost in the Wizarding World is not enough to face Hell, the High Sky, and the Burning Legion. Wayne is still too floating. Mirror Master has to put his tail between his legs when he comes to these three worlds, not to mention Wayne is a strengthened demon hunter.