The Wizard Begins with an Inspiration Panel

It seems I'm not the only one who noticed that the main character's name seems to be that of Richard the Iron Fighter in the medieval wizard novel. Richard with a chip in his brain, Richard who traveled through the Great Witch, and Richard in the future. This is the inspiration Richard

The protagonist has too many emotions. He is startled and overjoyed at every turn, like a psycho.

Richard, a fantasy novel. Seven out of ten characters are named Richard. It's too confusing.

These people are too naive to be wizards

The teachers and students of this black wizard academy are so simple, I can't imagine what the white wizard academy is like.

I just saw a dozen of them and I don't know if there is anything behind them. Isn't inspiration not about innovation or having good ideas when creating? A panel is just a panel, author, do you think the proficiency panel doesn't sound good? Will any of the authors do their own research or innovation in the future? If there is no suggestion, please change the name. The two Chinese words of inspiration have always appeared in invention and creation. It is too low-level to just use it to fill in the knowledge of predecessors.

Didn't the author check the protagonist's name in this book? I saw several books named Richard 😰

You have used such a big golden finger to become a useless snack that knows nothing about it...

I didn't want to write this review originally, but in order to prevent some readers who are really looking for books from being led astray by some keyboard warriors and brainless trolls, I would like to briefly talk about the meaning of inspiration in the title of the book. Cause: After reading a few chapters, a few people started complaining that the inspiration for this book was trying to sell something like another, but it was actually just experience points or proficiency. A: I think everyone knows the meaning of inspiration. Let's explain it according to Baidu Encyclopedia: Inspiration refers to a creative and sudden state of thinking that occurs instantly in literary, artistic, and technological activities. This should be no problem, so can I ask another question? What are the conditions for inspiration? Don't we need sufficient knowledge reserves or accumulation of experience to generate inspiration out of thin air? This is so false! No matter how inspired the first-grade students are, they still can't solve calculus questions. So this is what the author expresses in the book. How can one innovate before mastering a skill or spell? If there is, there will definitely be many readers who say the setting is too unreasonable! Therefore, when you become proficient, you will naturally be inspired to make other innovations or changes. In the early stage, since the protagonist is not yet familiar with a skill/spell, inspiration only acts as a catalyst to accelerate mastery. However, when some skills or spells reach proficiency, they begin to gradually change. In fact, book friends who have been following the update have already seen that after dozens of chapters, the protagonist begins to change after reaching a certain skill/spell proficiency level. There will be more and more of this in the next step. I also hope that dear readers will be patient and allow the author to write this book at his own pace. If there is anything unreasonable in this book, please kindly point it out. It's just a book to read. If you like it, read it. If you don't, just leave it. The author has no enmity with you, and you don't have to be angry because of the poor work. It's not worth it, right? Finally, as long as your opinions, positive or negative, are well-intentioned, the author will read them carefully and adjust them as much as possible. Thank you to all readers who support this book!

The plot is too cliche, almost like a book from ten years ago. A lonely man and a widow are poisoned; the protagonist kills someone and is tracked, and then is hunted down; but a random sidekick just wants to kill the protagonist and is not afraid of the tracking mark.