Wizard: This Witcher Is Slacking Off

Let me explain the current timeline to avoid misunderstandings for many readers. First, the protagonist is currently in the year 1250. At this time, all spellcasters in the north are managed by the Brotherhood of Sorcerers, a powerful organization whose origins can be traced back to when humans first arrived in this world.

Why do you keep emphasizing your athletic background? If you were a national defense student, people would respect you, but if you're an athletic student, all I can say is, have you finished cultivating your skills? When will we meet at the top?

That claim about permanent physical damage after drug use seems pretty rubbish; no normal person would choose that, especially since I'm still growing, right?

Two Witcher books published around the same time have vastly different monthly pass rankings: one with over 4,000 and the other with only 500 – an eightfold difference 😅. There's a reason for this: forcibly suppressing the protagonist's strength is one issue, insisting on developing the Wizarding World is another, and the recent mindless plot is yet another.

RT, you damn eunuchs! You've wasted my subscription money! Isn't this consumer fraud? Is there any way to deal with these eunuchs?

Everything seemed fine at first, but then I saw the mess I'd made and someone said, "If the sky falls, someone taller will hold it up," and I couldn't hold back. Even if the kingdom is full of troublemakers who deserve to die, the fact that my actions brought my friend to the brink of death and he acted so nonchalantly... I can only sweat buckets.

The protagonist's character is always focused on personal interests, including protecting the people and groups he identifies with, and has a strong personal bias. Overall, he is still generally inclined to the good side, which is not a bad thing. Harvesting the world of magic beans, mingling in Azeroth, and managing Middle-earth—these actions all fit the character's established persona.

😏 Dominate Yennefer, marry Triss, adopt the sorceress Ciri, don't let any of the sorceresses go, don't miss Shani, Vivi, or Alice either. Hmm, the vineyard is a bit small, so let's take the duchess too and dominate the palace!

Less womanly stuff, please. At first, it made me smile, but now I'm starting to doubt if you can write anything else.

The Lord of the Rings wasn't well-written. Middle-earth has creator gods like the Irru and the Valar watching over it. The Supreme Irru knew the moment Wayne entered Middle-earth. Such wanton disruption of Irru's grand symphony would have been met with her annihilation long ago, unless Wayne's arrival piqued her interest. It's clear Wayne ruined Irru's opera. It's too overconfident.